With Philippa Forrester. Stereo

Classic puppet series.

Cartoon. Rpt Stereo

Australian fantasy-comedy series.

With Alice Cooper , EYC performing their new song Number Owearid the result of the Mighty Max competition, plus cartoon action from The
Flintstones and Tom and Jerry. DirectorClaire Winyard; ProducerVanessa Hill
A Roach production for BBCtv

Bugs Bunny and his Toon Town friends in a feature-length celebration of the work of animator Friz Freleng.
(1981)

Football's most glamorous occasion introduced live from Wembley by Desmond Lynam.
Manchester United, seeking a Premiership/FA Cup double, are making a record-equalling 12th appearance in the final, and if they win they will also share Tottenham Hotspur's record of eight victories. For Chelsea it is a fourth final, with their only success coming in 1970 when they beat Leeds United.
Alex Ferguson's United, with the skill of players like Eric Cantona and Ryan Giggs, will start favourites, but Chelsea, under the watchful eye of manager Glenn Hoddle, have weathered a mid-season crisis to reach Wembley. The goals of Gavin Peacock have been crucial during their cup run.... and also in Chelsea's two victories over United in this season's Premiership.
12.20 Team News
Reports from the team hotels.
12.30 Cup Build-up
A look back at the Road to Wembley. Including 1.00 News
2.20 Meet the Teams
2.35 Pre-match Build-up
Enjoy the singing of Abide with Me.
3.00 FA Cup Final
The whole match live with commentary from John Motson and Trevor Brooking, analysis from Alan Hansen and Jimmy Hill and reports from Barry Davies,
Bob Wilson, Tony Gubba, Ray Stubbs, Clive Tyldesley and Garry Richardson.
TV presentation John Shrewsbury Editor Dave Gordon
12.15-2.35
2.35-5.30
Alan Hansen on the agony and ecstasy of Wembley
SEE FEATURE page 28

Stone Age fun.

With Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Regional News

With locations that vary from Aberdare to Africa,
Jimmy Savile fixes it for more dreams to come true.
Producer Roger Ordish

Adventure series featuring the classic comic strip hero.

Lex Luthor creates a Superman clone and orders him to destroy the original.

Ten years ago, Britain's greatest comedy partnership was ended when Eric Morecambe died at the age of 58. Ben Elton introduces the first of three programmes celebrating the genius and enduring popularity of Morecambe and Wise.
Each of the programmes concentrates on one aspect of their working relationship, starting tonight with a look at the notable guest stars who appeared in Eric and Ernie's television shows. Glenda Jackson, Cliff Richard, Diana Rigg and John Thaw assess the duo's cultural achievements and pay tribute to the dramatic genius of Little Ern.
Next week's programme centres on the bizarre "domestic" life that Eric and Ernie enjoyed in their cramped flat and shared bed.

Ben Elton pays tribute
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More hard-hitting investigations and real-life humour from Esther Rantzen and the team. Special guest
Janet Brown presents viewers' news cuttings and provides her own comments on some of the week's events.
Call the hotline on [number removed](during the programme and for two hours afterwards) with your urgent problems or for information about tonight's programme. Director Stuart McDonald Editor Bryher Scudamore

With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley

Comedy starring Bruce Willis
Kim Basinger
Desperate for a date to take to a vital company dinner, harassed executive
Walter Davis is set up with Nadia Gates , a wonderful lady with a couple of problems: the effect alcohol has on her, and the effect her crazy ex-boyfriend has on Walter.
Director Blake Edwards (1987)
FILM REVIEWS pages 46-50

FA Cup Final
England coach Terry Venables delivers his assessment on today's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester
United at Wembley. United, attempting to equal
Tottenham's record of eight FA Cup triumphs, started favourites despite suffering two defeats by Chelsea in the FA Premiership. But
Glenn Hoddle 's Chelsea could easily upset the odds and make it a memorable hat-trick.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with commentary by John Motson.
Series producer John Shrewsbury
Editor Brian Barwick

Comedy starring Casey Siemaszko

At Weaver High School, Jerry Mitchell's life is about to become unglued. For today, when the bell rings at three o'clock, Jerry will be facing the terrible wrath of Buddy Revell, the biggest, meanest hulk of all.
(1987)
Film Reviews pages 46-50