ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 8 April 1988, Page 15

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

10.40 AEROBICS OZ STYLE. 11.05 PLAYSCHOOL. ; (R) Theme: Monster, Beasts ij and Disguise — Hungry Monsters. Today's 11 story is "Not Now, Bernard” by David McKee. 11.30 KOHANGA REO. (R) A Maori language preschool centre, j . '■ RAINBOW. Songs and stories with Zippy, George and Bungle introduced by Geoffrey Hayes.

Brian Priestley opens this ; year’s “Fourth Estate" series (9,30 p.m. oh One) by analysing recent reporting of rac? relations issues in New Zealand.

12.00 NEWS. 12.15 SANTA BARBARA. 1.10 LAST OF THEiSUMMER WINE. (R) Comedy | with a bunch of recently retired old men who i come to appreciate the delights of idleness. 1.45 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. 2.45 KNOTS LANDING. 3.35 IN THE WILD WITH HARRY BUTLER. In [ the dead; heart of central Australia Harry I Butler reflects that during the white man’s ; relatively short stay many animals have already become extinct. At an isolated waterhole he explains how this has happened, using the sparse wildlife in this remote region as an example. 4.00 THE ODD COUPLE. (R) 4.30 CROSSROADS. 5J15 EMMERDALE FARM. 5.45 TE KARERE. The Maori News. 6100 KATE AND ALLIE. (R) 6;30 NEWS. - | 7130 CORONATION STREET. 8.00 HOLIDAY. (Final) Avon Adams has been i filming in the. former Portuguese colony of I Macau, Kevin Milne has had an alarming tour [ of Melbourne with local comic Rod Quantok, i and Gary McCormick searches for his Scottish i ; past in Dunedin. 8.30 A KILLING ON THE EXCHANGE. (Final) 9130 FOURTH; ESTATE. Fourth Estate returns for [ - its twelfth season. Brian Priestley casts his ; I critical eye over the New Zealand media. 9.45 THE FRIDAY; NIGHT MOVIE: DAY AFTER I ; THE FAIR. Starring Kenneth Haigh, Hannah i ! Gordon, Anna Massey. (See story, this page.) IL4O THE YOUNG ONES. (R) An anarchic, surreal I [ series featuring the lunatic exploits; of Rick, ; Neil, Mike and Vyv — four students sharing a I dilapidated hduse in North London. 12.25 CLOSEDOWN)

12.00 THE LOVE CONNECTION. 12.25 ONE DAY AT A TIME. (R) 12.50 THE FRIDAY MATINEE. SOMETIMES A ! GREAT NOTION. A| family of independent loggers in Oregon refuses ,to participate in a | local strike action; against the big lumber | companies. Starring Paul; ■ Newman, Henry Fonda, Lee Remick. 2.30 PL'AY SCHOOL. Toys; and occupations — Big : Ted’s Day. Today's story is: “The Light as Air Cake” by Janet Slater Redhead.; 2.55 AFTER SCHOOL. | ' I 3.00 TALES OF THE WIZARD OF OZ. 3.05 FIREMAN SAM. I 3.15 MAORI LEGENDS OF ! NEW ZEALAND. I More than 1000 years ago 1 the Maori arrived in'New Zealand from Polynesia having travelled the Pacific Ocean in their great canoes. As they had no writtenl language, their culture was passed down through generations by way of stories, songs and [ carvings. Many of these stories became sacred legends to the Maori people and seven of these are presented in this series. 3.20 BERTHA. I 3.35 THE TELEBUGS. 3.40 T-BAG BOUNCES BACK. 4.00 STORYBOOK INTERNATIONAL. 4.30 POUND PUPPIES. I 5.05 STAR TREK. (R) | 6.00 SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 6.30 THE HENDERSON KIDS. (R) 7.30 NIGHT COURT. j 8.00 ROBIN OF SHERWOOD. (R) 9.00 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Cathy’s life is endangered when she investigates the mobrelated death of a New York wharfie. 10.00 EYE WITNESS. 11.00 MATT HOUSTON. 11.55 CLOSEDOWN.