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Elidor's evil warriors try to break into the house. Last in the series.

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Contributors

Writer:
Don Webb
Roland:
Damian Zuk
Helen:
Suzanne Crowshaw
David:
Alexander Trippier
Nicholas:
Gavin J Morris
Malebron:
Stevan Rimkus

Comprehensive regional news, with live reports and interviews. Regular presenters are Gwenan Edwards , Mike Embley and GargyPatel, plus sports reports from Rob Curling.
Editor Jane Mote
REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Contributors

Unknown:
Gwenan Edwards
Unknown:
Mike Embley

The first of three semi-finals comes from the Britannia Naval College, Dartmouth. The contestants are quizzed on British naval history, 1939-45, the marathon footrace since 1896, the Professor Fen novels of E. Crispin and the life and career of Rommel. With Magnus Magnusson.

Contributors

Presenter:
Magnus Magnusson
Director/Producer:
David Mitchell

Continuing the drama serial set in Cardiff's docklands. There's a big turn-out for Roy's celebrity opening party.

Contributors

Writer:
Rob Gittins
Producer:
Glenda Jones
Director:
Ian White
Maria:
Suzanne Packer
Gary:
Philip Howe
Bernie:
Robert Gwilym
Charlie:
Mike Hayward
Jodie:
Jan Anderson
Ossie:
Peter Doran
Beth:
Francine Morgan
Kate:
Nickie Rainsford
Salim:
Tanveer Ghani
Helen:
Rakie Ayola
Kim:
Karin Diamond
Lil:
Stevie Parry
Dan:
Martin Cole
Sonny:
Joe Dixon
Warwick:
Richard Harrington
Roy:
Martin Troakes
Naseem:
Clare Isaac
Weasel:
Gwynne Davies
Colin Jackson:
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Tonight Jennifer and Dawn present their version of the Ken and Emma story with a guest appearance by Michael Praed.
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Contributors

Comedienne:
Dawn French
Comedienne:
Jennifer Saunders
Guest:
Michael Praed
Director:
John Birkin
Producer:
Jon Plowman

Continuing the comedy drama about volunteer soldiers in the Territorial Army.

Ally discovers another woman's earring in the shower drain, and the annual dinner becomes the scene for some score settling.
See today's choices.

Contributors

Writer:
Tim Firth
Producer:
Bernard Krichefski
Director:
Rick Stroud
Hodge:
Colin Buchanan
Eric:
Paul Haigh
Ally:
Kate Gartside
Mel:
Angela Lonsdale
Rundle:
Keiran Flynn
Polson:
David MacCreedy
Lloydy:
Adrian Hood
Spock:
Alistair McGowan
Dawn:
Caroline Catz
Diesel:
Tony Marshall
Jeanetta:
Carolyn Pickles
Kirsty:
Holly Grainger
Declan:
Oliver Cotton
Richard:
Mark Benton
Nurse Pauline:
Jane Wall
Colonel Vale:
Simon Slater

A series of programmes examining classic rock albums.

When other groups were creating a generic hippy sound the Band were in Woodstock developing their own special style. Features interviews with Band members as well as admirers such as George Harrison, Don Was and Eric Clapton.

Contributors

Interviewee:
George Harrison
Interviewee:
Don Was
Interviewee:
Eric Clapton
Director:
Bob Smeaton
Executive Producer:
Nick de Grunwald
Executive Producer:
Bous de Jong

Comedy starring Dudley Moore, Nastassja Kinski

Conductor Claude Eastman believes his wife is having an affair. Madly jealous, he plots revenge with farcical results.
(1983, 15)
See Films: pages 44-53 ***

Contributors

Director:
Howard Zieff
Claude Eastman:
Dudley Moore
Daniella Eastman:
Nastassja Kinski
Maximillian Stein:
Armand Assante
Norman Robins:
Albert Brooks
Carla Robbins:
Cassie Yates
Giuseppe:
Richard Libertini
Jess Keller:
Richard B. Shull
Jerzy Czyrek:
Jan Triska

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