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Dramatised by JAMES ANDREW HALL
Father Ignatius Kilvert visits the eccentric Father Ignatius who is building a monastery in the mountains.
Film cameraman DAVID JACKSON
Sound recordist DENNIS CARTWRIGHT Film editor IAN MCKENDRICK Producer ROSEMARY HILL
Directed by PETER HAMMOND

Contributors

Dramatised By:
James Andrew Hall
Dramatised By:
Father Ignatius Kilvert
Unknown:
David Jackson
Unknown:
Dennis Cartwright
Editor:
Ian McKendrick
Directed By:
Peter Hammond
Francis Kilvert:
Timothy Davies
Girl:
Chrissy Iddon
Manny:
Sean Mathias
Father Ignatius:
Michael Aldridge
Brother Philip:
George Ballantine
Brother Serene:
Harry Jones

The End of the Beginning
MICHAEL EDWARDES joined British Leyland as chairman just three months ago. In that time he has decided to reverse the most controversial part of the Ryder Plan implemented in 1975. Then Lord Ryder concluded that there should be a ' single integrated car business '. Now Michael Edwardes is recommending a return to the separate car division that failed in 1974. In The Money Programme James Bellini and Moyra Bremner ask whether Edwardes can succeed where others have failed.
Editor PAUL ELLIS

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Edwardes
Unknown:
Michael Edwardes
Unknown:
James Bellini
Unknown:
Moyra Bremner
Editor:
Paul Ellis

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The fifth frame of the qualifying round for the 1978 Pot Black Trophy.
Tonight's game comes from Group 1 and features: Ray Reardon five times World Champion against
Doug Mountjoy
1977 Pot Black beaten finalist. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGRAN Producer REG PERRIN BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Unknown:
Ray Reardon
Unknown:
Doug Mountjoy
Introduced By:
Alan Weeks
Commentator:
Ted Lowe
Director:
Jim Dumigran
Producer:
Reg Perrin

Skylab, the American space station, was a curious world in which what goes up, does not necessarily come down. It was a unique experiment in conditions never found on Earth.
When everything is weightless, lifting heavy objects is easy - but so is losing tiny ones. You have to devise new ways of sleeping, drinking, shaking salt on your food and going to the lavatory, because nothing falls. How does a spider spin its web? Which way up will a goldfish swim?
For the human body, life without gravity involves loss of body fluid, dissolving bones, crazily deformed blood cells and inexplicable bouts of space nausea. But, as astronauts never tire of demonstrating, it can be enormous fun - like playing with spheres of water, frictionless gyroscopes, and floating objects in general; not to mention oneself - weightlessness turns everybody into a champion gymnast.
Horizon explores all these aspects, with footage from Skylab and reminiscences from ex-inhabitants - the astronauts who call this world zero gravity - zero G for short.

Contributors

Narrator:
William Franklyn
Videotape editor:
Terry Bennell
Editor:
Simon Campbell-Jones
Written and produced by:
Stuart Harris

by THOMAS HARDY The Classic Serial
Dramatised by DENNIS POTTER in seven episodes Episode 2
Eminent, rich, respected, feared - Michael Henchard is the Mayor of Casterbridge. Eighteen years ago he sold his wife, Susan. Now she has returned. For honour's sake, Henchard decides they must remarry.

Contributors

Dramatised By:
Dennis Potter
Unknown:
Michael Henchard

BBC Two England

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BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

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