Albert Hunt is Head of Complementary Studies, Bradford College of Art. Instead of taking his students for an hour or two a week, he works with them on projects lasting a fortnight. The starting point for this project was the murderer John Christie.
(first shown on BBC1)

Contributors

Subject:: Albert Hunt
Produced and directed by:: Tony Cash

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Newsroom

BBC Two

Thu 4^th Dec 1969, 19:30 on BBC Two England

Reporting the world tonight

John Timpson and Peter Woodsand Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Newsreader:: John Timpson
Newsreader:: Peter Woods

Source: Radio Times

20:00

Call My Bluff

BBC Two

Thu 4^th Dec 1969, 20:00 on BBC Two England

A duel of words and wit between Peter Haigh, Sir John Betjeman, Basil Boothroyd, and Marjorie Proops, Valerie Pitts, Jane Probyn
Referee Robert Robinson

(Colour)

Contributors

Team captain:: Peter Haigh
Panellist:: Sir John Betjeman
Panellist:: Basil Boothroyd
Team captain:: Marjorie Proops
Panellist:: Valerie Pitts
Panellist:: Jane Probyn
Referee:: Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by:: Mark Goodson
Call My Bluff devised by:: Bill Todman
Director:: Michael Goodwin
Producer:: T. Leslie Jackson

Source: Radio Times

20:30

The Money Programme

BBC Two

Thu 4^th Dec 1969, 20:30 on BBC Two England

including a colour film about the Highlands of Scotland. Still one of the most depressed areas in Britain, changes are happening. But are they happening quickly enough? Alan Watson reports

Contributors

Reporter:: Alan Watson
Associate Producer:: John Walker
Producer:: Michael Bunce

Source: Radio Times

21:10

The Canterbury Tales: Episode 7

BBC Two

Thu 4^th Dec 1969, 21:10 on BBC Two England

by Geoffrey Chaucer
adapted for television by Martin Starkie and Nevill Coghill

(Colour)

Contributors

Author:: Geoffrey Chaucer
Adapter:: Martin Starkie
Adapter:: Nevill Coghill
Music composed and conducted by:: John Dankworth
Make-up:: Dawn Alcock
Make-up:: Sheila Cassidy
Design:: Norman James
Design:: James Hatchard
Producer:: Ronald Travers
Director (Pilgrimage):: Roderick Graham
Director (Pilgrimage):: Michael Bakewell
Director (Tales):: John Glenister
The Pilgrims:: Canon's Yeoman: David Quilter
The Pilgrims:: Chaucer: William Squire
The Pilgrims:: Host: Joss Ackland
The Pilgrims:: Squire: Stephen Sheppard
The Pilgrims:: Franklin: Clive Morton
The Pilgrims:: Prioress: Marian Diamond
The Pilgrims:: Nun: Jeannie Fisher
The Pilgrims:: Nun's Priest: John Cater
The Pilgrims:: Clerk: David Collings
The Pilgrims:: Reeve: Timothy Bateson
The Pilgrims:: Miller: Barry Linehan
The Pilgrims:: Knight: Robert Harris
The Pilgrims:: Parson: Hugh Dickson
The Pilgrims:: Wife of Bath: Barbara Jefford
The Pilgrims:: Merchant: Jeremy Young
The Pilgrims:: Monk: Windsor Davies
The Pilgrims:: Friar: Peter Stephens
The Pilgrims:: Summoner: Peter Woodthorpe
The Pilgrims:: Pardoner: John Normington
The Pilgrims:: Manciple: Kenneth Ives
The Pilgrims:: Shipman: Philip Brack
The Pilgrims:: Haberdasher: Bart Allison
The Pilgrims:: Dyer: Alan Lawrance
The Pilgrims:: Weaver: Aubrey Danvers-Walker
The Pilgrims:: Cook: Kevin Flood
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale:: Canon: John Barrie
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale:: Chaplain: George Benson
The Canon's Yeoman's Tale:: Priest's Boy: Martin Pilcher
The Franklin's Tale:: Arveragus: Bernard Horsfall
The Franklin's Tale:: Dorigen: Hilary Dwyer
The Franklin's Tale:: Aurelius: Derek Seaton
The Franklin's Tale:: Brother: Richard Hampton
The Franklin's Tale:: Magician: John Rapley
The Franklin's Tale:: Companion: Sheila Ruskin
The Franklin's Tale:: Companion: Penny Casdagli
The Franklin's Tale:: Dancers: Jean Cook
The Franklin's Tale:: Dancers: Alexandra Taylor
The Franklin's Tale:: Dancers: Christopher Banner
The Franklin's Tale:: Dancers: Norman Milne
The Franklin's Tale:: Dancers: Henry Metcalfe

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Like Hep!

BBC Two

Thu 4^th Dec 1969, 22:00 on BBC Two England

Like Hep! says Dinah Shore to her guests Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, Lucille Ball and Diana Ross and they rise to the occasion with a sparkling programme and a laugh-in.

The great Dinah Shore has been seen all too rarely on TV recently. But she more than makes amends when she welcomes four of TV's great stars
Produced by George Schlatter and Ed Friendly in America
(First shown on BBC1)
(Colour)