ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 1 February 1988, Page 17

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

10.45: AEROBICS OZ STYLE. 11.10: PLAY SCHOOL. (R) Today’s activities include movement to “The Rhythm of Life.” 11.35: THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT. (R) 11.40: RAINBOW. (R) 12.00 NOON: CORONATION STREET. (R) 1.00: SPORTS SPECIAL. World Men’s Bowls Championships. Live coverage of today’s action from the pairs and triples competitions at the Henderson Bowling Club. 6.00: M*A*S*H. (R) 6.30: NEWS.

7.00: WORLD ALIVE. A nine-part series about the wildlife of Spain. (6) Birds of the Meseta: The plains of Spain — high, dry country, that’s far from desolate of bird life. Indeed, two of the most fascinating birds anywhere live on Spain’s meseta. One is the great Bustard. At a fully-grown weight of 40 pounds plus, it’s among the two or three largest birds able to fly. At 40 ounces plus, the second bird is no weight competitor — but the Peregrine Falcon has its own record. It can fly faster than perhaps any other bird, when it reaches over 200 miles an hour in a downward dive. 7.30: THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. (Final) “He is the Napoleon of crime, Watson. He is the organiser of half that is evil and of nearly all that is undetected in this great city ... I have woven my net around him until now it is all ready to close.” The criminal is Professor Moriarty and, if he escapes the net, his revenge will be terrible. Is there any price too high if the world can be rid of this monstrous man? The question is answered at the edge of the Reichenbach Falls in the last of the series.

12.00 NOON: THE LOVE CONNECTION. 12.30 P.M.: THAT’S INCREDIBLE. (R) 1.15: THE BROTHERS. (R) 2.10: THE MONDAY MATINEE. “Station West.” An Army officer in disguise is sent to uncover a mystery of hijackers and murderers. Starring Dick Powell, Jan Greer, Burl Ives. (Black and white) 4.00: THE LOST ISLANDS. (R) 4.30: BLAKE’S 7. (R) 5.30: DIFF’RENT STROKES. (R) 6.00: SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 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: CHARLES IN CHARGE. Charles and Adam witness a U.F.O. sighting while the girls chase a furry creature through the house that they believe to be an alien. 7.30: EASTENDERS.

8.00: DESIGNING WOMEN. Julia and her current beau go out for a celebratory dinner and on a whim decide to get married. The next morning finds Julia wanting to get out of the marriage until Reese shows up with the annulment papers.

8.30: THE FALKLANDS WAR - THE UNTOLD STORY. Shot in Britain, the U.S.A., Argentina and the Falklands, this programme reveals for the first time the reality of a war fought for the TV cameras. It includes foreign and amateur footage not seen before. And there are exclusive interviews with officers and men on both sides of the conflict. 10.40: NEWS. 10.50: SPORTS SPECIAL. World Men’s Bowls Championships highlights. 12.20 A.M.: SUMMER MOVIE. “Sexpionage.” In the Soviet Union, Iliana Koslov is one of a number of attractive young women chosen by Colonel Victor Kedenko and his wife Vera, a Major, to undertake a ten month training course, ostensibly for work as English translators. In reality, the women are being trained as agents to infiltrate the U.S.A., and pass themselves off as Americans. Iliana is one of only a handful who successfully complete the course and her first assignment, in Moscow, is to bait and trap a young American whose father is in Russia to do a trade deal. Starring Linda Hamilton, Sally Kellerman, James Franciscus. 1.40: CLOSEDOWN.

8.30: MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE. “The Verdict.” (R) A failed Boston lawyer seizes upon a case of hospital malpractice as his one last chance to make good. Starring Paul Newman, James Mason, Charlotte Rampling.

11.00: IT AIN’T HALF HOT, MUM. (R) 11.30: CALL TO GLORY A drama series about an heroic jet pilot who leads his men and his family through the turbulent years of the early 1960’5.' J.F.K. (Part two of a two-part story). The news of President Kennedy’s assassination stuns the nation, as well as the Sarnac family, who individually feel the effects of this tragedy. 12.30 A.M.: CLOSEDOWN.