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Everybody's thinking light, everybody's thinking good for you, extra light, extra right.
INJ Extra Light, more fish, less crumbs, 50% less oil and wait for it, only 104 calories.
Good for you, you're doing it right, good for you, you're doing it right.
INJ Extra Light, extra right.
On Monday, a profile of one of Hollywood's most loved and acclaimed dancers, Sid Sherees.
So I said, no Mr. Freed, I've changed my name so many times I'd like to keep my own name.
So he said, well, you'll change the spelling. So I became Sid CYD Sherees. So he gave me the name.
Join Sid Sherees for her experiences of Hollywood and MGM, 8.30 Monday on Masterpiece.
Beginning Wednesday, the streetwise cop with a tough reputation is back.
Navarro, je coute.
Navarro.
Listen, I'll tell you, you'll understand. Your brother came back to Paris two years ago.
I had nothing to do with playing the little soldier. But what he did there, it's as if he had touched my own flesh.
Navarro is back, 8.30 Wednesday.
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Call the hotline on 0055 2200.
You think of SPS and its programs and be watching on Tuesday night for National Talkback TV.
Hotline returns 9.25 Tuesday after the cutting edge.
On Thursday, our movie of the week, a classic psychological thriller Monsieur Ear.
He's watching her every move. He knows everything about her.
Her deadly secret could cost him his life.
A film of sexual intrigue, obsession and betrayal.
Monsieur Ear, 9.30 Thursday on SBS.
When you're really hungry, it takes heaps of fresh roasted peanuts and masses of thick milk chocolate to really satisfy.
Packed with peanuts, Snickers really satisfies.
Daihatsu Charade, Australia's number one selling imported car for the last three years, is being run out to make way for the new model.
So right now, your Daihatsu dealer is offering outstanding deals. The Daihatsu Charade factory run out. Run in before they all run out.
On Monday, come to Jamaica and Barbados, where cricket is an obsession.
From the time a boy in the West Indies is at school, he plays cricket. He plays it on the beach, he plays it in the road.
It doesn't really matter. As soon as a West Indian boy can walk, he wants to play.
And social or racial background comes second to being a Barbadian.
She speaks a very strong Barbadian dialect. It's a mixture of Scotch and Irish.
Redemption Song, The Islands of the Caribbean, 7.30 Mondays.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes do just taste better.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are light and crunchy. Kellogg's Corn Flakes are very crunchy.
Value. People are rather conscious today of value. Kellogg's Corn Flakes sort of represents value for money, as well as goodness.
Well, my own children all like their Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
I mean, even for some supper at night, if they'd been out playing sport or something, and now all my grandchildren do the same when they come.
Some corn flakes now.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, because the simple things in life are often the best.