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3.30 Ants in Your Pants
Otis the Aardvark introduces cartoons.
(Stereo)

3.50 Chucklevision
Paul and Barry attempt to buy a lottery ticket, but chaos ensues.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Contributors

Writer (Chucklevision):
Ramsay Gilderdale
Writer (Chucklevision):
Philip Hazelby

Fourth of a seven-part sci-fi drama.
Dinah makes some discoveries and Simon sets a trap.
Adapted by Helen Cresswell from the books by Gillian Cross.
(Repeated Sunday on BBC2)
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Author:
Gillian Cross
Adapted by:
Helen Cresswell
Demon Headmaster:
Terrence Hardiman
Mrs Hunter:
Tessa Peake-Jones
Mr Hunter:
David Lloyd
Dinah Hunter:
Frances Amey
Lloyd Hunter:
Gunnar Cauthery
Harvey Hunter:
Thomas Szekeres
Ian:
Anthony Cumber
Mandy:
Rachael Goodyer
Ingrid:
Kristy Bruce
Simon James:
James Richard

Melissa and Billy's relationship hits the rocks. Debbie opens her heart to Phil.

(Shown at 1.40pm) (Stereo)

Contributors

Lou Carpenter:
Tom Oliver
Cheryl Stark:
Caroline Gillmer
Danielle Stark:
Eliza Szonert
Philip Martin:
Ian Rawlings
Hannah Martin:
Rebecca Ritters
Sam Kratz:
Richard Grieve
Marlene Kratz:
Moya O'Sullivan
Karl Kennedy:
Alan Fletcher
Susan Kennedy:
Jackie Woodburne
Libby Kennedy:
Kym Valentine
Malcolm Kennedy:
Benji McNair
Billy Kennedy:
Jesse Spencer
Stonefish Rebecchi:
Anthony Engelman
Joanna Hartman:
Emma Harrison
Angie Rebecchi:
Lesley Baker
Toadfish:
Ryan Moloney
Luke Handley:
Bernard Curry
Debbie Martin:
Marnie Reece Wilmore
Melissa Drenth:
Aimee Robertson

Every day there are a staggering 700 chip-pan fires in British homes. Tonight's programme tests an ingenious new silicon-coated fire blanket which claims to extinguish these fires in seconds. Plus, an experiment to see at what age babies begin to recognise their native language. Presented by Shahnaz Pakravan and Howard Stableford, with regular reports from Craig Doyle, Philippa Forrester, Jez Nelson, Vivienne Parry and Rebecca Stephens.
Producer Saul Nasse; Editor Edward Briffa
For further information see Ceefax page 623 or call the information line on [number removed] Internet: [web address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Craig Doyle
Unknown:
Philippa Forrester
Unknown:
Jez Nelson
Unknown:
Vivienne Parry
Unknown:
Rebecca Stephens.

Drama series about a woman who runs a missing persons agency. Starring
Amanda Redman
Beck must find a recently widowed pharmacist.

See today's choices.
Andrew Duncan interviews Amanda Redman: page 20

Contributors

Writer:
Paul Hines
Producer:
Jacky Stoller
Director:
Ken Grieve
Beck:
Amanda Redman
Therese:
Caroline Loncq
Mick Farrant:
David Hunt
Tally:
David Herlihy
Muffy:
Nigel Clauzel
Ralph:
William Ash
Joe:
Timothy Gleed
John Stanford:
Terrence Hardiman
Clare Hughes:
Kate Lynn-Evans
Robert Hughes:
Robert Morgan
Amelia Hughes:
Nancy Lodder
Polly Reid:
Eryl Maynard
Funeral assistant:
Ian Pepperell

Sci-fi thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Biehn, Linda Hamilton

2029: machines rule the earth - locked in combat with a band of freedom fighters. Back in present day Los Angeles, Sarah Connor is unaware of her role in this future struggle, until a ruthless robot is sent back from the future to eliminate her.
(1984, 18)
(Subtitled)
See Films: pages 61-8

Contributors

Director:
James Cameron
Terminator:
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Kyle Reese:
Michael Biehn
Sarah Connor:
Linda Hamilton
Traxler:
Paul Winfield
Vukovich:
Lance Henriksen
Matt:
Rick Rossovich
Ginger:
Bess Motta
Silberman:
Earl Boen

Western starring John Wayne, Richard Boone

Following a vicious raid on the McCandles' ranch, the young grandson of the family is kidnapped and held to ransom. Head of the family, Big Jake, then swings into action.
(1971, 15)
See Films: pages 61-8 **

Followed by Weather

Contributors

Director:
George Sherman
Big Jake:
John Wayne
[Actor]:
Richard Boone

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