6.20 Design and Innovation: the Golden Rule
6.45 Build a Better Business - Product Development
7.10 Images: Viewing with Electrons
7.35 Women in Television: Taking the Credit
With signing. Subtitled ...................7909557
Comedy starring
Ann Sothern
Maisie goes up in the world when she romances an inventor.
Director Harry Beaumont (1946) B/W........8497170 * FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54
A girl whose parents were murdered by the Comanches seeks revenge when her adoptive parents are killed. (1952)
Comedy starring
Robert Young ; Shirley Temple
In 1905, a schoolgirl scandalises a town with her behaviour.
Director Richard Wallace (1949) B/W
With Barry Cryer.
A three-part series on Asian film-making, beginning in Hong Kong.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Open View
Shown yesterday at 12 midnight .............90596921
Looks at birds of prey.
With races at 2.40,3.10 and 3.40. With PeterO'Sullevan, Jimmy Lindley , John Hanmer , Julian Wilson.
Producer Malcolm Kemp Stereo
Includingat
3.00 News and Weather subtitled (news)
Murder mystery starring Nigel Patrick
This portrayal of racism in 1950s
Britain centres on a woman's death.
Director Basil Dearden (1959)
Mireille Johnston samples the gastronomic delights of Burgundy. The series continues next week.
A new run of stories from
Gerry Anderson 's classic puppet series. The Inquisition. Captain Blue is in danger of revealing secrets
Start of a complete re-run for the cult detective series about a private investigator and his ghostly partner, first broadcast 25 years ago.
Marty is murdered while investigating a routine case. Then Jeff receives phone calls from a man claiming to be his dead partner.
First shown on ITV
See This Week: page 7
The fast-moving pop show has been given a new peak-time slot and kicks off with Andi Peters on the set of Kylie Minogue's video shoot for her new single "Confide in Me". There's also D:Ream, Pet Shop Boys and Joe Cocker.
Repeated on Sunday at 11.45am
(Stereo)
See Andi Peters: page 42
The Clothes I Love to Wear.
The first in a ten-part series of vintage rock, pop and soul music looks at the style that distinguished the glam rock era. See today's choices. Director Harriet Bakewell ; Series producer
David Jeffcock
Edward Ellison , a former detective chief superintendent, has a controversial answer to drug pushers. He tells reporter Michael Delahaye that drugs should be available either in the shops or on prescription from the NHS.
Producer Stewart Lansley
Preparation for the World Cup, being staged at Crystal Palace, was clouded by uncertainty about the British women's team, who had qualified for the first time. If second drugs test on 800 metres runner Diane Modahl has proved positive, her points in the Europa Cup qualifier will have been deducted and Britain replaced by Russia. Tonight Linford Christie runs in the men's 100 metres.
Producer Martin Webster
Editor John Rowlinson .............................1921
Ffyona Campbell will become the first woman to walk round the world when she arrives in John O'Groats in mid-October. Home Is Where the Start
Is begins this six-part documentary series, presented by Janet Street-Porter , which follows her on the final leg, from Spain to the UK. See today's choices.
Series producer Stephen Scott ; Executive producer JohnWhiston Stereo Subtitled ............32793
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With Kirsty Wark.
Latest in the line of radio-to-television transfers is this topical talk show, best described as a cross between Question Time and Whose Line Is It Anyway? After two series on Radio 4, Loose Talk joins BBC2's Friday-night talk show line-up
(US chat-satire "The Larry Sanders Show" follows, and next week both will be joined by a new series from the legendary Alan Partridge).
Resident host Kevin Day takes Loose Talk to a different location each week, letting a panel of four comedians loose on the week's news with questions and comment from the audience. Guests on tonight's show from the Charter Hall, Colchester, include regular panellist Jeremy Hardy and Mark Steel.
The sharply satirical comedy about a late-night US talk show.
Starring Garry Shandling
With Billy Crystal in the guest spot, Arthur is looking at a big show and ratings, but Larry seems a bit distracted.
(Stereo)
Still on the run, Dr Richard Kimble and his relentless pursuer Lt Gerard return in a new slot for the 1960s cult series.
Starring David Janssen
Kimble becomes a reluctant hero.
(B/W) (Subtitled)
