Western. Former US marshal
Billy Reynolds becomes involved in a fatal shoot-out and is sentenced to ten years at a notorious prison.
Billy Reynolds DALE ROBERTSON ,
Abby Nixon VIRGINIA MAYO , Jesse Gorman STEPHEN MCNALLY , Frank Taggert ARTHUR HUNNICUTT Steve Morgan ROBERT KEITH
Director Alfred Werker (1953) # See Films: pages 65-72 **
David Frost interviews the week's news makers. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather forecast.
In the last show of the series,
Alison Hilliard meets former hostage Terry Waite. Stereo................................................... BOOKLET: available from First Light, BBCtv, PO Box 27. Manchester M60 1SJ.
A discussion on deaf people's access to law and justice. With signing and subtitles. Repeated Tuesday 12 noon on BBC2 Stereo.
A 20-part series of Spanish for beginners. 7: Life on a coffee plantation in Colombia. Stereo...............................................
The wonders of e-mail.
(Stereo)
The live magazine show with tips on careers and hobbies. With Cheryl Baker , Howard Stableford and Toby Anstis.
EditorGeorge Auckland PHONELINE: forinformation and advice ring
[number removed]. Lines open from I 1.00amto 3.00pm.
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week'sweatherat 12.25pm. Stereo.
John Humphrys interviews Ian Lang , President of the Board of Trade.
Editor David Jordan
Omnibus edition.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
A look at the endurance and ingenuity of the arctic fox, an animal the size of a pet cat who has to survive in temperatures 70 degrees below freezing. Rpt Stereo Followed by Hot Shots
How camera crews are able to film wildlife in extremely cold temperatures.
A look at the problems faced when filming wildlife in extremely cold temperatures. For the Life in the Freezer series, Emperor penguins were filmed in 120mph winds at minus 70C.
Griff Rhys Jones jumps into a time machine as he looks at the future and the past with authors H.G. Wells and Terry Pratchett.
John Craven shares the skeletons in his wardrobe, corsets worn as eveningwear and six men test hair loss cures. With
Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin and Brenda Emmanus. Repeated tomorrow at 2.40pm
CLOTHES SHOW LIVE EVENT: at the NEC in Birmingham on 1-6 December. For tickets ring [number removed]
Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer share the smells of nature with the help of Children in Need's Smell-o-
Vision booklet. See today's choices.
It's Smell-o-Vision: page 41
This week, the contestants are in Edinburgh where they buy, sell, date and value, and are judged by Antiques Roadshow experts. With Jilly Goolden. Director David Cumming ; Series producer
JannineWaddell Stereo Subtitled ...
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish ..............
Harry Secombe is in Dewsbury, Yorkshire for the town's first Christian music festival. Highlights include an unusual performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Sir Harry's own contributions include Music Is My Life and Song of Joy, and the congregation sing Let All the World in Every Corner Sing, O Praise Ye the Lord, and Angel Voices Ever Singing.
Producer R Medwyn Hughes; Editor Helen Alexander
Repeated tomorrow at 8.25am on BBC2
Third of six new episodes.
William and the Ebony Hairbrush
Robert is put in charge of William while Mrand Mrs Brown are away, but Robert is more concerned about Sheila.
Dramatised from the Richmai Crompton books by Simon Booker ; Producer Aian Wright
Director David Giles
A series of shows featuring songs from musicals. Hosted by Gary Wilmot , with guests Beverley Craven , John Nettles , Anthony Newley and Luther Vandross. With the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Director/Producer Kevin Bishop
Part of the Family. Martyn Colbeck 's diary offilming an elephant family.
Series producer Paul Appleby
Comedy series about a woman vicar. Community Spirit. Geraldine needs a celebrity to open the autumn fair.
Geraldine Granger DAWN FRENCH, David Horton GARY WALDHORN , Hugo Horton JAMES FLEET ,
Alice Tinker EMMA CHAMBERS, Letitia Cropley LIZ SMITH. Frank Pickle JOHN BLUTHAL , Jim Trott TREVOR PEACOCK.
Owen Newitt ROGER LLOYD PACK,
Reg Dwight PHILIP WHITCHURCH
Written by Richard Curtis ; Director Dewi Humphreys Producer Jon Plowman Rpt Stereo Subtitied.8959
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish ....
Breach of Faith
Charismatic priest Chris Brain speaks for the first time on television about the sex scandal that rocked the Church of England this summer, when it was claimed that he had sexually abused more than 20 female members of his church. The programme also features some of the women involved as well as church leaders speaking about the issues this has raised.
A debate follows in Heart of the Matter.
Producer Paul Sapin ; Series editor Richard Denton
HELPLINE: ringfree on [number removed] from 11pm-1am
Beware of False Prophets
Joan Bakewell asks what lessons are to be learned from vicar Chris Brain 's controversial Nine O'clock Service and looks at how mainstream religion is coping with the changing religious needs of individuals in modern times.
Series producer Anne Reevell
Hammer version of the classic Sherlock Holmes mystery, starring Peter Cushing, Andre Morell and Christopher Lee.
For 200 years the Baskerville lords have died horribly - ripped to death by a ghostly hound from hell on Dartmoor. Sir Henry Baskerville is the last of the line and he seeks out Sherlock Holmes to save him from the curse.
Director Terence Fisher (1959) Subtitled.
See Barry Norman: page 62
See Films: pages 65-72 ****
