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Harold and Jack Manning, father and son, travel miles across the sands of Morecambe Bay to fish dangerously before the incoming tide overtakes them. Their town is Flookburgh, originally a tenth-century Viking settlement, now the centre of the local potted-shrimp industry.
The Mannings are musical: Harold conducts a local choir and Jack plays first cornet in the Flookburgh Silver Band.

Contributors

Subject:
Harold Manning
Subject:
Jack Manning
Director:
Colin Morris
Executive Producer:
Jennifer Jeremy

Starring Ben Murphy as Jones and Roger Davis as Smith
with guest stars David Canary, Sorrell Booke, Slim Pickens
Smith and Jones go South of the border to rescue a man being held prisoner by Mexican miners. Too late, they realise that the assignment may jeopardise their chance of an amnesty.

Contributors

Jones:
Ben Murphy
Smith:
Roger Davis
Unknown:
David Canary
Unknown:
Sorrell Booke
Unknown:
Slim Pickens

Derek Nimmo talks to four 'fear makers ' - Dracula, Dr Who, a leading make-up artist from the film industry and a special effects man: Christopher Lee, Jon Pertwee, Charles Parker and Bill King
(Derek Nimmo is in 'Why Not Stay for Breakfast?' at the Apollo, London)

Contributors

Presenter:
Derek Nimmo
Guest:
Christopher Lee
Guest:
Jon Pertwee
Guest:
Charles Parker
Guest:
Bill King
Film Cameraman:
John Tiley
Sound:
Alan Machin
Lighting:
Warwick Fielding
Designer:
Steve Brownsey
Producer:
Vernon Lawrence

There are 150 million bicycles in the world. This year, more will be sold than cars.
The bicycle is one of the world's greatest inventions. It evolved from technological complexity and became everyman's transport between 1900 and 1950. Now, the bike is with us again. But will it ease our transport problems? And how safe is it?

Contributors

Narrator:
Paul Vaughan
Film Editor:
Ted Walter
Editor:
Bruce Norman
Producer:
Dick Gilling

BBC Two England

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