ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 12 September 1988, Page 15

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

10.10 AEROBICS OZ STYLE. 10.35 PLAY SCHOOL. (R) Fun and fantasy — kings and queens. 11.00 RAINBOW. 11.15 PORTLAND BILL. 11.20 JAMIE AND THE MAGIC TORCH. (R) 11.30 THE MUNCH BUNCH. (R) 11.45 KOHANGA REO. A slice of life in a Maori language pre-school centre. 11.55 TE KARERE HEADLINES. 12.00 NEWS. 12.15 SANTA BARBARA. 1.10 HI DE HI. (R) Comedy with the hard-working members of the entertainment staff at Maplins holiday camp. 1.45 DAYS OF OUR LIVES. 2.40 PRISMA. An arts-oriented magazine programme. 2.55 CORONATION STREET. (R) 4.15 THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. (Final.) 4.45 EMMERDALE FARM. The continuing saga of life in the village of Beckindale in the Yorkshire dales. 5.15 TE KARERE. The Maori News. 5.25 SONS AND DAUGHTERS.

11.15 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. 12.15 THE LOVE CONNECTION. 12.40 BUCK JAMES. Dr Buck James is a Texas trauma unit surgeon who alternates between hospital duties and operating a large cattle ranch. Starring Dennis Weaver, Alberta Watson, Elena Stiteler. 1.35 ONE DAY AT A TIME. (R) Comedy with a divorcee struggling to bring up two teenage daughters and cope with a career as well. 2.05 ALICE. Comedy with an aspiring singer turned waitress and her workmates at Mel’s Diner. 2.30 PLAY SCHOOL. Seasons — weather/rain. Today’s story is “The Rain Puddle” by Adelaide Holl. 2.55 AFTER SCHOOL. 2.56 SQUARE ONE. 3.24 THE SMURFS. 3.59 ALF. 4.29 ALIENS IN THE FAMILY. A six-part series by Margaret Mahy, dramatised by Allan Baker. (1) Jacqueline Raven is about to meet her father for the first time in a year ... together with her new stepmother, stepsister and stepbrother. The family have very mixed feelings about her arrival but, unknown to them, another traveller is on his way to Earth and his presence will have an unexpected influence on them. all. Starring Grant Thatcher, Sophie Bold, Clare Wilkie. 4.55 WEBSTER. 5.25 NEWSBREAK. 5.30 THE ADDAMS FAMILY. (R)

6.00 NEWS. 7.00 OUR WORLD — BAKA: PEOPLE OF THE RAIN FOREST. (Final.) A two-part dramadocumentary series about the Baka Pygmies who live deep in the rain forest of East Cameroon. 8.00 WISH ME LUCK. (Final.) Liz is back in France with Kit but they don’t yet know that it was Claudine who betrayed Matty. Krieger has been forced to hand Matty over to the Gestapo in Bragues. Now Chad faces the worst dilemma of all. 9.00 THE ROYALS: PRINCESS ROYAL IN AFRICA. President of the Save the Children Fund, the Princess Royal tours the droughtstricken and war-torn areas of Mozambique. 9.30 EYE WITNESS NEWS. A round-up of local and overseas current affairs, “World Watch,” and a news update. 10.15 PULASKI. (Final.) A comedy thriller series created by Roy Clarke. (8) At a party to celebrate 30 years of marriage, Celia confides that Charles is being blackmailed over an alleged incident in a night-club. Starring David Andrews, Caroline Langrishe, Kate Harper. 11.15 U.S. OPEN TENNIS. Delayed coverage of today’s finals from the U.S. Open. 12.20 CLOSEDOWN.

6.00 BENSON. (R) 6.30 RTR COUNTDOWN. 7.00 NEIGHBOURS. 7.30 EASTENDERS. The comings and goings at Albert Square. 8.00 SLEDGE HAMMER. Wild About Hammer: A fellow police officer becomes obsessed with Sledge and tries to force him into bed at gunpoint. 8.30 CHEERS. Pudd’nhead Boyd: Appearing as an understudy in a local play, Woody finds himself the object of another’s attraction, not as himself, but as his character, Mark Twain. 9.00 MIAMI VICE. Crockett is not excited at the prospect of babysitting a fading female recording star who is a witness in a major music payola scandal, but he soon finds himself contemplating a walk down the aisle. 10.00 THE NEW STATESMAN. Newly elected Tory M.P. Alan B’Stard certainly has an eye for the ladies, especially the dumb blonde ones from the Sloaney Girl Bureau; 10.30 NEWSBREAK. 10.33 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK. Up-to-the-minute interviews with some of Hollywood’s best-known personalities and a look behind the scenes of the world’s most star-struck city. 11.30 BARNEY MILLER. (R) Comedy with the men of the 12th Precinct. 12.00 CLOSEDOWN.