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BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 06:40 on BBC One London
6.40 Earth Materials: 1
7.5 Art on Film
7.30 Monitoring
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 07:55 on BBC One London
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 09:38 on BBC One London
9.38 Twentieth Century History
Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima
10.0 TV Club
You Can Do Anything
10.23 Music Time
Follow my Leader
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 10:45 on BBC One London
with David Ashton.
Contributors
- Presenter:
- David Ashton
- Story:
- Judith Miles
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 12:30 on BBC One London
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 12:45 on BBC One London
Weather MICHAEL FISH
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 13:00 on BBC One London
including Grace and FlavoUr with Michael Smith
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Michael Smith
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 13:45 on BBC One London
with Rick Jones
Contributors
- Yoffy:
- Rick Jones
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 14:01 on BBC One London
2.1 Watch. Salt Water
2.18 Scan. 3: You'll be Sorry
2.40 Physical Science
Chemical Technology
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 15:00 on BBC One London
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 15:53 on BBC One London
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 15:55 on BBC One London
(Shown on BBC2 at 11.00am)
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 16:20 on BBC One London
Roll-a-Ghoster
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 16:25 on BBC One London
with Freddie Jones. Mr Hardisty 's Kind Offer by JENNY OLDFIELD
Today: The Companion
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Freddie Jones.
- Unknown:
- Mr Hardisty
- Unknown:
- Jenny Oldfield
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 16:40 on BBC One London
with Tony Hart
Wilfred Makepeace Lunn and MORPH. Tony demonstrates ' Computer Art', makes a Mexican hat and is confronted with Wilf Lunn Esq (stands for Eggsquire!).
Director CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON Producer PATRICK DOWLING
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Tony Hart
- Unknown:
- Wilfred Makepeace Lunn
- Unknown:
- Wilf Lunn Esq
- Director:
- Christopher Pilkington
- Producer:
- Patrick Dowling
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 17:00 on BBC One London
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 17:35 on BBC One London
in Skylark
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 17:40 on BBC One London
with Richard Baker ; Weatherman
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Richard Baker
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 17:55 on BBC One London
Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West present news and views in your region tonight. Then at 6.20
FRANK BOUGH and MARY marquis in Edinburgh and BOB WELLINGS and DAVID PARRY-JONES in Cardiff bring you the stories and characters that make up the distinctive life of these two historic countries.
Including tonight: A special investigation by Bill Kerr Elliott
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Bob Wellings
- Unknown:
- Bill Kerr Elliott
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 19:35 on BBC One London
A season of shows celebrating Eric and Ernie's successful years with the BBC. Written by EDDIE BRABEN
with Diana Rigg , Des O'Connor
Gordon Jackson , Arthur Tolcher
Orchestra directed by PETER KNIGHT
Designer VIC MEREDITH
Produced by ERNEST MASIN (Repeal)
Contributors
- Written By:
- Eddie Braben
- Unknown:
- Diana Rigg
- Unknown:
- Des O'Connor
- Unknown:
- Gordon Jackson
- Directed By:
- Peter Knigiit
- Designer:
- Vic Meredith
- Produced By:
- Ernest Masin
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 20:05 on BBC One London
A serial in eight episodes
Written by Michael J. Bird
starring Peter McEnery and Alexandra Bastedo with Brian Blessed, Stefan Gryff, Paul Maxwell, Godfrey James, Tony Doyle
Collier goes through a final shattering experience. Later, Inspector Dimas shows him something which Collier finds incredible, but which could offer an explanation for all that has happened.
Contributors
- Writer:
- Michael J. Bird
- Serial created by:
- Michael J. Bird
- Music composed by:
- George Korsonis
- Film Cameraman:
- Peter Chapman
- Film Sound:
- Bill Wild
- Designer:
- Jon Pusey
- Producer:
- Andrew Osborn
- Director:
- Virtors Ritelis
- David Collier:
- Peter McEnery
- Insp Dimas:
- Godfrey James
- Maria:
- Carmen Gomez
- Hellman:
- Paul Maxwell
- Travis:
- Karl Held
- Olsen:
- Ray Jewers
- Basileos:
- Brian Blessed
- Helene:
- Alexandra Bastedo
- Charalambos:
- Stefan Gryff
- Martin Preece:
- Tony Doyle
- Prof Stylianou:
- Georgios Zenios
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 21:00 on BBC One London
with Richard Baker ; Weather
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Richard Baker
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 21:25 on BBC One London
Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Action, news. personalities and opinion from home and overseas, including tonight:
International Heavyweight Boxing John L. Gardner (GB) v Mike Koranicki (USA)
Last night's ten-round fight on Mike Barrett 's Royal Albert Hall promotion.
Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
Gardner, the British and Common. wealth champion, has lost only once in 29 contests, winning 24 inside the distance.
Koranicki, 6 feet 4 inches and 16 stones, is a protégé of former world champion, Joe Frazier. The Flying Finn
What's it like inside a rally car skidding and sliding on snow and ice down a forest track at speeds Up to 70 mph? HARRY CARPENTER finds out as passenger alongside Finland's Pentti Airikkala , one of the world's top rally drivers.
TV presentation: Boxing BOB DUNCAN Film director BOB ABRAHAMS
Presented by JOHN ROWLINSON Producer JOHN philips
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Contributors
- Introduced By:
- Harry Carpenter
- Unknown:
- John L. Gardner
- Unknown:
- Mike Koranicki
- Unknown:
- Mike Barrett
- Unknown:
- Albert Hall
- Commentator:
- Harry Carpenter
- Unknown:
- Joe Frazier.
- Unknown:
- Harry Carpenter
- Unknown:
- Pentti Airikkala
- Presented By:
- John Rowlinson
- Producer:
- John Philips
- Editor:
- Jonathan Martin
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 22:15 on BBC One London
Gone Crockets
'Why build a mass of plants to make a mountain of goods no one wants to buy? ' says industry.
'It's time our major companies stopped preaching and started investing more in the United Kingdom,' retort the unions.
The industry they're fighting about is the chemical industry, dominated by multi-national giants like BP, Shell and ICI. At stake are thousands of millions of pounds of investment in some of the largest industrial projects ever proposed in Britain. Managements and unions are at loggerheads over how much Britain needs to invest to take advantage of new opportunities from the North Sea. Should we go all out for growth? Or would that be a dangerous gamble? How many ethylene crackers should Britain be building?
The row over how much we should be investing threatens to destroy the Government's much publicised Industrial Strategy. Judith Hann and Andrew Nell look at the background to the row and ask, are the comoanies selling Britain short', as the unions allege; or are the unions ' armchair strategists' who have 'gone crackers'?
Film editor ALAN CUMNER-PRICE Studio director JOHN GORMAN ProducerPhilipgedbzs
Producer PHILIP GEDDES
Contributors
- Unknown:
- Judith Hann
- Unknown:
- Andrew Nell
- Director:
- John Gorman
- Producer:
- Philip Geddes
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 22:55 on BBC One London
The news, the stories and the people that matter, intrigue and amuse.
The Tonight film reporters are JAMES BELLINI , MICHAEL DELAHAYE BERNARD FALK , VINCENT HANNA SALLY IIARDCASTLE , DAVID LOMAX JEREMY PAXMAN and MARTIN YOUKG Including News Headlines
Producers JOHN HOLME , BARBARA MAXWELL Editor ROGER BOLTON
Contributors
- Unknown:
- James Bellini
- Unknown:
- Michael Delahaye
- Unknown:
- Bernard Falk
- Unknown:
- Vincent Hanna
- Unknown:
- Sally Iiardcastle
- Unknown:
- David Lomax
- Unknown:
- Jeremy Paxman
- Producers:
- John Holme
- Producers:
- Barbara Maxwell
- Editor:
- Roger Bolton
BBC One
Wed 21st Feb 1979, 23:35 on BBC One London
BBC One London
About BBC One
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