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Concluding the comedy series. Henry's secret project is revealed, and Mr Wymi discovers a new friend.

Contributors

Writer:
Malcolm Lane
Mr Wymi:
Ian Angus Wilkie
Billy:
James Young
Matron:
Julie T Wallace
Henry:
Reginald Marsh
Maude:
Sheila Latimer
Julie:
Dawn Reid
Sean:
Jonathan Strange
Sid:
Iain Gouck
Alf:
Gavin Mitchell
Creator:
Johnny Ball

The final programme in the series includes acraftyway to wrap irregularly shaped items. With Josie d'Arby, Mark Speight and Jay Burridge.
Smart on the Road starts in the new year.
(Rptd tomorrow 7.55am BBC2)

Contributors

Presenter:
Josie d'Arby
Presenter:
Mark Speight
Presenter:
Jay Burridge

Last part of the series.
Tom and Geoff arrive back from Mars to find that they are losing their grip on Aquila.

Contributors

Writer:
Andrew Norriss
Writer:
Richard Fegen
Tom Baxter:
Ben Brooks
Geoff Reynolds:
Craig Vye
Mrs Baxter:
Sallyanne Law
Mrs Reynolds:
Vivien Parry
Mrs Murray:
Hilary Mason
Alan Pritchard:
Dale Rapley
Dunstan:
Louis McIntosh
Foreman:
Barry Ewart
William:
Robin Chandler
Mr Evans:
Howell Evans
Mrs Evans:
Patricia Kane

Featuring the latest consumer news and investigative reports on everything from car dealers to supermarkets and banks to tour operators. With Alice Beer.
Hotline: phone on [number removed]. Calls charged at national rate; e-mail: [email address removed]
(Weekend Watchdog with Anne Robinson continues tomorrow at 7pm)

Contributors

Presenter:
Anne Robinson
Presenter:
Alice Beer
Series Producer:
Lisa Ausden
Editor:
Helen O'Rahilly

Phil and Grant reach breaking point over Jamie's actions, as Ricky and Teresa begin an unexpected and risky money-making partnership. Tensions mount between the Palmers and di Marcos.
(For cast see Tuesday)
(Omnibus edition on Sunday)

Shauna Lowry accompanies RSPCA chief inspector Ian Gough as he makes visits to the tourist attraction the London Dungeon to find out how staff deal with the resident mice and rats, and a police station stables in Brixton, south London, to examine the force's horses. Vet Jeremy Stewart has to give a dog, that has impaled himself on some iron railings, emergency treatment.
Presented by Rolf Harris

Contributors

Presenter:
Rolf Harris
Reporter:
Shauna Lowry
Subject:
Ian Gough
Subject:
Jeremy Stewart
Producer:
Alex Seaborne
Series producer:
Tina Fletcher

Comedy sports quiz, hosted by Nick Hancock. Regular panellists David Gower, Gary Lineker and Rory McGrath are joined by comedian Julian Clary and actor Stephen Tompkinson.
(Repeated next Monday)

Contributors

Presenter:
Nick Hancock
Panellist:
David Gower
Panellist:
Gary Lineker
Panellist:
Rory McGrath
Panellist:
Julian Clary
Panellist:
Stephen Tompkinson
Director:
Ian Lorimer
Producer:
Harry Thompson

David Dimbleby presents this year's final edition of the series which puts politicians and public figures on the spot from Nottingham. The panel includes Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Mo Mowlam, Conservative MP Kenneth Clarke, and Bob Ayling, Chief Executive of British Airways.
The series returns in mid-January.
Website: [web address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
David Dimbleby
Panellist:
Mo Mowlam
Panellist:
Kenneth Clarke
Panellist:
Bob Ayling
Executive Producer:
George Carey
Series Editor:
Charlie Courtauld

Western starring Cliff Robertson, Robert Duvall

After hearing that a promised amnesty is not to be granted to them, the famous bandit brothers - Cole and Bob Younger, and Frank and Jesse James - decide on a final bank raid. They intend it to be without violence, but fate has other plans.
(1972).
See Films: pages 52-62 ***

Followed by Weather

Contributors

Director:
Philip Kaufman
Cole Younger:
Cliff Robertson
Jesse James:
Robert Duvall
Jim Younger:
Luke Askew
Clell Miller:
Rg Armstrong
Frank James:
John Pearce
Bob Younger:
Matt Clark

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