BROADCAST DATE: Saturday, September 16, 2000, BBC2.
DESCRIPTION: This BBC2 show reviews each one of the year of each of the last three decades featuring celebrities related to that year as a host. Beginning with 1970 and Jimmy Savile as host, it featured such stars as Britt Ekland (1971), David Cassidy (1972), Noddy Holder (1973), Richard Briers (1974), Dennis Waterman (1975), Steve Whitmire (1976), Carrie Fisher (1977), Bo Derek (1979) and Lynda Carter for "I LOVE 1978". Lynda Carter hosts the year 1978 in review.

	Series Run: September 22, 2000-Saturday, September 16, 2000. Broadcast Network: BBC2. Time slot: 9:00 P.M. Host: LYNDA CARTER. Featuring: Jamie Conn (Frenchie), Jamie Theakston, Rhona Cameron, Miranda Sawyer, John Vvegas, Fiona Allen, Randal Kleiser (Grease director), Lucy Porter, Murphy Williams, Bob Geldof (Boomtown Rats), Pewte Briquette (Boomtown Rats), Johnie Fingers (Boomtown Rats), Steve Punt, Sheryl Garrett, Mark Radcliffe, Peter Kay, Llewella Gideon, Kenny Johnson (Producer of “The Incredible Hulk”), Lou Ferrigno, Ken Mabb (Sodastream Engineer), Stuart Maconie, Paul Darrow (Avon from “Blake’s 7”), Gareth Thomas (Blake from “Blake’s 7”), Peter Tuddenham (Zen from “Blake’s 7”), Jacqueline Pearce (Servalan from “Blake’s 7”), Gered Makowitz (Photographer), Simon Day, Danny Baker, Terry Christian, Roy Gayle (Hot Gossip), Arlene Phillips (Choreographer), Lucy Porter, Dominique Wood (Choreographer), Keith Ainsworth (Gamer), Tomohiro Nishikaro (Space Invaders Inventor), Dean Friedman, Denise Marsa, Charles Fox (Composer “Wonder Woman” Theme), Tony Blackburn. Producer and Director: Stephen Franklin. Series Producer: Alan Broun. Assistant Producers: Howard Brenner, Karen Gaban, Christine Kenrick. Archive Producer: Will Bryant. Archive Assistant: John Harrison. Archive Research: Ernest Stoddart. Production Manager: Paula Smith. Production Assistant: Joanne Tranmer. Production Secretary: Sophie Ardern. Production Running: Chris Candy, Jane Maughan. Dubbing Mixer: Tony Greenwood. Online Editor: Dan Yeomans. Offline Editor: Steve Seddon. Titles: Voom. Cartoons: Angus McKie. Cameras: Ray Brislin, John Martin White. Sound: Nace Clapp, Guy Willason. Film Cameras: Peter Holmes, Arthur Smith. Still Photography: Andy Farrington.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: In Manchester the first test tube baby was born, and The Invasion of the Body Snatchers started at UK cinemas. Wonder Woman, Blake's 7, and The Incredible Hulk revived TV sci-fi, while the first classes enrolled at London's Grange Hill comprehensive. JR tried on his first ten gallon hat in Dallas and Anna Ford became ITN's first female newsreader. The jogging craze reached its height and Lycra took off - but runners would have to wait another year for the launch of the Sony Walkman. Brian and Michael painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs in their musical tribute to LS Lowry.

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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 the first ever of LYNDA CARTER's appearances in a series of shows reviewing the 1970s.
			VIDEO:	[1]  "I LOVE 1978". Video clip 1.
				[2]  "I LOVE 1978". Video clip 2.
			TRIVIA:	[•] For the first time we see a clip of Lynda as a contestant of the MISS WORLD Contest in London.
				[•] Also we see Charles Fox playing "live" the Wonder Woman Theme on piano.
				[•] Originally only "THE NEW ADVENTURES OF WONDER WOMAN" was seen in the UK during the 1970s. Years later with satellite TV the whole series was first seen.

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