ONE Television New Zealand TWO
10.35 a.m.: PLAY SCHOOL. Today's story "Indian Two Feet and his Horses." 11.00: THE NEW ED ALLEN SHOW. Half an hour of exercise. 11.30: YOGA WITH SANDRA RIDDLE. Hatha yoga. 11.35: HOUSE CALLS. Petty theft and a phantom doctor haunt the hospital. (Repeat) 12.00: NEWS. 12.02 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Continuing story. 12.30: SEE HERE. Programme of interest to Maori and. Pacific Island viewers. t 12.35: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Talk programme. 1.00: CROWN COURT. “Drunk - Who Cares 9 ” (2) 1.25: DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Continuing story.
2.25: PLAY SCHOOL. (Repeat) 2.50: THE MUNCH BUNCH. The adventures of puppet fruit and vegetables. 3.00: SESAME STREET. 4.00: AFTER SCHOOL. Featuring “The Littlest Hobo.” 4.25: FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS. “Mom or Pop.” 4.45: THE VIDEO DISPATCH. Current affairs for younger viewers.
2.30 p.m.: PRISONER. Lynn finds a way out and Erica faces a dilemma. 3.20: GENERAL HOSPITAL. Life in a big city hospital. 3.45: FOCUS. International issues. 4.05: EIGHT IS ENOUGH. David returns to' find his girlfriend is about to marry another man.
5.10: THE BEACHCOMBERS. Margaret discovers the value of a second language when Nick performs emergency surgery. 5.35: DR WHO. The Doctor tries to escape the Time Loop while his look-a-like tries to infiltrate Tigella. . 6.00: SCIENCE EXPRESS. A look at New Zealand's contribution to science. 6.30: NEWS.
5.00: SOLID GOLD. Musical entertainment with guests Billy Joel, Glen Campbell, Bobby Vinton and hostess Dionne Warwick. 6.00: NEWS AT SIX. 6.30: BLANKETY BLANK. Home-grown word game show hosted bv David Halls.
7.00: CLOSE TO HOME. Dot has a special dinner date while Pete ignores bad news. 7.30: REGIONAL NEWS. 8.00: FAIR GO. Consumer programme.
8.30: MORTIMER’S PATCH. Mortimer I battles with a notorious jail escaper and an ambitious superior who suspends him and forces him to reconsider his career. (Final) 8.30: ONLY WHEN I LAUGH. James Bolam and Peter Bowles star in this ' I comedy series about life in hospital.
7.00: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA. A raging fire sweeps through the ship after a Cylon attack. 8.00: BENSON. Misery descends on the mansion when the Governor decides to send his daughter away to boarding school.
8.30: THE MONTE CARLO SHOW. Variety spectacular hosted by Patrick Wayne and tonight featuring Anthony Newley, the First Harmonic Brass Band, the Cambridge Buskers and Precious Wilson. 9.30: EYE WITNESS. Current affairs presented by Karen Sims.
10.00: KNOTS LANDING. Ginger receives j| anonymous gifts from an enemy who n wants to jog her memory.
10.00: NEWS AT TEN. 10.30: ON THE MAT. Professional wrestling.
11.00: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN. 1 1
1.00: POLICE STORY.-A black cop uses unorthodox methods to unmask a criminal who. is ' running a bogus charitv organisation. 1.50: CLOSEDOWN.
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