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BBC1 London

2000-04-13 · Thursday · 33 listings

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00:00
Thriller starring Kate Jackson. An indiscriminate killer is loose in New York and Dr Nora Hart ‘s beleaguered - medical team is the city’s only line of defence. Director Sheldon Larry (1992, 15) (S) Rims: pp 56-63 *** 15771
(90 mins)Programme ID RT487B39Original TRILT record ↗
09:00
Another studio debate. (S) Audience: for details on how to join, ring [number removed] (national rate) Followed by News (S) and Weather 10110
(60 mins)Programme ID RT487B0AOriginal TRILT record ↗
10:00
Another visit to the wards of Southampton General, with Shauna Lowry and Nick Knowles. (S) Followed by News (S) and Weather 54226
(60 mins)Programme ID RT487AF0Original TRILT record ↗
12:30
Game Over. There’s a surprise in store when a teenage girl is treated for stomach pains. Written by Chris Webb (S) (W) 36787
(30 mins)Programme ID RT487B1FOriginal TRILT record ↗
14:05
Last Chance for a Loser. Bergerac has marked Eddie St Pierre ‘s card before, but is he finally out of the game? With Patrick Mower. Written by Philip Broadley Regular cast on Friday (R) (S) 4090752
(50 mins)Programme ID RT487AF6Original TRILT record ↗
17:10
Comedy drama series following the fictional Us adventures of real-life pop stars S Ciub 7. The band get jobs at a summer camp for child geniuses. Written by Paul Dornan Rptd next Sunday on Bbc2 (S) 6798435
(25 mins)Programme ID RT487B1AOriginal TRILT record ↗
19:00
The consumer magazine programme, with Charlotte Hudson, David Bull , Beaky Evetts and Adrian Goldberg. Series producer Lisa Ausden ; Editor Mark Killick (S) (W) Weekend Watchdog is tomorrow at tpm 9597
(30 mins)Programme ID RT487B52Original TRILT record ↗
19:30
As the tension mounts between Sandra and Rosa, will Beppe discover the truth about his mother? Dan has a new admirer, Phil finally gives Roy some good news, and Dot is in for a nasty surprise-. This week’s episodes written by Al Hdnter Ashton Producer Christopher Ballantyne ; Director Tim Mercier For cast see Tuesday (S) (W) . Website: www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders 348
(30 mins)Programme ID RT487AF4Original TRILT record ↗
20:00
Rolf Harris presents the series following events surrounding two Rspca hospitals in the North West. This week Rspca staff come up with a novel solution when a bad-tempered cat won’t let her owner groom her. Chief vet David Yates tries to find out what has made Tigger the dog dangerously ill is it rat poison or a potentially fatal virus? Producer Sandy Raffan ; Series producer Tina Fletcher (S) (W) BBC Animal Hospital Video: price £9.99; Book: A to Z of Animal Hospital: available from retailers 1145
(30 mins)Programme ID RT487B50Original TRILT record ↗
20:30
Continuing the series following the keepers and their animal charges at Paignton Zoo in Devon. Big cat keeper Jay Knight goes on the trip of a lifetime to study lions in Zimbabwe. Back home Ingrid McFarlane baby-sits the lion cubs and Mickey the rhinoceros until Jay gets back, while new keeper Nicky Austen has to round up a 40-stone baby bison called Daffodil that’s being transferred to a safari park. Narrated by Nick Hancock. Director Linda Ross : Series producer Miranda Steed (S) 7752
(30 mins)Programme ID RT487B2COriginal TRILT record ↗
21:35
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Following on from World in Action’s ‘7 Up’ series, which started in 1964, this series will follow the progress of 19 children who will be seven years old in 2000. They will be revisited every seven years to chart their development into adulthood. [child development]
Programme ID TVI17234Original TRILT record ↗
21:35
Following on from World in Action’s award-winning 7 Up films, which started in 1964, this new series will be following the progress of 19 children who will be seven years old in the year 2000. The production team will revisit their subjects every seven years to chart the children’s development into adulthood. See Choice. Director Julian Farino ; Producer Melanie Archer (S) John Peel: page 15 8295333
(90 mins)Programme ID RT487AFEOriginal TRILT record ↗
23:05
David Dimbleby chairs another topical debate, this week from Edinburgh. Panellists to be quizzed by the studio audience are independent Scottish Parliament member Dennis Canavan , Scottish National Party Mp Roseanna Cunningham , Labour Mp Henry McLeish , broadcaster and chef Clarissa Dickson Wright and author lain Rankin. Executive producer George Carey ; Series editor Nick Pisani (S) Website: www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime Followed by Skiing Forecast 514752
(65 mins)Programme ID RT487B35Original TRILT record ↗