Programme Index

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7.10 Noddy in Toyland
Animation. The gang go on a treasure hunt.
(Repeat)

7.40 Peter and the Wolf
Animated fairy-tale classic.

8.05 Wacky Races
Cartoon fun.
(Repeat)

8.30 To Me... to You
Comedy game show.
(Subtitled)

8.55 Tom and Jerry Kids
Cartoon fun.
(Repeat)

9.25 Student Bodies
Teen sitcom. Live action and animation.
(Repeat)

9.55 Postman Pat
Animation.
(Repeat)

10.10 Teletubbies
Something happens to Dipsy's hat.
(Repeat)

Action comedy starring
Harvey Keltel , Mimi Rogers
A lonely child in Los Angeles longs for a pet, but unfortunately her stepfather is allergic to animals. Then by chance she meets a pickpocketing monkey. Director Franco Amurri (1994. U)
Digital widescreen * See Rims: pp 54-59 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Harvey Keltel
Unknown:
Mimi Rogers
Director:
Franco Amurri

Comedy thriller starring Burt Reynolds

Devon Butler is an eight-year-old who fantasises about being a policeman.
Then he is the sole witness to a killing.
(1993, PG)
See Films: pp 54-59 *

Contributors

Director:
Henry Winkler
Nick McKenna:
Burt Reynolds
Devon Butler:
Norman D Golden II
Rachel:
Ruby Dee
Captain Rubio:
Holland Taylor
Fountain:
Ray Sharkey

Third instalment in the blockbuster comedy adventure series, starring Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd

Trapped in 1955, when "Doc" Brown's time-travelling DeLorean vanishes, Marty McFly needs help again to get back to the future. However, to do that he must travel through time to the Wild West.
(1990, PG) (Subtitled)
See Films: pp 54-59 ****

Contributors

Director:
Robert Zemeckis
Marty McFly/Seamus McFly:
Michael J Fox
Doc Emmett Brown:
Christopher Lloyd
Clara Clayton:
Mary Steenburgen
Buford "Mad Dog"/Biff:
Thomas F Wilson
Maggie McFly/Lorraine McFly:
Lea Thompson
Jennifer:
Elisabeth Shue

Comedy starring Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski

Street-smart Terry Dean's life of crime is ended by an instinctive, unselfish act - or so he thinks.
Believing he died but has been returned to Earth as a probationary angel, he devotes his dubious talents to good causes, even though it means bending one or two Commandments along the way. Chariton Heston appears in a cameo role as God.
(1990, PG)
See Films: pp 54-59 **

Contributors

Director:
John Cornell
Terry Dean:
Paul Hogan
Rose Garner:
Linda Kozlowski
Steve Garner:
Elias Koteas
Mrs Garner:
Doreen Lang
Guido:
Robert Sutton
Bubba:
Travis Venable
Father:
Douglas Seale
Irene Bealeman:
Ruth Warshawsky
George Bealeman:
Parley Baer
God:
Chariton Heston

In a special hour-long episode, a strange face in the bar of the Queen Vic causes trouble and strife for Ricky. Ian's mystery trip is discovered by the wrong Mitchell. Steve starts to put the pressure on Grant. And Pat is shocked to find a familiar face back in the Square.
Episode written by Andrew Taft and Len Collin
Soap and Flannel: page 12

Contributors

Writer:
Andrew Taft
Writer:
Len Collin
Executive Producer:
Matthew Robinson
Director:
Richard Dale
Grant Mitchell:
Ross Kemp
Phil Mitchell:
Steve McFadden
Bianca Butcher:
Patsy Palmer
Natalie Price:
Lucy Speed
Ricky Butcher:
Sid Owen
Frank Butcher:
Mike Reid
Peggy Butcher:
Barbara Windsor
Jamie Mitchell:
Jack Ryder
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Melanie Healy:
Tamzin Outhwaite
Jeff Healy:
Leslie Schofield
Alex Healy:
Richard Driscoll
Steve Owen:
Martin Kemp
Matthew Rose:
Joe Absolom
Lisa Shaw:
Lucy Benjamin
Robbie Jackson:
Dean Gaffney
Carol Jackson:
Lindsey Coulson
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Barry Evans:
Shaun Williamson
Pat Evans:
Pam St Clement
Roy Evans:
Tony Caunter
Dot Cotton:
June Brown
Lilly Mattock:
Barbara Keogh
Annie Palmer:
Nadia Sawalha
Gianni di Marco:
Marc Bannerman
Beppe di Marco:
Michael Greco
Rosa di Marco:
Louise Jameson
Teresa di Marco:
Leila Birch
Nicky di Marco:
Carly Hillman
Lenny Wallace:
Desune Coleman

Tom Jones , Shirley Bassey and Michael Ball perform alongside 400 of Wales's brightest stars in highlights of last Wednesday's Voices of a Nation concert.
Held in the spectacular setting of Cardiff Bay in the presence of the Queen to celebrate the opening of the Welsh Assembly, the concert features loan Gruffudd, Sian Phillips, Charlotte Church, John Cale and Max Boyce. Presented by Aled Jones.
(Digital widescreen)

Contributors

Unknown:
Tom Jones
Unknown:
Shirley Bassey
Unknown:
Michael Ball
Unknown:
Sian Phillips
Unknown:
John Cale
Unknown:
Max Boyce
Presenter:
Aled Jones
Director:
Phil Chilvers

John Inverdale introduces highlights of the final two matches in the group stage, both from Group B: Scotland v New Zealand and Pakistan v Bangladesh.

With commentary from Barry Richards, Imran Khan, Roland Butcher, Mike Denness and Jeremy Coney. The final is on 20 June.

Contributors

Presenter:
John Inverdale
Commentary:
Barry Richards
Commentary:
Imran Khan
Commentary:
Roland Butcher
Commentary:
Mike Denness
Commentary:
Jeremy Coney
Producer:
Emma Josling
Executive Producer:
Alan Griffiths

Highlights from the second day's coverage of the last 16 left in the French Open at the Roland Garros stadium at Porte d'Auteuil, Paris. Introduced by Chris Bailey with analysis from Peter Fleming, and commentary from John Barrett, Barry Davies and Mark Cox.

Followed by Weather

Contributors

Presenter:
Chris Bailey
Analysis:
Peter Fleming
Commentary:
John Barrett
Commentary:
Barry Davies
Commentary:
Mark Cox
Series Producer:
Ken Burton

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