Windmill

Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past from the BBC library at Windmill Road. This week, Chris takes a look at Families, some of whom are Frank and Betty Spencer in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em; Michael Jackson and his brothers; mother and babies from Kingdom of the Ice Bear; the Royal Family; and Del Boy and Grandad at Christmas. The special family guests are Cliff Michelmore Jean Metcalfe and Guy Michelmore , who recall their own days in television. Director MIKE SEDDON Producer BARBARA KINDRED Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past. This week Chris takes a look at Journeys - and travels through man-eating rapids in River Journeys, on the QE2 with Alan Whicker, out in space with The Clangers, back in time with Morecambe and Wise, and into the future with Tripods. Special guest is writer, Monty Python star and train spotter Michael Palin.

Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past from the BBC Film Library at Windmill Road. This week Chris tramps the British countryside - in the wake of the Ice Age with Julian Pettifer , at harvest time with Not the Nine O'Clock News, in the woods with David Bellamy , in the past with the Chair Bodgers of the Chilterns and, in Surbiton, living The Good Life. This week's special guest is Angela Rippon. Assistant producer JENNIFER WHITE Director NEL ROMANO Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past from the BBC library at Windmill Road. This week, Chris takes a look at cars. From the freeways of California, where the car is king, to a back garden with The Woodentops where it's homemade. In the Top of the Pops studio with MADNESS and out learning to drive with MICHAEL CRAWFORD. The special guests are Grand Prix commentators James Hunt and Murray Walker , who recall outstanding moments on the track. Producer MIKE SEDDON Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past from the BBC Library at Windmill Road. This week, Chris takes a look at skill, when JOHN CURRY skates to victory: OLGA KORBUT balances on a beam; BARBARA WOODHOUSE tames a Dobermann and FANNY CRADOCK demonstrates the art of cooking a sausage. The special guest is Frank Bough , who tells of the skill of being a television anchor man. Director MIKE SEDDON Producer BARBARA KINDRED Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

This week, Chris Serle takes a look at money. From spending lots of it in Christie's auction room to trying to make a killing with false teeth in Steptoe and Son. JAMES BURKE discovers the origins of money and there is music from the 60s with ADAM FAITH. ALAN WHICKER talks to billionaire JOHN PAUL GETTY and Paddington buys a share. This week's special guest is Valerie Singleton. Assistant producer LIZ RYVES BROWN Director MIKE SEDDON Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

with Chris Serle This week Chris takes a look at America and visits cowboy country with MARTY FELDMAN , geyser country With DAVID ATTENBOROUGH , Texas with ALAN WHICKER and New York with ALISTAIR COOKE. The special guest is Entertainment USA's host Jonathan King. Assistant producers NEL ROMANO. JENNIFER WHITE DEBBIE SEARLE Director MIKE SEDDON Executive producer ERIC ROWAN