ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 28 December 1987, Page 11

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

10.45: AEROBICS OZ STYLE. Exercises. 11.10: PLAY SCHOOL. (R) Today’s activities include magazine pictures, glue, snips, cardboard and a felt pen. 11.35: THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT. (R) The story of Dougal, a Scottie dog who ventures outside his familiar garden to discover all sorts of things in the wider world. 11.40: RAINBOW.

Annie Potts as Mary Jo in “Designing Women” at 8 p.m. on Two.

12.00: CORONATION STREET. (R) 1.00: SPORTS SPECIAL — INTERNATIONAL CRICKET: AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND, 3RD TEST. Live from the Melbourne Cricket Ground, day three of the third Benson and Hedges Test between New Zealand and Australia. In the TVNZ commentary box are Peter Williams, Geoff Howarth and John Morrison, with guest appearances by Australian commentators. The hours of play (NZST) are 1-3 p.m. and 3.40-5.40 p.m. 6.00: M*A*S*H. (R) Comedy with the madcap medics of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.

12.00: THE LOVE CONNECTION. 12.25: THAT’S INCREDIBLE. (R) 1.15: THE BROTHERS. (R) 2.05: THE MONDAY MATINEE. “Cattle Queen of Montana.” The daughter of a man killed for his land fights to hold on to his property. Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Ronald Reagan, Gene Evans. 3.35: ELECTRIC COMPANY. (R) 4.05: THE LOST ISLANDS. (R) 4.30: BLAKE’S 7. (R) A space adventure. 5.30: DIFF’RENT STROKES. (R) A comedy series. 6.00: SONS AND DAUGHTERS.

6.30: NEWS. 7.00: SPORTS SPECIAL — INTERNATIONAL CRICKET: AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND, 3RD TEST. Live coverage continues. 8.05: KATE AND ALLIE. (Final). Kate and Allie, friends since school days and both now divorced parents, continue to share a New York City apartment into which they have merged their two separate households. 8.30: REITH — PART ONE. A recreation of the public and private life of Lord Reith, founder and first Director-General of the 8.8. C. Reith rose from out-of-work engineer to the head of the most respected broadcasting organisation in the world. (1) During his early years of the 8.8. C., Reith confronted the events of the 1926 General Strike and was involved in clashes with Winston Churchill and conflicts with members of the 8.8. C. Board. 10.05: NEWS. 10.15: IT’S GARRY SHANDLING’S SHOW. Pete has an Affair: Peter commits a “marital indiscretion” and is wallowing in guilt. For a change, Pete asks Garry for advice. Garry says that honesty is the best policy, so Pete tells his wife Jackie what he has done, hoping for forgiveness. 10.45: SUMMER MOVIE. “Rivals.” After the death of her husband, a woman and her five children move from a Wyoming farm to Los Angeles to start a new life. Her teen-age son gets a job to help support the family and endures undue hardships at the hands of his new high-school classmates. Starring Stewart Petersen, Dana Kimmell, Philip Brown. 12.30: CLOSEDOWN.

6.30: THE FACTS OF LIFE. A comedy series about four teenagers whose interests tend more to social activities than to their jobs. 7.00: ALF. (R) Alf believes he is doing his patriotic duty by contacting the President to offer a solution to the nuclear arms race, but his call alerts the F. 8.1. and they hunt him down. 7.30: EASTENDERS. The continuing story of life in Albert Square. 8.00: DESIGNING WOMEN. Suzanne is tired of her image as front bimbo for Sugarbaker’s and wants to be a decorator. But she gets discouraged when her first design project burns to the ground. 8.30: THE COSBY SHOW. (R) Clair is thrilled that Cliff’s widower friend Mike has a new woman in his life, until she discovers he’s old enough to be the girl’s father. 9.00: MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE. (R) “The Eagle Has Landed.” Nazi paratroopers plan to take over a Norfolk village where Winston Churchill is supposedly spending a week-end. Starring Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland, Robert Duvall. 11.10: CALL TO GLORY. Sarnac faces a family crisis when Vanessa questions the direction of their relationship and insists on spending time away from him and the children. 12.05: CLOSEDOWN.