Mrs Hardy looks so like Stan and Mrs Laurel the image of Ollie, it must prove the attraction of opposites!

Village of the Undead
Or how Sandy and Pigsy strayed from the way and left Tripitaka for the shadow of a life of ease.
Music by MICKY YOSHINO
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD WIDE SOUND LONDON Directed by TOSHI AOKI
Produced by NTV and KOKUSAI HOEI

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Six films about living music 5: A New Paintbrush and a Different Palette
Colour has always been important to the musical creator. The deep hues of a string orchestra, or the warm tones of woodwind. But only since the war, with magnetic tape and micro-electronics, have composers used colour alone. Tim Souster is one of Britain's foremost electronic composers. His range has been wide, from working with Stockhausen to creating the score for Hitchhiker's Guide. With a group from England's youth orchestras Souster explores the new sound palette of electronic music.
Film cameraman JIM SAUNDERS Film sound ROGER LONG
Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON
Producer DENNIS MARKS. BBC Bristol

Presented by Angela Rippon
The seventh of 16 programmes A Question of Breeding
Together with wildlife artist Gordon Beningfield , whose paintings recall a more traditional English countryside, Angela visits the Cotswold Farm Park where Joe Henson has brought together his colourful collection of rare and unusual breeds of farm animals. Once the basic livestock of the countryman, they have now been superseded by mass-produced breeds that satisfy the demands of today's housewife.
Could these old-timers of the farmyard make a comeback, or are they destined to be nostalgic reminders of our rural past?
Assistant producer GEORGE INGER Produced by PETER CRAWFORD BBC Bristol

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Editor PETER IBBOTSON

The last of seven programmes by RAY GALTON and ALAN SIMPSON starring in The Seven Steptoerai with and BILL E. WESTON
STUART FEL L, PADDY RYAN
TONY SMART , BILLY HORRIGAN
Kung Fu fight arranged by BILL WESTON Incidental music by DENNIS WILSON from an original theme by RON GRAINER Designer PAUL ALLEN
Producer DOUGLAS ARGENT

Devised by SARAH PIA ANDERSON
Chrissie and Colum are to be married tomorrow. Happy? ' I feel sick', says Colum. ' I feel sick', says Chrissie-but there could be another reason for that.
Lighting JOHN SUMMERS
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer DICK COLES Producer ANNE HEAD
Television direction by PETER BARTLETT

accompanied by Geoffrey Parsons
In the last of three programmes Gwyneth Jones sings and talks about some of Richard Strauss 's best-loved Lieder.
Standchen (Serenade); Die Nacht (Night); Morgen! (Tomorrow!); Schlagende Herzen (Longing hearts); Cacilie (Cecily)
Introduced by HUMPHREY BURTON
Recorded at The Orangery, Margam Park. Port Talbot
BBC Cymru/Wales

PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world,

A way of ending the week with Ned Sherrin and late-night conversation and music and Quiz of the Week from the Greenwood Theatre, London.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER