The last but one of America's manned missions to the moon - destination, the Descartes Highlands.
With James Burke at Launch Pad 39, Cape Kennedy: Astronaut James Lovell, Apollo 13 Commander, reviewing the last mission; David Scott, Apollo 15 Commander; and looking forward to today's moonshot, the crew of Apollo 16.
Launch due 6.54 pm BST

Presented by Michael De Morgan
and Weather

A tropical Eden through three pairs of eyes at different times.
Hans Hass - a modern view of a holiday dream isle.
James Morrison - one of the mutineers on the Bounty.
Paul Gauguin - from the diary and paintings of the artist.

Narrated by Hans Hass
Andre Maranne as Gauguin, John Rowe as Morrison

The second of two visits to The Fourth International Festival of Country Music
Compere Bill Anderson introduces John D. Loudermilk, Anne Murray, Earl Scruggs and Family, Tom T. Hall, Jan Howard and Hank Williams Jr on stage at the Wembley Pool

In 1954 road clearing around the Great Pyramid of Gizeh revealed the incredibly well-preserved remains of the royal ship of Cheops. Now almost completely restored, it is the oldest surviving ship in the world. Its construction proves that a nation which was built round the Nile had to be a nation of sailors.
Introduced by Cyril Aldred

Using movie film and video electronics Alwin Nikolais collaborated with BBCtv to produce this 'striking ballet/visual experience'. This is followed by Nikolais Original, a film made during the production of The Relay which shows Nikolais at work.

by George Eliot
Dramatised in six parts by Alexander Baron
Starring Robert Hardy and introducing Martha Henry

Gwendolen and Grandcourt have gone yachting to the Mediterranean. Daniel has brought Mirah and her brother, Mordecai, together. He has been told that his mother, whom he does not remember, has sent for him.

Line-Up takes a last look at the week with James Cameron, Kenny Everett, William Rushton, John Wells... and others.