Monty Python's Flying Circus1969

BBC Announcer:
[BBC1 World symbol appears] Here is a preview of some of the programmes you'll be able to see coming shortly on BBC Television. To kick off with there's variety...

[cut to still picture of Peter West and Brian Johnston]

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Peter West and Brian Johnston star in "Rain Stopped Play", a whacky new comedy series about the gay exploits of two television cricket commentators

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with E. W. Swanton as Aggie the kooky Scots maid. For those of you who don't like variety, there's variety, with Brian Close at the Talk of the Town.

[cut to picture of Brian Close in cricket whites on a stage]

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And of course there'll be sport. The Classics series

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"The Classics"]

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return to BBC 2 with twenty-six episodes of John Galsworthy's "Snooker My Way"

[cut to composite photo of Nyree Dawn Porter holding a snooker cue]

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with Nyree Dawn Porter repeating her triumph as Joe Davis. And of course there'll be sport. Comedy is not forgotten

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"Comedy"]

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with Jim Laker

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in "Thirteen Weeks of Off-spin Bowling". Jim plays the zany bachelor bowler in a new series of "Owzat", with Anneley Brummond-Haye on Mr Softee

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as his wife. And of course there'll be sport. "Panorama" will be returning, introduced

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as usual by Tony Jacklin, and Lulu [cut to photo of Lulu] will be tackling the Old Man of Hoy

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And for those of you who prefer drama - there's sport. On "Show of the Week" Kenneth Wostenholme sings.

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And for those of you who don't like television there's David Coleman.

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BBC Announcer:
And of course there'll be sport. But now for something completely different - sport.