09 May 1977

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Contents


BBC1

Source: TV & Radio Bits http://www.tvradiobits.co.uk/tellyyears (Radio Times London Edition 7-13 May 1977)

06.40-07.55 Open University
09.38 For Schools, Colleges
  • 09.38 Countdown
(b/w)
  • 10.00 Merry-Go-Round
  • 10.23 Maths Workshop
(b/w)
10.45 You and Me
11.00-11.42 For Schools, Colleges
  • 11.00 The Electric Company
  • 11.22 Music Time
12.45 Midday News
13.00 Pebble Mill at One 
with Donny MacLeod, David Seymour, Marian Foster, Jan Leeming
13.45 The Flumps 
Where's Grandfather?
14.01-15.00 For Schools, Colleges
  • 14.01 Words and Pictures
  • 14.18 British Social History
(b/w)
  • 14.40 Going to Work
15.15 Songs of Praise 
(Shown on Sunday)
15.53 Regional News 
(exc London)
15.55 Play School
16.20 Marine Boy
16.40 Kizzy
17.10 Blue Peter 
with John Noakes, Peter Purves and Lesley Judd
17.35 Fred Bassett
17.40 Evening News 
with Angela Rippon
17.55 Nationwide 
with Michael Barrett, Frank Bough, Dilys Morgan, Valerie Singleton and Bob Wellings
18.50 A Question of Sport 
with questionmaster David Vine, and captains Henry Cooper and Brendan Foster
19.20 The Mackinnons
20.10 Panorama
21.00 Nine O'Clock News 
with Angela Rippon
21.25 The Monday Film- Hannie Caulder
22.45 Tonight 
with John Timpson and Denis Tuohy
23.25 Badger Watch
23.35-23.37 Weatherman/Regional news

BBC Scotland

as above except

20.10-21.00 Scotland 1980?
10.45-11.25 Public Account

BBC Wales

as above except

13.45-14.00 Pili Pala
14.18-14.30 Let's Look at Wales
18.50-19.20 Heddiw

BBC2

Source: TV & Radio Bits http://www.tvradiobits.co.uk/tellyyears (Radio Times London Edition 7-13 May 1977)

06.40-07.55 Open University
11.00-11.25 Play School
15.00-15.25 Worktalk
15.30-15.55 The Education Debate
16.55 Open University
19.00 News on 2 Headlines
19.05 Arlott and Trueman on Cricket
19.30 Newsday
20.00 Monty Python's Flying Circus
20.30 Spike Milligan in Q6
21.00 Don't Forget to Write!
21.55 Wealth of the Roman World
22.15 Women at War
22.45 Late News on 2
22.55 Open Door
23.25-23.30 Closedown
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