WithJosied'Arby, Kirsten O'Brien and Otis the Aardvark.
7.30 Oscar's Orchestra The evil Thadius Vent has barred music from the world forever but close on his heels is the musical resistance movement led by a bright blue grand piano. With the voice of Dudley Moore. Repeat
Animation. Felix tries to outwit the nasty professor and his henchman Rock Bottom. Repeat ....
Animation.
Marooned on the idyllic Crab Island in the Caribbean, Robinson finds more than he bargained for. Repeat
Animation Buckyand his crew battle the Toad Menace.
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More cartoon capers from the Evergreen Forest. (Repeat)
Cartoon. Max and his friends confront the forces of evil.
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The series from 1987. Banksie gets a spin in a wheelchair. Steven Banks
TIM POLLEY. Lucy LEAH FINCH. Vince STEVE WEST. Gonch JOHN MCMAHON. Georgina SAMANTHA LEWIS. Helen RUTH CARRAWAY
Written by Sarah Daniels
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Drama about a California town, seen through the yes of 16-year-old twin sisters.
Music news. This week, the programme travels to Yorkshire to meet pop band Shed Seven who are enjoying success with their latest album
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Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
10.50,1.40,2.55,3.25,4.00
Cricket: Third Test Coverage from the Oval of the third day's play in the Cornhill
Insurance Test between England and Pakistan. Fouryears ago, WasimAkram claimed nine wickets as Pakistan destroyed England at the Oval. Now the captain, he is once again spearheading Pakistan's bowling attack with Waqar Younis , so the England batsmen will be looking to repeat theirforminthe Second Test at Headingleyto prevent the tourists from securing a series victory. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoff Boycott , David Gower , Asif Iqbal and Tony Lewis.
Coverage continues at4.40pm on BBC2.
1.00 News
1.05 Football Focus Gary Lineker reviews the openinggames in the Premiership and looks ahead to the weekend'saction.
2.40,3.10,3.40 Racing From Goodwood, featuring races at 2.45, 3.15 and 3.50. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson and Jimmy Lindley.
4.45 Final Score
Producer Martin Hopkins : Editor Dave Gordon
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Man of Action. When a bomb drops on the outskirts of Walmington-on-Sea, Mainwaring declares martial law.
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
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The floodlit esplanade of Edinburgh Castle is the stage for more than performers from three continents to celebrate this year's theme - the bicentenary of the death of poet Robert Burns. In addition to the traditional massed bands, the tattoo features Zulu dancers from the South African Police Service whose spectacular routines culminate when they join the pipes and drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards to perform a specially composed piece, Introduced by Tom Fleming. Stereo Subtitled
The comedy-action series about the adventures of a Canadian Mountie, starring
Paul Gross, David Marciano
Fraser and Vecchio try to help a couple of young tearaways who have inadvertently stolen a "little black book" which may hold the key to a call girl's murder. See today's choices.
Presented by Dale Winton, with more predictions from Mystic Meg.
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That Way Lies Ruin. Vigilante action leads to trouble forthe man it was supposed to help. A flirtation with a bus driver ends in disaster, and a couple's guilty secret comes back to haunt them.
Episode written by Keith Temple
Producer Corinne Hollingworth ; Director
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With Peter Sissons.
Weather-Bill Giles
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Beginning two-part thriller about an unsuspecting couple forced into a living nightmare.
Starring Hugo Weaving
Lesley Manville
When Jack Shannon and his new wife
Ellie move to Burma with Ellie's young daughter, they are looking forward to setting up their own jewellery business. But after they are befriended by mysterious businesswoman
Samira Nazib they are drawn into the dangerous world of drug trafficking. Concludes tomorrow at 9pm. See today's choices.
Written by Terry Johnson ; Producers David Elfick , Lavinia Warner ; Director Michael Carson
Action from two of today's key games in the FA Premiership, including West
Ham's game against Southampton at Upton Park. The Hammers' close season signings include Portugal's Paolo Futre and Romanian striker Florin Raducioiu, while Southampton recently appointed former Liverpool and Rangers' boss Graeme Souness as their new manager. Plus, highlights from the all-Midlands clash between
Coca-Cola Cup holders Aston Villa and newly promoted Derby County, and all today's other goals and talking points. Commentary by John Motson and Tony Gubba. Introduced by Desmond Lynam, with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Series producer John Shrewsbury ; Editor Niall Sloane Stereo
Match of the Seventies is on Monday at 11.10pm. MATCH OF THE DAY - THE MAGAZINE: on sale every Thursday, price £1.00, from newsagents. See Alan Hansen : page 57
Comedy starring Chevy Chase
Wisecracking investigative reporter I.M. Fletcher is posing as a beach bum to get a story when he is approached by Alan Stanwyk with an incredible proposition - $50,000 and a guaranteed escape if he is willing to murder him. Determined to find out why, 'Fletch' pretends to agree and finds himself caught up in a bizarre and dangerous plot.
Director Michael Ritchie (1985. PG)
See Films: pages 66-74
