BROADCAST DATE: Wednesday, November 17, 1980, BBC.
DESCRIPTION: Des O'Connor has been on British television since the 1960s, and in 1977 he pioneered in a chat show called "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT" which stayed on the air until 2002.   Since 1963 he has starred in his own mainstream television show every year since then. On November 17, 1980 Lynda was one of the guest of his show and performed "LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH" and "THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU", in a duet with Des O'Connor.

	Series Run: 1977-2002. Broadcast Network: BBC. Time Slot: Fridays, 9:00 P.M. Host: DES O'CONNOR. Guests: LYNDA CARTER, Paul Daniels, Fisher & Stahl. Episode Number: Season 4, episode 4. Producer: Brian Penders. Executive Producer: James Moir. Orchestra Director and Special Orchestations: Colin Keyes. Backing Vocals: The Ladybirds. Programme Associate: Neil Shand. Make-up: Cherry Alston. Costume Designer: Linda Martin. Production Team: Kevin Bishop, Helen Gartell. Vision Mixer: Bill Morton. Senior Cameran: Roger Fenna. Technical Manager: Alan Arbuthnott. Videotape Editor: Graham Hutchins. Sound: Len Shorey. Lighting: Eric Wallis. Production Assistant: John Adams. Designer: Graham Lough.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Lynda was one of the guest of "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT" and performed "LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH" and "THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU", in a duet with Des O'Connor.

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			RUNNING TIME:	00:50:00 [60 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	This is LYNDA CARTER's first and only appearance on "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT".
			AUDIO:	[1]  "LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH" as performed by LYNDA CARTER.
				[2]  "THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU" as performed by LYNDA CARTER.
			VIDEO:	[1]  "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT - CLIP 1". Video clip 1.
				[1]  "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT - CLIP 2". Video clip 2.
			TRIVIA:	[•] This is LYNDA CARTER's only appearance on "DES O'CONNOR TONIGHT".
				[•] At the time Lynda was in her British tour and this is one of few TV presentations while in the UK.
				[•] Des has had his own prime time TV show for 44 consecutive years, longer than anyone, anywhere on the planet.
				[•] Des has recorded 34 Albums and sold over 15 million records. He also has performed at the London Palladium 1220 times, a British record.

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