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Routine western starring
Claudette Colbert and Barry Sullivan. Texas in the 1880s:
Prudence Webb heads west to start a new career as a newspaper editor Pursued by a gambler with a personal debt to settle, she finds herself in even more trouble when she antagonises two ruthless cattle barons who control the town. Review page 56.
Director Tim Whelan (1955, U)

Contributors

Unknown:
Claudette Colbert
Unknown:
Barry Sullivan.
Director:
Tim Whelan

1/4. Rolf Harris looks back on ten years of poorly pets and celebrity fans including Fiona Bruce , Bill Oddie and Jenny Seagrove reveal their favourite stories.
Producer Tony Moulsdale ; Executive producer Tina Fletcher

Contributors

Unknown:
Rolf Harris
Unknown:
Fiona Bruce
Unknown:
Bill Oddie
Unknown:
Jenny Seagrove
Producer:
Tony Moulsdale
Producer:
Tina Fletcher

The nationwide search for the country's next star chef sees restaurateur John Torode and food connoisseur Gregg Wallace putting the amateur cooks through their paces. The best of today's hopefuls will cook at Indian restaurant Cafe Spice Namaste, under the direction of head chef Cyrus Todiwala. But only one will make it through to Friday's quarter-final. [web address removed]
The Masterchef makeover: page 37

Food: Masterchef Goes Large 6.30pm BBC2
A talent show for would-be chefs. What a brilliant idea for an early-evening slot to replace The Simpsons! Presumably someone at BBC2 slapped themselves on the forehead when they realised they had this great format tucked away, sadly neglected for the past couple of years. But the old Masterchef was a serious affair. Adding "Goes Large" to the name is like putting GTi on the boot of a car - we know it's going to whiz along and be full of bright young things. It's on every weekday night now, too.
In each programme, eight hopefuls are ruthlessly whittled down to one winner by veg vendor Gregg Wallace and chef John Torode. Someone has told Torode he can be TV's new Mr Nasty and he's run with it. He dishes out tips here and there but really the show isn't about cooking; it's about characters, and they've found some great ones. (David Butcher)

Contributors

Presenter:
John Torode
Presenter:
Gregg Wallace
Chef:
Cyrus Todiwala
Director:
Emma Peach
Series Producer:
Karen Ross

2/3. Steaming Back to Scarborough. How the Flying Scotsman returned to the tracks on a series of trips from York's National Railway Museum to Scarborough. Producer Richard Taylor First shown on BBC Yorks/Lincs

Contributors

Producer:
Richard Taylor

5/6. Andy, former drummer with 80s band Modern Romance, exists on three hours sleep, is rarely punctual and does his food shopping in the middle of the night. Can time-management gurus Paul Boross and Garner Thomson get him to dance to their tune? Director Colin Campbell ; Series producer Lorna-Dawn Creanor

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Boross
Unknown:
Garner Thomson
Director:
Colin Campbell

New series 1/10. Peru to Brazil. A trip deep into the Amazonian rainforests of Brazil to the peaks of the Peruvian mountains marks the beginning of Dan Cruickshank 's journey to over 40 countries in search of man's most beautiful and precious achievements. Here, he visits the ruins of Machu Picchu and Rio's giant statue of Christ, plus the gold treasures of the Moche people, who ritually sacrificed humans.
Series producer Tim Dunn : Executive producer Basil Comely Culture shocks: page 26

Contributors

Unknown:
Dan Cruickshank
Producer:
Tim Dunn

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