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Second of a 13-part comedy series in which a girl undergoes a change of identity.
Today, Julia's bossy Aunt Cassandra gets more than she bargained for.
Written by Jeremy Swan.

(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Writer:
Jeremy Swan
Aunt Cassandra:
Lynda Bellingham
Julia Jekyll:
Olivia Hallinan
Moira Jekyll:
Victoria Williams
Jerry Jekyll:
Bill Fellows
Roger:
Anthony Tobias
Sarah:
Emma Barnett
Sharon Blister:
Karen Salt
Nicola Blister:
Tiffany Griffths
Memphis Rocket:
Simon Green
Mrs Rocket:
Ann Emery
Lester Blister:
Robert Portal
Mrs Smith:
Christine Lohr
Mr Slime:
Philip Philmar
Harriet Hyde:
John Asquith

This week, abseiling paras, a record-breaking mastermind, a sensational soccer record and the world's strongest men tackle a truck pull in Sydney,- Australia. With'Kriss Akabusi , Cheryl Bakerand Mark Curry.

Contributors

Unknown:
Kriss Akabusi
Unknown:
Mark Curry.

Today, Hollywood actor Dudley Moore launches a special Oscar's Orchestra competition, to coincide with the animated series on Tuesdays on BBC 1. Plus, Ant and Dec are in the studio to sing their new single.
With Diane-Louise Jordan, Stuart Miles, Tim Vincent and Katy Hill.
Information can be accessed on the Internet, at [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Diane-Louise Jordan
Presenter:
Stuart Miles
Presenter:
Tim Vincent
Presenter:
Katy Hill
Guest:
Dudley Moore
Guests:
Ant and Dec

Paul Daniels hosts the quiz show in which three contestants compete for a holiday by choosing between the right and the wrong answers on offer. Director/Producer David Taylor
COMPETITION LINE: ring [number removed] (calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate and 49p per minute at other times. For a copy of the rules, send sae to [address removed].

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Daniels
Producer:
David Taylor

The series offering the latest news of science, medicine and technology.

Tonight, the new detector for Kagoshima Airport in Japan, which is built near an active volcano, to warn pilots of eruptions, and a report from South Africa on how the world-wide ban on ivory trading could be lifted without encouraging the poachers.
Presented by Howard Stableford and Shahnaz Pakravan, with Vivienne Parry, Monty Don, Rebecca Stephens and Jez Nelson.

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Contributors

Presenter:
Howard Stableford
Presenter:
Shahnaz Pakravan
Reporter:
Vivienne Parry
Reporter:
Monty Don
Reporter:
Rebecca Stephens
Reporter:
Jez Nelson
Producer:
Sam Roberts
Editor:
Edward Briffa

A series featuring true stories of heroism and bravery, presented by Michael Buerk and Juliet Morris.
Tonight, a family holiday which nearly ended in disaster and a little boy who got stuck in the mud. Plus the Australian fireman who has come to
Britain on a year-long "job-swap" and information on what to do if you think yourchild has been poisoned.
Executive producer Andy Batten-Foster ; Series producerClarePizey Stereo

Contributors

Presented By:
Michael Buerk
Presented By:
Juliet Morris.
Producer:
Andy Batten-Foster

Third of a 12-part drama series about a police surgeon starring Nigel Le Vaillant -
A storm reveals strange things buried in the garden of a house with only one occupant. It seems an open and shut case - until Paul Dangerfield digs a little deeper. See today's choices.

Dangerfield
9.30pm BBC 1
Does actress Brigit Forsyth (Thelma in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?) have a soft spot for doctors? Nine years ago she played a doctor in ITV's The Practice; a few weeks ago she was a bossy medical centre receptionist in the comedy pilot Waiting. Now she's popping up in Dangerfield.
The story is an unusual one in that it does not involve a recent corpse. A skeleton is discovered in the garden of Linda Barton (played by Forsyth) and when questioned she reveals her husband disappeared some years ago. A straightforward case of murder? Or can Dangerfield and forensic expert Terri Morgan come up trumps?

Contributors

Writer:
Don Shaw
Producer:
Adrian Bate
Director:
Richard Holthouse
Paul Dangerfield:
Nigelle Vaillant
Joanna Stevens:
Amanda Redman
Ken Jackson:
George Irving
Marty Dangerfield:
Sean Maguire
Al Dangerfield:
Lisa Faulkner
Terri Morgan:
Katy Murphy
Nicky Green:
Tracy Gillman
Spenser:
Mo Sesay
Cudworth:
Eleanor Martin
Shaaban Hamada:
Nadim Sawalha
Roz Parker:
Hilary Lyon
Sergeant Lardner:
Roderick Smith
Julia Caxton:
Catherine Terris
Linda Barton:
Brigit Forsyth
HelenThomas:
Margery Withers
Ben:
Julian Kerridge
Kathy:
Amanda Loy-Ellis
Phil:
Jason Ward
Alan Stewart:
Alan Hunter
Mr Greening:
Martin Cookson
Pathologist:
Simon Carter
Mr Smith:
Nick Maloney
Angie:
Rhiannon Howys

Crime drama starring
Clint Eastwood , Jeff Bridges
A bank robber, confronted by fellow gang members who believe he has escaped with their loot, is saved by a young drifter in a stolen car, and the chase is on to find the true location of the hidden fortune.
Director Michael Cimino (1974) ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 75-80

Contributors

Unknown:
Clint Eastwood
Unknown:
Jeff Bridges
Director:
Michael Cimino
Thunderbolt:
Clint Eastwood
Lightfoot:
Jeff Bridges
Red Leary:
George Kennedy
Goody:
Geoffrey Lewis
Melody:
Catherine Bach
Curly:
Gary Busey
Vault manager:
Jack Dodson
Tourists:
Gene Elman
Tourists:
Lila Teigh
Welder:
Burton Gilliam
Dunlop:
Roy Jenson

Documentary. A filmed record of the Rolling Stones'
1981 American tour, compiled from live footage of an outdoor concert at the Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona, and two indoor shows at the Meadowlands' Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey. It includes some of the Stones's greatest hits - (/ Can't Get No)
Satisfaction, JumpingJack Flash,
Brown Sugar and Honky Tonk Women. Director Hal Ashby (1982). ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 75-80

Contributors

Unknown:
Brendan Byrne
Unknown:
Brown Sugar
Director:
Hal Ashby

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