ONE Television New Zealand TWO
10.35 a.m.: PLAY SCHOOL. Today’s story: "Maui Comes Home.” 11.00: THE WOMBLES. (Repeat). 11.05: THE NEW ED ALLEN SHOW. Half an hour of exercise. 11.30: JAZZERCISE. Exercise to popular music. 11.35: ONE DAY AT A TIME. .Ann must decide whether to disillusion Schneider with the truth about his favourite nephew. Harvey. (Repeat). 12.00: NEWS. 12.02 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Continuing story. 12.30: SEE HERE. 12.35: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Talk programme. 1.00: CROWN COURT.' “Cover Up.” (3., repeat). ' IJ 1.30: DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Continuing story.
2.35: PLAY SCHOOL. (Repeat). 2.50: SONG BOOK. Songs for very young children. (Final).
2.30 p.m.: PRISONER. Greg is safe after a shoot-out, but Shayne and a policeman are less fortunate.
3.00: CHIC CHAT. 3.30: AFTER SCHOOL. Including “Kid Power.” 3.50: ELECTRIC COMPANY.
4.25: JUST ONE CHILD. The work-filled life of Cynthia, a young girl living in a village in the Philippines. (Repeat, final). 4.40: SECRET SQUIRREL. (Repeat).
3.30: GENERAL HOSPITAL. Life in a big city hospital.
3.55: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. James is forced to tell a neurotic client that his dog is going blind. (Repeat).
5.00: YOUNG AND JUST BEGINNING — PIERRE. The story of a young French-Canadian boy from Quebec who left home at 11 to join the National Ballet School in Toronto. 5.30: THE FLYING KIWI. Professor . Fischer tries to save the widow who ■ =r runs his favourite vineyard from ‘ eviction and clashes with his friend Ratu over the matter. 6.00; ANGIE. Angie feels inadequate in the company of a young woman doctor until she learns that all is not as it seems on the surface. • 6.30: NEWS.
5.00: LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. Laura helps a man whose daughter has a contagious disease. (Repeat).
6.00: NEWS AT SIX. 6.30: THE GOOD LIFE. A boardwalker visits the Goods’ home. (Repeat).
7.00: CORONATION STREET. Elise accepts Rita’s mysterious invitation to lunch on Boxing Day. i 7.30: REGIONAL NEWS. 8.00: CLOSE UP. Current affairs. The f effect on the election result of the news media coverage of the campaign-
7.00: BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY. Buck, in a fever, accuses a high-ranking ambassador of being a menacing lizard creature, but his friends believe he is only hallucinating. 8.00: THE SULLIVANS. Alf and Jack are fined for running a gaming house, while an exhausted Kitty has an accident at work.
9.00: THE GENTLE TOUCH. Jake investigates a break-in at the flat of a man who claims he is being victimised by his neighbours. Maggie’s father suffers a severe stroke. 10.00: SPORTING LIFE. Featuring bowls in New Zealand, and golf, the Air New Zealand/Sheil Open at Titirangi. 11.00: NEWS, CLOSE DOWN.
9.00: TRAPPER JOHN MD. The doctors get involved in San Francisco’s gay world when a cop is shot during a riot. 10.00: NEWS AT TEN. 10.30: "THE COMEDY COMPANY.” (TV Movie, 1978). Drama starring Jack Albertson as an ex-vaudeville comic who struggles to keep a nightspot tor aspiring young comics alive. Also starring Abe Vigoda. George Burns. 12.10 a.m.: CLOSE DOWN.
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