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Episode 9

BBC One - Film 2008 with Jonathan Ross, Episode 9

With reviews of two films aimed at the family market - 10,000 BC and Horton Hears a Who.

Jonathan Ross reviews two films aimed at the family market - prehistoric adventure 10,000 BC and the comedy animation Horton Hears a Who, with the vocal talents of Jim Carrey.

As the Easter holidays loom, Jonathan Ross reviews two films aimed at the family market - prehistoric adventure 10,000 BC and the comedy animation Horton Hears a Who, complete with the vocal talents of Jim Carrey.

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