One Television New Zealand Two

Press, 9 February 1989, Page 17

One Television New Zealand Two

10.0 S AEROBICS OZ STYLE. 10.35 PLAY SCHOOL. (R). 11.00 RAINBOW. (R). 11.15 RAG DOLLY ANNA. 11.25 POB’S STORIES. 11.40 PETER’S ADVENTURES. (R) 11.45 KOHANGA REO. (R). 11.55 TE KARERE HEADLINES. 12.00 NETWORK NEWS. 12.15 SANTA BARBARA. 1.10 WKRP IN CINCINNATI. (R). 1.40 DAYS OF OUR LIVES. 2.40 JULIET BRAVO. (R). 3.40 ALBION MARKET. 4.10 MOTHER AND SON. (Final). 4.45 EMMERDALE FARM. 5.15 TE KARERE. 5.25 SONS AND DAUGHTERS.

11.15 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. 12.15 THE LOVE CONNECTION. 12.40 THE THURSDAY COMEDY MOVIE: ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN. (R). Bud and Lou, private detectives, try to prove their now invisible client, a fighter, innocent of his manager’s murder. Starring Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Arthur Franz. 2.10 ON THE BUSES. (R). 2.30 PLAY SCHOOL. (R). 2.55 SESAME STREET. (R). 3.55 THE FLAXTON BOYS. (R). 4.25 JOSSY*S GIANTS. (R). 4.55 SILVER SPOONS. 5.25 NEWSBREAK. 5.30 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES. (R).

6.00 NETWORK NEWS AT SIX. 7.00 KATE AND ALLIE. A comedy series about two friends from school days, now divorced mothers, who have merged their separate households into a New York brownstone. 7.30 CORONATION STREET. An impending visit to the tax man has Alec examining his conscience and while he’s prepared to go in with all guns firing, his accountant, Bernie, advises caution. And Brian and Gail are under pressure from interfering Ivy, who is taking her family responsibilities just a little too far. 8.00 THE BILL.

8.30 FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. Neil Billington introduces international issues with the pick of overseas current affairs programmes. 9.30 EYE WITNESS NEWS. 10.00 THE AFRICANS. A Clash Of Culture: Africa is confused. The ways of the West and of Islam are frequently at odds with traditional values. Religion, medicine, dress are all affected. African languages are stifled. Not all Africans are content to go on aping foreign ways. But as the continent tries to come to terms with its triple heritage, the question remains, for twentieth-century Africans, what is correct behaviour? 11.05 BRASS. (R). (Final). There’s a gathering of the clans in Utterley village, which will settle old scores in a final reckoning. 11.40 CLOSEDOWN.

6.00 TAXI. (R). 6.30 ME AND MY GIRL. (R). 7.00 NEIGHBOURS. A drama series focusing on three Australian families. 7.30 RTR COUNTDOWN.

8.00 THE GROWING PAINS OF ADRIAN MOLE. A six-part series furthering the memoirs of the adolescent Adrian Mole. Based on the best-selling novel by Sue Townsend. Adrian and Bert are outside Cherry’s newsagents. Bert is telling Adrian he ought to join the Young Communists. 8.30 BRONX ZOO.

9.30 A YEAR IN THE LIFE. Kay’s sexy, avantgarde mother draws mixed reactions from the family when she visits with her seventh husband-to-be, a young Brazilian Adonis, and when obsessive thoughts of nuclear war torment David, Joe faults the boy’s teacher. 10.25 NEWSBREAK. 10.29 LATE MOVIE: HEART OF STEEL. It was a day that started out like every other day. When it ended, the steel mill had shut down and thousands of men were cut off from the only job they knew. Hope glimmers when the workers come up with a plan to buy the mill from the management and run it themselves. But their dream falls victim to the harsh facts of economics. Starring Peter Strauss, Barry Primus, John Doucette. 12.10 CLOSEDOWN.