Final episodes of several programmes
Bruce Wallace' will introduce "Foreign Correspondent" for the last time in 1982 on Two tonight. A new series 'of this current affairs programme should be back early in 1983. The final episodes of "The People's Court” and “More Real People” will be screened on Two today. Next week, on Christmas Day, Two will screen a new version of the Holy Family, filmed entirely in the Holy Land and titled “Mary and Joseph: A Story of Faith." Joseph is a teen-ager when he falls in love with Mary, who is a year younger. He is arrogant, gallant and a warrior but at the same time sensitive to Mary’s yearning for love and peace. Their relationship develops, but their love is tested by religi-
ous passion, principles and honour.
The last Saturday-morning television on One until February 19 next year - apart from a church service to be screened on Christmas morning — can be seen today. That means finals of “Sports Talk. What Now?", the repeat series of “The Muppet Show” and “Top of the Morning." Sunday-morning television on One will finish tomorrow, resuming on February 19.
There will be finals in three special interest programmes - "Agreport,” “Dig This.” and "Of Course You Can Do It."
On Sunday afternoon there will be the final programme for the year in the children’s magazine mix, “Spot On.”
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