Simon Parkin with Sunday's entertainment starting with:

Laurel and Hardy: Bowling Boobs.
Stan and Ollie cause more chaos.
(R)

Catch up on all the Blue Peter happenings of last week.

For once Boss Cat seems to have met his match. (R)

Pop music on the Box.
Popular programmes on the Box. voxPops (your opinions) on the Box. Boxpops takes a look back at some memorable moments on TV. This week: Space, Rockets and Aliens. Which Firm was Star
Trekkin' in 87? Where did
Simon (Groom) see rockets in 78? Who met the Daleks in 63? Director JENNIFER WHITE Producer ROY MILAN]
Executive producer ERIC ROWAN
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The update of DEF Il's current affairs magazine programme. Series producers
RACHEL PURNELL. SHARON ALI BBC North West
(Revised repeat of last Wednesday's broadcast)

(R)

A series of 13 programmes presented by Colin Blakemore.
11: The Seventh Age.
Tsuneo Tomita , aged 80 and still an active scientist, is
Professor Blakemore's guide to the exotic world of ageing in Japan. He warns of a crisis to come. By the end of the century, one in five in the industrial world will be over 65.
Series producer MARTIN FREETH

A series of films about real lives - now. Jam Today.
The average family in Britain has debts of El,500 - over and above the mortgage.
Christmas shoppers pack the stores, tempted to buy now, pay later. But debt can bring despair into people's lives - sometimes even affecting the will to live.
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in the House of Lords. Editor SHEILA COOK

A celebration of the famous animator.
Produced and directed by JOHN NEEDHAM
A MOONDANCE FILMS production (R)

Acadamy Award-winning animated film narrated by Christopher Plummer. From a story by JEAN GIONO Adapted and directed by FREDERIC BACK (R)

Debussy Preludes.
Cecile Ousset plays the 12 pieces that make up Book 2. Most of the preludes were inspired by visual ideas and the Burrell Collection in Glasgow provides a sympathetic setting. Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting JOHN BLACK
Producer MIKE NEWMAN
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER BBC Scotland

The second weekend of the Inter-Divisional
Championship with LONDON playing host to the NORTHERN DIVISION and the SOUTH/ SOUTH-WEST going to Nottingham to face the MIDLANDS.
Plus another international - Romania against Wales. Introduced by Chris Rea Commentators
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH and MARTYN WILLIAMS Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

featuring the Men's Downhill from Val Gardena.
David Vine is in the Groden Valley for the third race in the season-long World Cup. The women have moved on to Crans Montana in Switzerland.
Sally Faber reports. Television presentation
RAI, Italy. SRR, Switzerland Producer GRAHAM FRY

Fortress Europe.
The year 1992 has been billed as one of opportunity for British companies, who should benefit from the single European market.
But consumers may face a different experience.
Michael Robinson reports. Producer JOHN WILLIAMS Editor David NISSAN

Out of the Ashes
Second of a three-part series. Clouds of ash from the Masai
Mountain of God drift over the Rift Valley creating the Serengeti plains. Gazelles, zebras, and wildebeest run the gauntlet of wild dogs, cheetahs, and lions forming the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth. And among the millions of wild animals the Masai people graze their cattle. Rain which brings life to the Plains collects in the Rift
Valley to form lakes. Some are shallow, others so deep they become oceans in miniature with sparkling coral reef-like communities.
Narrator John Carson
Film editor MARTIN ELSBURY Producer KEITH SCHOLEY
Series producer ADRIAN WARREN Editor ANDREW NEAL
A Natural World production BBC Bristol

Eighth of ten programmes introduced by Joan Bakewell. Albert Finney was only 25 at the time of this
John Freeman interview, but critics were already describing him as the new Sir Laurence Olivier.
This vintage 60s interview captures his passion and presence.
Producer HUGH BURNETT (R) revised

Third of four special commissions.
Dust in the Road by Michael Finnissy
For this film the composer has taken an extract from a BBC film about Bela Bartok called The Miraculous Circumstance and derived a new work from just two minutes of music and dance filmed in a Transylvanian village. Expose Ensemble conducted by composer. Photographers COLIN WALDECK and DAVE WHITSON
Sound DAVE BRINICOMBE
Film editor SHELAGH BRADY Producer DENNIS MARKS Director BARRIE GAVIN

Last month in the Greek city of Salonica, chess players from 127 nations came together to compete in the 28th Chess Olympics. Comedian and writer
Stephen Fry - a chess fan of long standing - went along to observe the proceedings. His wry and revealing report casts a surprising light on a game that's sometimes seen as a rarefied intellectual pursuit but which nowadays seethes with bitter rivalries. Cameraman JEFF MORGAN production assistant DAMARIS PITCHER
Researcher LOUISE CRAVEN Producer JEFF MORGAN

by Harold Pinter
'Your language is forbidden. It is dead. No one is allowed to speak your language. Your language no longer exists. Any questions?'

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New directions from the latest generation of movie makers.
Starring Paul Le Mat, Candy Clark, Charles Napier
Blaine Lovejoy, self-appointed guardian of the CB airwaves, is at a crucial point in his life. When he helps out stranded trucker Harold Rissley, a chair of hillarious events begins. The director of Something Wild and the forthcoming Married to the Mob creates a funny and affectionate portrait of small town America.
Screenplay by PAUL BRICKMAN Directed by JONATHAN DEMME
A specially produced booklet 'The American Wave' is now available.
Send a cheque/postal order for £1.75 to [address removed]
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