6.5 Modern Art: Cezanne
6.30 The Madonna di San Biagio
6.55 Biology: The Rod Cell
7.20 Electrons and Atoms
7.45 Genetics

Do hospital doctors and patients speak the same language? This film tries to capture day-to-day life in two hospitals. It looks at how language is used between doctor and patient, and doctor to doctor, as a way of sharing and restricting knowledge.
Producer RICHARD ARGENT
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan in The Red Dragon also starring
Fortunio Bonanova Robert E. Keane
In Mexico a top scientist loses some valuable papers on the atomic bomb. His secretary calls for Chan -and is subsequently murdered. Crossing the border, Chan pits his wits against a group of international spies in order to uncover a killer who operates by remote control.
Screenplay by GEORGE CALLAHAN , based on the character by EARL DERR BIGGERS Produced by JAMES s BURKETT Directed by PHIL ROSEN
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Episode 5 by BARRY PURCHESE
Nagged by his employer, his girlfriend working all hours at Bamford's Club when not at art school, and with his mates drifting apart, Tucker's luck seems to be running out....
Senior cameraman GARTH TUCKER Studio sound BARRY BONNER Designer PETER HIGGINS Producer DARROL BLAKE Director MARGIE BARBOUR
Book: Forty Days of Tucker £ 15.95 from booksellers
Poster, £1.25 (including postage and packing), from: [address removed]

Young people making things happen 5: The Performers
There's no business like show business - even in 1984. At least that's the opinion of Dancing with the Dog an a cappella group who perform on the streets of London Craig McKnight who exchanged a career in computers for a pair of dancing shoes, and Gloria Hamilton who writes plays and runs a theatre company.
Producer TONY MATTHEWS Directed by ANNE O'DWYER
For notes by Sparks contributors send sae to Sparks, BBCtv, London [Postcode removed]

by MERVYN HAISMAN Music by NEIL INNES
Artwork by GRAHAM MCCALLUM starring and , with the voice of BOB DANVERS WALKER
Will Jane give in to enemy pressure? Find out in the final instalment of her wartime adventures.
Producer IAN KEILL
Director ANDREW GOSLING

John Tusa looks forward to the BBC2 series All Our Working Lives which starts on Friday at 9.25 pm, with extracts from some of the programmes.

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Judge thy Neighbour
TV cameras are not allowed in British courts. But in this Brass Tacks, three cases have been re-created by those involved. Solicitors, court staff, magistrates, even the defendants themselves, went from the courtroom in Stockport to the studio to relive the proceedings exactly as they had happened.
Their cases raise serious questions about the justice of our criminal courts. Representatives of the legal establishment are called to the court-house to answer Geoffrey Robert son's question: do magistrates courts dispense what Magna Charta called 'judgment by our peers'?
Producers GERRY NORTHAM. gita CONN Editor COLIN ADAMS. BBC Manchester
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stars in the last programme in the series
Tonight's guests
Debbie Bishop and Chris Amoo Norman Collier , Pat Coombs Alan Price with Finola Hughes and Hugh Craig JOHN COLEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Choreography LUD ROMANO Written by NEIL SHAND
Additional material MARTI CAINE Costume designer VERITY LEWIS Sound KEITH GUNN
Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Designer CHRIS HULL
Directed by BRIAN WHITEHOUSE Production STEWART MORRIS

'The real likelihood of the legend of Little Red Riding Hood is that the grandmother ate the wolf and used its skin as a bed rug.'
Two obsessions have dominated John Aspinall 's life-gambling, and a love of wild animals. In 1956 a considerable win at the Cesarewitch enabled him to buy Howletts, a country estate that he has turned in to a unique zoo - a zoo where emotional bonding between keepers and animals is deliberately fostered.
Narrator DEREK JONES
Directed and produced by ROY DEVERELL

The Super Shuttle European Championships from the Guild Hall, Preston: The Team Finals

England, current holder of the Team Championship, is favourite to retain the title.
From a starting entry of 20 countries, the strong Danish team is expected to provide the opposition tonight in a repeat of the 1978 final, also held at Preston, when the Danes were narrowly beaten in a very hard-fought match.

(Semi-finals on Friday at 11.10 pm)

12.5 'Twelfth Night' Workshop
Twelfth Night is a play which has retained all of its comic appeal. In this workshop, Shakespearean actors rehearse and then perform one of the play's funniest scenes.
12.30 Infant Cognition
This film explores the development of the bond between mother and her baby. By using a special filming technique, it analyses what is known as pre-speech.