BBC One
02 February 1972
General information relating to this schedule:
Source: Radio Times.
Source: Radio Times.
0915-1045
For Schools and Colleges
0915 Engineering Craft and Science.
0938 Maths Today. Year 1. 'Using Pictures'.
1000 Music Time. A series for 8-year-olds. Presented by Mari Griffiths and Ian Humphris with children from Minet School, Hayes.
1025 Gwlad a Thref. With Meirion Edwards.
0938 Maths Today. Year 1. 'Using Pictures'.
1000 Music Time. A series for 8-year-olds. Presented by Mari Griffiths and Ian Humphris with children from Minet School, Hayes.
1025 Gwlad a Thref. With Meirion Edwards.
1045
Boomph with Becker
Get fit, look fit and stay fit with Sue Becker.
1105-1225
For Schools and Colleges
1105 New Horizons. 'A Garden or a Desert'.
1135 A Year's Journey. 'Fenland'.
1200 Zarabanda. Spanish for beginners. 'How to Express an Opinion'.
1135 A Year's Journey. 'Fenland'.
1200 Zarabanda. Spanish for beginners. 'How to Express an Opinion'.
1225
Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan
A variety programme of Music and Dancing.
1255
Disc a Dawn
Welsh pop show.
1330
Chigley
Today's Watch with Mother. The Garden Wall.
1345
News
Followed by Weatherman with Jack Scott.
1405-1450
For Schools and Colleges
1405 Science Session.
1430 Twentieth-Century Focus.
1430 Twentieth-Century Focus.
1450
Closedown
1615
Play School
Hickory Dickory Dock, the Mouse Ran Up the Clock. Story: 1,2,3, to the Zoo. Presented by Sarah Long and Derek Griffiths.
1635
Hector's House
With Hector, Kiki and Zaza.
1640
Jackanory
With Richard Wattis. 'Up Pepper Alley, Down Goose Lane'. Part 1: 'Number 4 1/2'.
1655
Frog Prince
A Muppetland special. Part 1. In this new and spectacular version of the old fairy tale, Kermit the Frog welcomes to his pond a very new recruit who is really a Prince under a spell.
1720
Soper at Large
'Seabird City'. Tony Soper explores the beautiful Welsh Islands of Skomer and Grassholm, and looks at the way the birds divide the cliffs among themselves.
1744
Sir Prancelot
Cartoon.
1750
National News
And Weather.
1800
Nationwide
News and opinions from the country at large. Includes Regional News.
1850
Tom and Jerry
'Tail in the Trap'.
1900
Owen MD
'The VIPs'. Part 1. Starring Nigel Stock, Joan Newell and Robin Bailey.
1925
Star Trek
'Menagerie' Part 2. Passing the point of no return on his flight to the forbidden planet, the errant Spock surrenders to his persuers and elects to stand court martial on the charge of mutiny.
Captain Kirk: William Shatner.
Mr Spock: Leonard Nimoy.
Captain Kirk: William Shatner.
Mr Spock: Leonard Nimoy.
2010
Softly, Softly, Task Force
'Flight'. Starring:
Stratford Johns as Det Chief Supt Barlow;
Frank Windsor as Det-Supt Watt;
Terence Rigby as PC Snow.
John and Jean Watt are going on a short holiday abroad, but a great deal happens to them before they can fly away from a cold British winter - and from Charlie Barlow.
Stratford Johns as Det Chief Supt Barlow;
Frank Windsor as Det-Supt Watt;
Terence Rigby as PC Snow.
John and Jean Watt are going on a short holiday abroad, but a great deal happens to them before they can fly away from a cold British winter - and from Charlie Barlow.
2100
Nine O'Clock News
Presented by Kenneth Kendall.
2120
Sportsnight
From the Winter Olympic Games from Sapporo in Japan. David Coleman introduces a programme on the eve of the 1972 Winter Olympic Games. Alan Weeks and Ron Pickering report from the Olympic venues.
2210
Talkback
With Michael Barratt. The chance to put your own views on some of the week's most controversial television programmes.
2240
24 Hours
Presented by David Dimbleby; with Austin Mitchell.
2315
The Sky at Night
'X-Ray Stars'. The first x-ray source far out in space was detected nine years ago. Since then, 100 more have been found, but what are they? Patrick Moore talks to Professor Peter Willmore about a recent successful British experiment to track down one of these mysterious sources by using rockets.
2335
Weatherman
Followed by Closedown.
