(Shawn last Sunday on BBC1)
5.45 Electrons in Motion
6.10 Engineering Mechanics
6.35 Introduction to Science
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler with Richard Kershaw
Newsreader Angela Rippon
The Bing Crosby Cup Great Britain v USA
Bing Crosby and Henry Longhurst introduce the fifth match in this series especially recorded for BBC2. Featuring
Tony Jacklin and Paul Thomas v Johnny Miller and Nathaniel Crosby The USA leads Great Britain by three matches to one, and this week each of the celebrity captains chooses a young player to represent his team. BING CROSBY selects his son, NATHANIEL, who plays to three handicap, and SEAN CONNERY puts a heavy responsibility on the shoulders of PAUL THOMAS whose father, Dave Thomas , was the hero of many a Ryder Cup match and twice finished runner-up in the Open.
PETER ALLISS provides the commentary on this four-ball match which is played over nine selected holes of the King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel.
Television presentation by RICHARD TILLING FRED VINER and ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer A.p WILKINSON .
International Championship
A series of eight programmes First Semi-final
Scotland v Wales
Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall have moved to Watergate Farm on the edge of Loweswater Lake to introduce the first of the National Singles Champions to compete for a place in the Final. Scotland:
DAVID MCTEIR with Garry Wales :
MERVYN WILLIAMS with Gail
At this stage in the competition a special feature, The Brace Championship, where, with the skill and practice born of years of experience, one man works two sheepdogs together on the trial course.
Scotland:
PETER HETHERINGTON with Mell and Hemp Wales:
WYN EDWARDS with Moss and Jaff GLYN JONES continues his training of the young dog Glen on his farm in North Wales.
Producer PHILIP s. GILBERT
A series of six programmes in Mother by JONATHAN RABAN with New Hampshire, 1907. The founder of Christian Science is now a frail but determined old lady. To her disciples she is the universal mother...Her estranged son George wonders who will inherit her fortune and arranges with some none-too-sympathetic lawyers to put her through the ordeal of a trial.
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer FANNY TAYLOR ProducerANNE HEAD
Director PIERS HAGGARD
Ralph Steadman
Steadman first came to fame in the 60s cartooning for Private Eye.
Now he's an internationally recognised artist in the field of drawing, caricature and illustration, often vitriolic, sometimes surprisingly humane. Ralph Steadman 's drawing of himself (an early work) is shown left. The Whole of this edition of Arena is devoted to Steadman's work, soon to be exhibited in a major retrospective in London. We watch him creating, from start to finish, a colour illustration for a children's anti-war story, visit Ms local pub where he caricatures the bemused regulars, and talk to him about his drawing techniques and his most celebrated work - including illustrations for Alice, and impressions of the Patty Hearst trial and the Watergate hearings.
4 In many ways the drawing controls you-it's a dialogue, a kind of boxing match.'
Film cameraman john HOOPER Film editor MICHAEL GOLDSMITH Producer MICHAEL DIBB
Weather
ANTHONY ROOLEY (lute) plays Holborne Countess of Pembroke's Funerall
