A story without words from New Zealand.
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Two boys visit their friend's salon to have a haircut.
Shown yesterday at 10.45am.
Animated tales of the clown and his island friends. Lewis doesn 't want clumsy Arnold to come on the treasure hunt. Repeat ..........
Animated adventure stories in the company of the little blue people. Repeat ...........
More real stories of animals depicted in cartoons. Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBCl
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More animated adventures with a group of seven superpowered mutants. Repeat
Live-action comedy about the experiences of the ambitious teenager and his friend. Kenan's parents plan a Thanksgiving meal, but Kel has eaten the turkey. Repeat ............
Continuingthe children's drama. Finn rediscovers his long-lost sister and tries to come to terms with gypsy life. Written by Brigitte Aymard
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A triple bill of cat-and-mouse antics, plus the trials of Droopy and his son Dripple
Adventures with the toys that come alive. Repeat.
Carnival II. The
Tubbies watch some children at a carnival as well as singing songs about different objects, which then magically appear.
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The continuing search to identify the greatest cartoon of all time. Presented by Paul Burnham. ............................
American fantasy-adventure series about the comic-book superhero.
AHShookUp. Aftertryingto deflect a gigantic meteor on a collision course with Earth, Superman falls back to the planet in a state of complete amnesia. For regular cast see yesterday
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The Long Lost Weekend. Fred cannot believe his luck when he is invited to take afree holiday. Repeat .................
1.00, 2.55, 4.00 Golf
Live coverage from Royal Lytham and St Annes of the second day's play in the Women's British Open. Lisa Hackney and former world number one Laura Davies, who ended a barren ten-month streak with a six-shot win last month in Sweden, will be aiming to become the first British winner since Penny Grice-Whittaker in 1991. Introduced by Hazel Irvine. Commentary comes from Peter Alliss, Alex Hay, Beverly Lewis and Mickey Walker.
2.00,3.10 Racing
Clare Balding and Willie Carson introduce a three-race card from Newbury, featuring races at 2.40, 3.10, and, at 3.40, the feature event, the seven-furlong £30,000 Hungerford Stakes, won last year by Frankie Dettori on Decorated Hero. Commentary is by Jim McGrath, with Jimmy Lindley, Graham Rock and Jonathan Powell.
Producer Chris Lewis
Including at 2.50 and 3.55 News; Regional News Subtitled Weather
Double bill of animated comedy. Lisa's Pony. Homer pays the price of an extravagant gesture when trying to prove his love for Lisa, the child he normally ignores.
Saturdays of Thunder. Homer's faults as a father lead him to attempt a bonding session with Bart over a home-made go-kart.
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Much to the consternation of Kirk, the Enterprise is invaded by some space hippies in search of Eden who find a surprise ally in Spock.
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Out There: page 10
Two animated adventures with the grouchy chihuahua and his gullible feline sidekick.
Ren 's Pecs. Ren decides he needs to pump up his figure with pectoral implants after sand is kicked in his face on the beach.
An Abe Divided. Ren and Stimpy get a job guarding the president. Repeat
The offbeat countryside guide continues its journey with Pete McCarthy travelling to the west of Ireland, where he meets an expert in the ancient art of making the illicit spirit poitin.
Lindsay Cannon tries her hand at paraglidingwith the help of British team captain Jocky Sanderson , and Guy Linley -
Adams discovers how seagulls are moving inland and creating chaos across towns and cities.
Series producer Sarah Rowlands
While Alan Titchmarsh offers topical advice on gardeningjobs forthe weekend, Gay Search visits a national collection of penstemons flourishing in Portland Bill, Dorset. Ceri Thomas views some exotic vegetables growing on Asian-run allotments in Handsworth, Birmingham, and Stephen Lacey visits Ireland to see a classically inspired shady garden in Dublin. Series producer Colette Foster : Executive producer Tony Laryea ♦ Lookwho's making a splash: page 22; Alan Titchmarsh : p30 BBCMAGAZINE: Gardeners 'World is available from newsagents. price £2.20 BBC BOOK: Gardeners World Garden
Lover's Guide to Great Britain is available from bookshops, price £12.99
Thriller starring
John Lithgow
Lolita Davidovich
Encouraged and helped by his unscrupulous twin brother,
Cain, child psychologist Carter Nix is abducting children for his father's dubious research - and adults who get in the way meet unpleasantends. Meanwhile, Carter's wife Jenny has guilty secrets of her own, which are resurrected by a former lover.
Director Brian De Palma (1992, 15)
♦ See Films: pages 44-49 ****
Then Video Nation Shorts
With Kirsty Wark.
South Africa and one-day world champions Sri Lanka clash at Trent Bridge in the opening match of a triangular series also involving England. Highlights are introduced by Tony Lewis. Producer Alan Griffiths ; Editor
Philip Bernie .......................... ♦ See Jonathan Agnew : page 37
Crime comedy starring Jack Hawkins
Infuriated by his enforced retirement from the army, an ex-officer plans a robbery using his military experience and a group of old army colleagues.
Director Basil Dearden (1960. PG)
(Black and white) (Subtitled)
See Films: pages 44-49 ****
See Barry Norman : page 40
Followed by Weatherview
Repeats are not indicated.
SUMMER BITES
Music (part 1) - Jamie Theakston takes a behind-the-scenes look at the music industry.
