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Animated adventures.
More cartoon capers from the Evergreen Forest. (Repeat)
Live entertainment with cartoons, celebrities, music, games, comedy and competitions, all from a hotel run by a cow called Morag. Today's guests include Steve Wright, Craig McLachlan and M People, plus Kimberley Davies (Annalise in Neighbours) on a fashion shoot. There's cartoon fun and adventure with Casper and Mighty Max, and the Funhouse Twins join the team to find buried treasure in the Scottish Highlands. With Zoe Ball and Grant Stott.
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Write to: Fully Booked, [address removed], or telephone [number removed] (calls cost 5p per 90 seconds). To take part in the competition, phone [number removed] (calls cost a maximum of 20p). Both telephone lines are open from 8.30-10.35 only.
A story of everyday teenage life in a lively California town, as seen through the eyes of 16-year-old twin sisters.
A cartoon version of the classic story of Snow White..................................
Introduced by Desmond Lynam from Wimbledon.
11.55, 1.05 Wimbledon 95
Live coverage as the world's most prestigious grass court tennis tournament reaches the end of its first week. At this stage last year, Jeremy Bates ended a nine-year wait for a British men's victory on Centre Court by beating the German Marcus Zoecke to reach the last 16, and there were third round wins for holder Pete Sampras and three-times champion Boris Becker. In the women's singles, Martina Navratilova kept alive her hopes of a tenth title, and there were also wins for seeds Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, Jana Novotna and Helena Sukova. Commentary by John Barrett, David Mercer, Bill Threlfall, John Alexander, Barry Davies, Julian Tutt, Paul Hutchins, Mark Cox, Chris Bailey, Virginia Wade, Ann Jones and Pam Shriver.
Additional Wimbledon coverage starts at 3.00pm on BBC2.
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Plus, news during the programme of the final qualifying for tomorrow's French Grand Prix at Magny Cours.
1.00pm News
5.00 News Roundup
The day's sports news and results.
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Last of two programmes featuring the best in recent cartoons from the National Film Board of Canada. With Tony Robinson.
Second in a new series of the furry, feathery and scaly game show where pets compete to win themselves and their owners prizes. The show also features home video clips of the nation's most talented and bizarre pets. Presented by Dale Winton , with Terry Nutkins. See today's choices.
Director Bob Cousins ; Producer Mark Linsey
Send a video of your pet to [address removed] All video tapes will be returned.
Chat and music show. This week's guests include comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer performingtheirnew single - a cover of I'm A Believer - with EMF, who had a big hit with Unbelievable. Plus Hollywood bad guy Dennis Hopper , top band D:Ream, regular slots featuring People Show hostess Pamella Andiesson and Stuart the Hopeless Floor Manager, and a chance for viewers to win a three-day VIP trip to the British Grand Prix.
Director AlasdairMacmillan; Producer Mark Wells
COMPETITION LINE: [number removed] (lines open from 6.30pm Saturday to 12 midnight Sunday. Calls cost no more than 20p), E-mail:
Steve.Wright.People.Show@bbc.co.uk
Another challenge for the man of steel.
The unwitting subjects of a medical experiment, Jimmy and two other youngsters are brainwashed by a mother and daughter into acting as assassins.
This week's draw is presented by Anthea Turner , while
Krishnan Guru-Murthy goes out and about to meet some winners. Actor/singer Sean Maguire will be startingthe draw.
Producer Richard Woolfe Stereo
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles ..................... Followed by National Lottery Update
Drama series set in an American hospital, starring Hector Elizondo ,
Mandy Patinkin , Peter Berg
Small Sacrifices. Matters are taken out of Dr Watter's hands when a brash young stranger breezes into the E R and helps with two emergencies. See today's choices.
First of two compilations featuring some of the best moments from Jasper Carrott 's second Canned Carrot series. With Steve Punt , Hugh Dennis , Robert Powell and David Barber.
Written by Jasper Carrott , Steve Knight and Mike Whitehill ; Producer/Director Ed Bye ; Executive
Producer Paul Smith
Highlights of today's play and reflections on the first week of the championship. With Sue Barker.
Thriller starring
Burt Reynolds
Cliff Robertson
Chance brings enigmatic loner
Malone to a small town in Oregon, but it will take all his tough talents as a former government operative to overcome the deadly menace he finds controllingthe place.
Director Harley Cokliss (1987) Subtitled. ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54 ♦ Barry Norman : page 44
