6.5 Modem Art: Matisse
6.30 The Villa Famesina
6.55 Biology: Chicken or Egg?
7.20 Energy and Rockets
7.45 The Nature of Heredity

Wait I Danger

A look at the effects of changes in agriculture in the state of Bihar.
Producer EDWARD MILNER
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Larry Semon
Mark Curry takes a look at what are probably the funniest chase films to come out of Hollywood in the 1920s. Larry Semon starred in films that had to have the hero chasing express trains or aeroplanes.
Director BRUCE RAWLINGS Producer JOHN BUTTERY BBC Manchester

First in a short season of films starring Deanna Durbin with Melvyn Douglas
Alice Fullerton , daughter of a wealthy newspaper publisher, is at an impressionable age. The arrival of a handsome war correspondent at the family home brings romance - and confusion -into the household.
Screenplay by BRUCE MANNING Produced by JOE PASTERNAK Directed by EDWARD LUDWIG

Presented by Heinz Wolff Thereby Hangs a Tail
Heinz attempts to make monkeys of the three teams by asking them to grow a fifth limb. With the help of lots of string, cotton reels, coloured cloth and a drain clearer, the teams demonstrate how to look happy when one's face is hidden, sad when seen from the rear, and the alternative way of eating a banana.
Lesley Judd introduces The Incredible Egg Machine: an interlude in the Pebble Mill garden with a monstrosity that grows larger every week. Guest judge Professor Ian Fells
Director PATRICK TITLEY Producer CHARLES HUFF

Ever since World War II, military science has dominated the nation's scientific endeavour, and today the commitment to sustain an independent British weapons industry remains our overriding scientific priority.

But how good is our military science and technology, and what is its impact on the nation's overall scientific performance? "Horizon" looks inside this closed world, talks to the people who design and build the weapons, meets our top weapons scientist and visits Britain's key electronic warfare laboratory - RSRE Malvern. The Royal Signals and Radar Establishment was the birthplace of radar and today is carrying out research into new electronic warfare systems for the 1990s and beyond. It is also the centre of an experiment, 'the Malvern link', which could have a decisive effect on the future shape of the nation's science and technology.

The BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall
The trials course laid out on the slopes above Loch Lomond presents further difficulties for the shepherds when the weather takes a turn for the worse. Each competing dog has seven Scottish blackface sheep to master and control, and is judged on his outrun, lift, fetch, drive, shed and penning. Heat 3: England
ERIC ELLIOTT with Fly
HARRY THOMAS with Bess DANNY WILD with Nicky
Technical co-ordinator ROY SMITH Director MICHAEL KERR Producer ian SMITH

Introduced by Maria Aitken
The conversation game in which well-known public personalities are invited to reveal some of their private memories, pleasures and treasures.
Tonight, two self-confessed romantics:
Jill Bennett and Leslie Thomas
Musical director PETER SKELLERN with CHRISTOPHER GRADWELL (clarinet)
Assistant producer PETER ESTALL Director philip CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER

Education: Gifted Children
A look at a project for individualised learning for gifted children under a Schools Council curriculum project.