ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 11 February 1986, Page 19

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

10.30 a-m.: RICHARD SIMMONS SHOW. (Repeat). 10.50: TAI CHI. (Repeat). 11.00: CROSSROADS. 11.25: THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT. (Repeat). 11.30: PLAY SCHOOL. 11.55: YOU AND YOUR CHILD. (Repeat).

Rowena Wallace as Patricia Hamilton in “Sons And Daughters” on Two.

12.00 noon: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. 1.00 p.m.: DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE. (Repeat). 1.35: DAYS OF OUR LIVES.

12.00 noon: PETTICOAT JUNCTION. (Repeat). 12.31) p.m.: NEWSLINE. Phone 09-392-500. 1.25: SEE HERE. (Repeat). 1.31): BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. 2.00: CROWN COURT. (Repeat).

2.30: PLAY SCHOOL. (Repeat). 2.55: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Racing — The Cambridge Stud International. 3.10: SESAME STREET. 4.10: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Racing — Lion Brown Sprint over 1400 m. 4.25: NIKKOLINA. (Repeat). 5.00: FLINTSTONES. (Repeat). 5.30: VIEWFINDER REVIEW. Final. 6.00: HAPPY DAYS. (Repeat). 6.30: NEWS.

2.30: PRISONER. Teletext subtitles page 801. 3.30: BEWITCHED. (Repeat). 4.00: EIGHT IS ENOUGH. (Repeat). 4.55: SMALL WONDER. 5.25: COUNTRY CALENDAR. 25 Years. 5.45: NEWS.

5.50: SONS AND DAUGHTERS. John rides out hostility from Angela’s mother and makes an unexpected friend at the Hamiltons. 6.00: TE KARERE. 6.30: THE YOUNG DOCTORS.

7.30: THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. Crowds hungry for blood, cheer as the heads of hundreds of aristocrats fall under the guillotine’s blade. But a mysterious stranger, aided by a series of disguises, is proving to be the scourge of the revolution as he snatches aristocrats from the jaws of death. Starring Anthony Andrews, Jane Seymour and lan McKellen.

7.30: WHO’S THE BOSS? Continuing the comedy story of a divorcee who takes his daughter and keeps house for a budding woman executive. 8.00: ARTHUR C. CLARKE’S WORLD OF STRANGE POWERS. A 13part series in which scientist and writer Arthur C. C.arke probes the mysteries of the human mind and the extraordinary powers beyond human reach. 8.30: TUESDAY DOCUMENTARY. Love is all you need. A lighthearted look at the novelty aspect of Valentine’s Day from sunrise to sunset on a typical February 14 in London. This programme also delves beyond the commercialism to examine the fundamental need for people to find and express love. 9.30: EYE WITNESS NEWS.

10.20: TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT. Muriel and Henry have the chance to find out if the baby will be a boy or a girl. 10.50: NEWS. 10.55: CLOSEDOWN.

10.00: WINTER SUNLIGHT. A four-part drama series exploring a rarely described aspect of modern society — the adjustment to changes brought about by retirement. 11.00: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. (Repeat). 11.55: CLOSEDOWN.