With Zoe Ball and Chris Jarvis. Stereo Animated adventures of the koala bear. Rpt
Live action and animation foryoungviewers. Stereo ..............3969169
Animation about the animal inhabitants
Of Busytown. Stereo ......................9732492
Animation. Rpt Stereo Subtitled .....2530256
Cartoon
A team from Norwich competes in the interactive time-travelling game
Another chance to see the school drama series from 1983. Tension is growing in the fourth form.
Written by Margaret Simpson Rpt
Comedy drama series. Mr Leartakes the platform in the local council elections.
Shown last Thursday on BBC 1
Stereo Subtitled ................................5602324
Comedy art series.
This week, the team take us through the eventful life of French sculptor Auguste Rodin and re-create a voyage across the English Channel with William the Conqueror. With Tyler Butterworth ,
Joanne Heywood and Howard Lew Lewis. Stereo Subtitled ..................................533324
Music news magazine featuring country star Garth Brooks.
Shown last Friday
Catch a Falling Star. 21 May 1979: Sam's latest leap, into the body of an understudy in a Broadway production, lands him with a dilemma. With
Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell.
Rpt Stereo Subtitled .........................6654053
The Rustlers. Matt is asked to stand in the upcoming elections but Oliver has his own candidate in mind. Stereo .....2654350
The week's political events in the region.
Presented by Bruce Parker
Island in the Air. A look at the wildlife flourishing 13,000ft up on Ethiopia's Bale Mountains. Rpt Stereo Subtitled ...3909898
Adventure starring Victor Mature.
Flamboyant circus owner Hank Whirling is forced to take out a substantial bank loan to save the "biggest show on earth". But when bad weather and a dangerous saboteur combine, money is not his only problem. With Vincent Price and Peter Lorre.
Director Joseph Newman (1959)
Subtitled
Film reviews pages 67-76
Featuring the Men's Downhill from Val Gardena, Italy. David Vine hosts.
Highlights from yesterday's fixture at Twickenham, where England met
Canada for only the second time in a full International. Plus action from the Welsh Division One, the A-Z of Rugby, and news, views and comment from guests. Presented by John Inverdale.
Editor Gerard Lane Stereo ................6860782
The "sea wind" is an ocean current that sweeps past Costa Rica and Panama, providing a fertile hunting ground for "the tigers of the sea" - marlin, sailfish, dolphins and tuna. These impressive marine predators lurk in the blue waters of the Pacific, using amazing turns of speed and team effort to attack their victims. Underwater cameraman Rick Rosenthal has captured for the first time the drama of the hunt.
Narrated by Christian Rodska.
(Stereo)
Highwaymen of the deep: see page 27
The age of the super-computer is fast approaching. Designers at the cutting edge of this revolution have devised new methods of creating immensely powerful machines at competitive prices. Richard Watson reports on this technological breakthrough.
Transcript: for a transcript of this programme, price £20.00, please write to BBC, [address removed] (telephone [number removed]).
People from all walks of life throughout the British Isles use camcorders to review the past week through their own eyes and in their own words. This week's contributors include an unemployed engineering fitter from Luton, a young investment banker in the City, a crofter in the Shetlands and a single mother of three in Sheffield.
Another chance to see the five-part portrait of the British and their cars.
4: Over the Moon with the Cavalier. A hilarious portrait of the British company car and driver: how people feel about the cars given them, and how they think the world will see them. John has
"debadged" his Mercedes, Mark adores his CavalierGLi, and Graham wept when he got a diesel Maestro. Director/Series producer Nicholas Barker
John Simpson introduces a new series of the short programmes that grew from the Prisoners of Conscience series on BBC2. He looks at the subjects of last year's Human Rights, Human Wrongs and introduces the topics for 1994-slavery, the death penalty, refugees, violence against women and genocide. See today's choices. Producer Rex Bloomstein
INFORMATION PACK: write to Human Rights. Human Wrongs. PO Box 7. London W3 6XJ. or telephone free of charge 0[number removed]. * See This Week: page 6
The second of three films starring Michelle Pfeiffer also starring r Jeff Bridges
Beau Bridges
The Fabulous Baker Boys , a nightclub lounge piano duo, are beginningto fade. Playing Feelings in empty bars, night after night, is beginningto pall.
Then the dazzling Susie Diamond joins them, and whole new worlds open up - but so do long-suppressed tensions. Pfeiffer shows off her vocal talents by singing a steamy version of Makin' Whoopee.
Director Steve Kloves (1989)
Next week. Frankie and Johnny
♦ See Barry Norman : page 63
Drama starring
Glenn Close
* Keith Carradine
7 Sara and Richard Everton leave behind a comfortable big-city existence to discovertheir roots in the poor Mexican village of Ibarra where
Richard's family owned a copper mine.
Director Jack Gold (1988) ..... ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 67-76
