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devastating storm struck the
Fastnet fleet. Before he can even consider leading a crew on the 1985 race, Chris must learn to sail from scratch, absorb a thorough knowledge of navigation, meteorology, safety at sea – and how to motivate the crew to win. After a tough summer of gruelling training from sailing instructor Roger Justice, and advice from some of the world's most successful skippers, including
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Rantzen. A 17-year-old girl from a children's home, who is an amateur gymnast, trains for the high trapeze. It is the most dangerous act in the circus – many trapeze artists fall to their death. The Big Time follows her two months' training, meet the stars of the circus-and then wait
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wrote "Not since 1940 can the people of
England have risen in such unified wrath". Fanny wrote a letter of apology to Mrs Troake, but it was too late, the BBC terminated her contract two weeks after the programme was broadcast. She never presented a cookery programme again on the BBC. (Mrs Troake, by
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Paul's total achievement in art is an 0-level pass. It is not the highest qualification for a would-be world-class fashion designer. There's to be a gala fashion show at
Guildhall, in the City of London. Royalty will be there. Paul sets his sight on this glittering evening. To
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Reporter: Chris Serle. The closest Chris Serle has come to sailing is drinking other people's gin and tonic on other people's boats. Now he approaches the Royal Ocean Racing Club to find out if he can skipper a yacht in
Britain's premier off-shore race. In 1979, 15 yachtsmen lost their lives when a
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Keith
Rawlinson is a schoolmaster in Burnley – but he has always longed to be a professional wrestler. It takes three months of strict training and body building during which Keith is advised by some of the biggest names in wrestling including Kent Walton, Big Daddy and World
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She suggested that Mrs Troake use a small pastry boat filled with a fruit sorbet and covered with spun sugar, decorated with an orange slice and a cherry through a cocktail stick, giving the dish the look of a small boat, which Fanny thought would be suitable for the naval guests. In the event, the
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Reporter: John Pitman. The adventures of Lol
Cottrell, a 28-year-old baker's roundsman, who has always dreamed of playing football for Liverpool. This year he did – in Tommy Smith's testimonial game. Coached by Tommy – the 'Iron Man of Anfield' – Lol spends two weeks training for his big match and
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Reporter: Chris Serle. Chris is just an average amateur photographer. Will he convince a national newspaper that he has what it takes to be sent on a major picture assignment? For six weeks, Chris works alongside some of the top photographers in Fleet Street learning to capture the most dramatic
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. The Rev Taffy Davies is a curate from
Southsea. Since the day he picked up a pen and drew a less-than-flattering caricature of the Archbishop of Canterbury, it has been his ambition to be a Fleet Street cartoonist. He achieves that ambition on the Daily Mail. He meets Sir
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Reporter: Chris Serle. Chris enters the elegant and sequinned world of competitive ballroom dancing. With the help of Latin
American world champions, Donny Burns & Gaynor Fairweather, he attempts to master the paso doble. Along the way he seeks advice from some of the greatest names in the
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Shepherd. Tim Davey is a law student, his hobby is go-karting – he dreamed of becoming a racing driver. He never thought that dream would come true. The Big Time gave him the chance of competing in a professional race at Brands Hatch. He trained for four months, practiced with
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Paul has been a radio and television presenter for 12 years. Now he must master a very different world – behind the cameras. His target is to direct a video for a major rock star. Paul goes to the BBC's training studio to learn to direct a pop number. Film director
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Paul takes the reins to compete with the country's top horse drivers in a gruelling three-day event which includes a 15-mile cross-country marathon. As a total newcomer to horses, he is trained by top international driver John Parker. Paul meets his childhood hero,
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Reporter: John Pitman. The members of a gardening club in Dorset never dreamed they'd be allowed to design a garden for the Royal Horticultural Society's Chelsea Flower Show. The garden was entirely planned and stocked by the amateurs, though they were advised by professionals like
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and learns that there's more to being a 'gentleman's gentleman' than he'd ever imagined. On the way to his big weekend Chris explores the fascinating world of Upstairs, Downstairs in some of the country's great houses, goes through butler training school, serves lunch to
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Reporter: Chris Serle. Chris hardly knows how to place a bet at the start of his training as a racecourse bookmaker. In just three months he must learn to lay odds and master the mysterious art of tick-tack. Chris seeks advice on how to spot a winner from top trainer
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Sue Peacock is a housewife from Cheshire. She is used to giving talks to her local Women's Institute, but with the help of The Big Time she gets an audience of ten-million as she goes, for the first time ever, before live TV cameras to present
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Reporter: Chris Serle. Chris' musical experience is confined to banging on the drums with the Crouch End All Stars in his local pub. Now he has to master the world of grand opera. His aim is to sing a role with the English National Opera on the stage of the massive
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Reporter: Paul Heiney. Paul hopes, after three months' training, to cut a completely new style on a celebrity lady. But will anyone let him? For weeks Paul shampoos, blowdries, cuts 'bobs' and 'shakes' and consults some of the top stylists in the country including
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dessert was a disaster and could not be served properly - the spun sugar toppings were collapsing in the heat of the kitchen before they reached the main dining area and the fragile nature of the pudding meant that some of them broke apart before being served.
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The result brought the end of Fanny Cradock's television career. Mrs Troake went through her menu of seafood cocktail, duckling with bramble sauce and coffee cream dessert. Fanny, grimacing and acting as if on the verge of retching, claimed not to know what a
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on BBC TV in 1997, where they undertook professional tasks as complete amateurs. The four episodes featured the pair attempting to become professional polo players, dress designers, producers of a TV commercial and an effort to write Britain's 1998
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to ask how to play a screen heavy – and finds he has taken on more than he expected. A Hollywood dialect doctor teaches him the German accent. And he must learn to fight like a trained killer. Before Paul faces the camera,
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Reporter: Esther Rantzen. The Reverend Jimmy James, a rector from Norfolk, who normally edits his parish magazine, the Wensum Diary, for one day edits The Times Diary. He meets Alan Brien, Paul Callan,
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in a doubles match before an audience of a thousand fans. At stake is the Matchroom Challenge Trophy. First come months of coaching and advice from some of the greatest stars in the game, including
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was, told Troake that her menu was too rich, and, though she accepted that the dessert was delicious, insisted that it was not suitable, declaring: "Yes, dear, but you're among professionals now."
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is a 19-year-old student from Glasgow, who has always dreamed of becoming a pop star. A major recording company agreed, if she was good enough, to let her make a record. Sheena is photographed by
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Reporter: John Pitman. The story of Sheena Easton is a real Cinderella story. It began two years ago when the 19-year-old drama student from Glasgow was given the chance to make a pop record for
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at Bray in a competition between four of Britain's top restaurants. For weeks Paul sweats onions and reduces sauces in the Waterside kitchens and spends a day working at London's exclusive
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moment of a news story or the sex appeal of a page three girl. He tries to follow the action of a rugby international and joins a scrum of rival photographers competing for a picture of
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get there, he has to design the Heiney Collection -a dress for a royal garden party, a suit to wear about town, and a glamorous ball-gown. For guidance Paul turns to fashionable
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trial. Paul and Tim discover some remote and beautiful comers of the British Isles, as they seek help and advice from farmers and shepherds who are top trialists. They meet
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give Chris a crash course in fast driving on the circuit at Brands Hatch. But even with all this expert advice nothing can prepare Chris for what the RAC Rally has in store.
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special episode airing a year later, after she achieved stardom) and the edition featuring the amateur chef is credited as terminating the television career of the TV chef
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who Paul has in mind when he designs his dresses – and she tells him just what she feels about them. After six months, Paul's dresses are finished. International model
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the following year.) Speaking about the incident in 1999, Rantzen described Cradock as "hell on wheels", and that she had "reduced this poor little lady to nothing".
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is to present British hairdressing's top award at the London Hilton. She's to have a stunning new style for the occasion – but will she trust Paul to create it?
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fame at Chatsworth, learn all about 'sheep sense' at a Cumbrian 'merry meet', and struggle to master the mysteries of the Drive, the Pen and the Maltese Cross.
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Lightweight Champion, Johnny Saint. His big moment is a match – in an all-star bill at the most glamorous wrestling venue in the country – London's
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2550:Nick Handel
2529:Keith Floyd
2505:Michel Roux
2456:and jockey
2454:Henry Cecil
2387:Nick Handel
2382:Hairdresser
2308:Ken Russell
2289:Nick Handel
2187:Hardy Amies
2134:The Gambler
2094:Nick Handel
2008:Ray Reardon
2000:Steve Davis
1982:Nick Handel
1952:Oliver Reed
1916:Nick Handel
1852:Erich Segal
1813:"Episode 6"
1768:Nick Handel
1765:"Episode 5"
1717:"Episode 4"
1691:Roger Clark
1669:Tony Salmon
1666:"Episode 3"
1652:Marti Caine
1632:Jimmy Perry
1613:Nick Handel
1610:"Episode 2"
1592:Terry Wogan
1580:Wayne Sleep
1558:"Episode 1"
1495:Steve Davis
1491:Paul Heiney
1487:Chris Serle
1459:Modern Girl
1396:Nick Handel
1367:David Frost
1355:Frank Bough
1125:Nick Handel
805:Bill Cotton
663:Magnus Pyke
394:Norman Pace
390:Gareth Hale
388:(comedians
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369:Chris Serle
342:Tommy Smith
326:Paul Heiney
322:John Pitman
303:documentary
172:of episodes
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133:Chris Serle
118:Paul Heiney
113:John Pitman
80:Tony Salmon
77:Nick Handel
55:Nick Handel
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2605:BBC Genome
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2312:Bananarama
2223:1984-11-28
2211:Auctioneer
2167:1984-11-21
2129:Tito Gobbi
2101:1984-11-14
2048:1984-11-07
1989:1984-10-31
1923:1984-10-24
1911:Film Actor
1857:Love Story
1848:Love Biter
1823:1982-10-12
1793:MP, meets
1775:1982-10-05
1727:1982-09-28
1676:1982-09-21
1648:Beryl Reid
1620:1982-09-14
1588:Hot Gossip
1568:1982-09-07
1503:Bananarama
1443:1981-04-21
1403:1980-07-23
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1351:Nationwide
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1299:1980-07-09
1240:1980-07-02
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1188:James Hunt
1172:1980-06-25
1132:1980-06-11
1060:1977-12-22
1013:1977-12-15
978:1977-12-08
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786:1976-12-09
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545:1976-10-28
259:1987-06-17
249:1976-10-28
222:50 minutes
180:Production
161:of seasons
2487:John Bird
2430:Bookmaker
2234:Sotheby's
2183:Jean Muir
2160:John Bird
2139:Prokofiev
1687:RAC Rally
1447:at 7:20pm
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1053:Ian Sharp
1032:Jean Rook
971:Ian Sharp
942:Denis Law
923:Ian Sharp
779:Ian Sharp
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684:Ian Sharp
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589:Ian Sharp
538:Ian Sharp
449:tax exile
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49:Ian Sharp
2735:Room 101
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