7.30Cartoon. Rpt Stereo ....
Tales of the bush kangaroo. Rpt Stereo......
Cartoon about a dog that lives in a shoe
Actor Richard Hope reads Fingal by Peter Harris. (Stereo)
Hosted by Caitlin Easterby and Simon Pascoe. Last in the series.
Animated adventure. Rpt ............
Animation set in the year 2040 when the Earth is on the brink of environmental disaster.
Comedy show, with Rick Adams and Lucinda Cowden , including I Hate this House, starring Helen Lederer , Weird News stories from Ken Mansfield , know-all Mr Big , Paul Hendy 's 60-second challenges, and a very embarrassing dad. Stereo......
Jackie suspects Zammo is seeing somebody else. (Repeat) (Subtitles)
Ben's day out has dire results.
Shown last Wednesday on BBC 1
Camcorder show made by children. This week's five frank films are from Westminster and include items on brotherly love and a budding entrepreneur,
Kirk finds out why Spock has locked the ship on course for a forbidden planet.
(Star Trek: the Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6.00pm.)
(Repeat) (Subtitled)
This week's guest managers are Melvyn Bragg and comedian Alan Davies.
Shown on Friday Stereo ...........................
American dating game show. From a choice of 50 members of the opposite sex, contestants select a date for the night. Presented by Chris Hardwick and Jenny McCarthy ,
The political reviewforthe south east.
Presented by Jon Sopel REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Musical starring Fred Astaire
Petula Clark , Tommy Steele
Finian McLonergan arrives in America from Ireland with a crock of gold. Complications arise through his daughter and the arrival of a leprechaun. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Francis Ford Coppola (1968) ♦ See Films: pages 45-50 ***
The challenging course on the Hahnenkamm mountain in Kitzbuehel, Austria is the settingformen's downhill action. Commentary by Julian Tutt.
Hosted by David Vine. ...................
Highlights from the rearranged English League match between Wasps and West Hartlepool. Plus action from the Welsh League. With John Inverdale.
Editor Gerard Lane Stereo
First of an eight-part series following three pairs of friends on backpacking journeys around the world. Chosen from thousands of applicants, Andrew and Matt explore the Caribbean, where they drink rum, encounterthe wildlife and dress up in monks' habits, while Helen and Alison visit the hill tribes of north Thailand, trekking into the jungle on elephants. Ade and Paul begin their trip in Spain, where Paul loses his money but finds holiday romance. Narrated by Lisa I'Anson. Series producer Nicola Moody
Described as the last of the old-style TV moguls, Lord Lew Grade of Elstree discusses his career with his nephew and chief executive of Channel 4,
Michael Grade. With contributions from Roger Moore, Patrick McGoohan, Franco Zeffirelli and Miss Piggy.
Rpt
First of a three-part investigation into where power lies in Britain today.
Power Failure. Job insecurity, mistrust of politics and fear of what thefuture might hold have made people feel they arelosingcontrolovertheirdestinies. Tonight's programme asks what the power of the vote they possess really amounts to. Presented by Kirsty Wark and Geoff Mulgan. Producer Richard Klein
Executive producer Helen Boaden ..........
Second in the six-part series examining how and why tourism first evolved.
Excursions. Modern tourism was bom
150 years ago when a Baptist preacher organised an excursion from Leicester to Loughborough. Only 30 years later, Thomas Cook offered the first round-the-world tour. Tonight's programme recounts Thomas Cook 's history and visits two of the company's key early destinations, Switzerland and Egypt. Director Christopher Bruce ; Series producers Mary Dickinson and Christopher Bruce
A Rover Returns. Actress Liz Dawn
(Vera Duckworth from Coronation Street) revisits a childhood haunt. Producer Sarah Aspinall ; Series producer
BasilComely
Karnak - a Hidden History
The temple at Karnak in Egypt, founded around 1500BC, was the greatest religious shrine of the ancient world, taking 2,000 years and the work of 80,000 people to complete. Yet much of what went on behind its walls was kept hidden. With the aid of computer reconstructions and film shot at religious sites in Egypt, Timewatch reveals its fascinating hidden history. Producer Michael Stewart ; Editor Laurence Rees
Private eye spoof, starring
Scott Paulin , Jim Haynie
Raymond Savage and Jack Haines are an unlikely pair of California private eyes. Desperate for cash, they are hired to locate a film company's missing leading lady.
Director Rex Pickett (1989) ♦See Films: pages 45-50 **
Horrorwestern starring
Brad Dourif , James Earl Jones
Late at night in the desert, a rough bounty hunter meets up with an nervous clerk. Around the camp fire, the pair start to tell each other increasingly terrifying stories.
DirectorWayne Coe (1990) ................. ♦See Films: pages 45-50
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