Carlton

Science-fiction thriller (1992).

Animatronics.

Children’s animation.

Music comedy series with a girls’ band.

Continuing soap opera. Episode written by John Chambers. 5/1: by Chris Thompson. 13/1: by Mark Illis. 18/1: by Bill Lyons. 25&26/1: by Dave Simpson. 28/1: by Marvine Close. 3/2: by Alan Wilkinson. 10/2: by Tim Dynevor. 14/2: by Peter Mills. 16/2: by Marvin Close. 17/2: by Karin Young. 18/2: by Chris Thompson. 24/2: by Dave Simpson. 29/2: by John Chambers.

Series of extraordinary stories from famous London landmarks. 1) Law and Disorder: Theft and murder at Westminster Abbey and abandoned babies at the Inns of Court. 11/1: In Sickness and in Health: Adam Hart-Davis visits London’s oldest hospital and a mass grave in Spitalfields, where hundreds of skeletons have been unearthed. Also discusses surgery of the 1800s, with no anaesthetics (rpt 3/08/[email protected]). 25/1: Streets Paved with Gold: story of Dick Whittington’s cat. The property speculator who profited from the 1666 Great Fire of London (rpt 10/08/[email protected]). 1/2: Growing London: uses evidence from archaeological digs to examine what Londoners have grown and eaten through the ages - leftovers of badger and deer and ancient food shops located beneath London Bridge station. (episode rpt 17/08/[email protected])

Continuing police drama series. 1) Angel, by Steve Griffiths from a story by Graham Mitchell. 6/1: In the Firing Line, by Clive Dawson. 11&13/1: Thug on the Tyne, by Steve Griffiths. 18/1: Riot City, by J C Wilsher. 25/1: by Arthur Ellis. 27/1: Zero Tolerance, by Ron Rose. 2/1: Scoop, by Chris McWatters. 3/2: Beasts, by Andy Armitage. 8/2: Trusting the Enemy, by Kathryn Smith. 15/2: The Untouchables, by Anthony Valentine. 17/2: Streetwise, by Aliso Fisher. 22/2: Inside Straight, by Chris Ould. 24/2: Reasons to Be Fearful, by Nigel Baldwin. 29/2: When the Bough Breaks, by Manjit Singh.

Chris Tarrant with funny and bizarre television clips (rpt 28/12/2000@10pm) (continues).

Medical drama series. 1) And Then There Were Two, by Colin Wyatt. 11/1: Close to Home, by Alick Rowe. 18/1: Family Values, by Mark Illis. 25/1: Letting Go, by Stuart Morris. 1/02/: Language of the Eye: by Maria Jones. 8/2: Once Too Often, by Patrea Smallacombe. 15/2: Truth or Dare, by Chris Murray. 22/2: Ghosts, by Ginnie Hole. 29/2: A Test of Faith, by Stuart Morris. 7/3: Turning Tides, by Johanne McAndrew. 14/3: Faith, Hope and Love, by Alick Rowe. 21/3: Last Orders, by Patrea Smallacombe. 28/3: Hopes and Dreams, by Ginnie Hole.

Follows the work of a London Ambulance Service crew on New Year’s Eve 1999-2000.

Drama starring William Hurt (1991).