Episode 18
It's heat three of the 'Superstore Search for a SuperStar' contest. Another four acts perform in the brand new talent competition.
Also in store today, top writer and broadcaster David Attenborough. He'll be here to reveal some of the fascinating 'behind the scenes' stories when he made his new television series The Living Planet.
With Mike in the music department this morning ABC's Martin Fry and Midge Ure from Ultravox. Sarah will be taking a SuperStore film crew to watch the new classic drama serial Moonfleet being made. It's not to be missed!
David will have all the latest news on what we can expect to see at the Winter Olympics (and John will be presenting a special film report on the British Olympic appeal). Keith will be trying to talk to Bill Holmwood. Trying? Well Bill has an uncanny knack of being able to talk backwards. Yrt ti flesruoy, s'ti ton ysae!
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