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Among today's celebrity guests are pop star Robbie Williams, and EastEnders' writer Tony McHale is in the Hot Seat.
Including Transmission Impossible with Trev Neal and Simon Hickson, this week's Electric Circus, and more teenage problems solved in Clarissa Explains It All. Plus cartoon action with Rugrats, Eek the Cat, and Terrible Thunder Lizards. With Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston.

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Contributors

Presenter:
Zoe Ball
Presenter:
Jamie Theakston
Performer:
Trev Neal
Performer:
Simon Hickson
Guest:
Robbie Williams
Guest:
Tony McHale
Editor:
Chris Bellinger

Introduced by Ray Stubbs.
12.20 Football Focus Gary Linekertakes a look back at the midweek semi-final action in Europe, plus the latest Premiership news.
1.00 News
1.05, 3.20 Motor Sport Highlights from the opening two rounds of this season's British TouringCar championship at
Donington Park, where Germany's Frank Biela will be hopingto defend his title.
With commentary by Murray Walker andCharlie Cox.
1.40, 2.10, 2.45 Golf Highlights from
Augusta National Golf Club, Georgia, of the second round of the 61st US Masters.
Britain's Nick Faldo will be aiming to retain the title he won in dramatic fashion last year, beating Australia's Greg Norman in the final round. With commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Dave Marr , Steve Rider and Dougie Donnelly.
1.55,2.30,3.05 Racing From Ascot, featuring races at 2.00,2.35 and 3.10. With commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson , Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.
3.50 Football Half-times
4.00 Swimming Coverage of the British trials forthe European championships from Ponds Forge in Sheffield, where
Britain's top swimmers are competing for places in the European finals in Seville in August. Commentary Hamilton Bland, Andy Jameson and Sharron Davies.
4.40 Final Score
Producer Martin Hopkins
=Editor Dave Gordon

Contributors

Introduced By:
Ray Stubbs.
Unknown:
Gary Linekertakes
Unknown:
Frank Biela
Commentary By:
Murray Walker
Unknown:
Charlie Cox.
Unknown:
Nick Faldo
Unknown:
Greg Norman
Commentary By:
Peter Alliss
Commentary By:
Alex Hay
Commentary By:
Dave Marr
Commentary By:
Steve Rider
Commentary By:
Dougie Donnelly.
Commentary By:
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentary By:
Julian Wilson
Commentary By:
Richard Pitman
Commentary By:
Peter Scudamore.
Unknown:
Andy Jameson
Unknown:
Sharron Davies.
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Dave Gordon

Gorilla Warfare. During an exercise Mainwaring casts himself as a "highly important secret agent". The army try to prevent him completing his mission.
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft Producer David Croft
Repeat Subtitled.....

Contributors

Written By:
Jimmy Perry
Written By:
David Croft
Producer:
David Croft
Captain Mainwaring:
Arthur Lowe
Sergeant Wilson:
John Le Mesurier
Corporal Jones:
Clive Dunn
Private Frazer:
John Laurie
Private Godfrey:
Arnold Ridley
Private Pike:
Ian Lavender
ChiefWarden Hodges:
Bill Pertwee
Private Cheeseman:
Talfryn Thomas
Verger:
Edward Sinclair
Colonel:
Robert Raglan
LieutenantWood:
Robin Parkinson
Mr Clerk:
Erik Chitty
Mother Superior:
Rachel Thomas
Lieutenant:
Michael Sharvell-Martin
Farmer:
Verne Morgan

Stop the Presses. Lois is promoted to editor-in-chief of The Daily Planet. Will her relationship with Clark take the strain?
Meanwhile, Superman is the subject of an assassination plot.

Contributors

Clark Kent/Superman:
Dean Cain
Lois Lane:
Teri Hatcher
Perry White:
Lane Smith
Jimmy Olsen:
Justin Whalin
Ethan Press:
Charles Esten
Eric Press:
Jeff Juday
Colonel:
Raymond O'Keefe
Ralph:
James Dumont
Carly:
Bahni Turpin
Technician:
Nicholas Shaffer
Researcher:
Tankia Ray
Reporter:
Nicole Robinson
Reporter:
James Martin Jr
Darlene:
Krisinda Cain

A series of game shows. presented by Gaby Roslin, in which contestants compete to win the cnance to fulfil their dreams and ambitions.
Tonight, three fashion students lock horns to see their designs modelled on an international catwalk, and a snowboarding fanatic will be flying to the mountains of British Columbia, Canada, to sample a paradise for aficionados of the sport. Also, three X-Files' fans strive to outdo each other's knowledge of the show in a bid to meet its stars, and a trio of aspiring paparazzi battle to have their celebrity photograph published. See today's choices. Director Patricia Mordecai : Producer
David Young

Contributors

Presented By:
Gaby Roslin
Director:
Patricia Mordecai
Producer:
David Young

Bob Monkhouse hosts the entertainment show in which the winning lottery numbers are revealed. Tonight's guest is pop star Michelle Gayle , performing her latest release Sensational.
Producer Peter Estall
NOTE: previous winning numbers available on Ceefax page 555 or by calling Players' Lottery Helpline on

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Monkhouse
Unknown:
Michelle Gayle
Producer:
Peter Estall

The first of a two-part thriller drama, starring
Brian Dennehy, Patrick Dempsey, Sherilyn Fenn
Constant Bradley, the teenage son of an affluent industrialist, is expelled from school when he is found in possession of indecent photographs. His academically gifted bestfriend, Harrison, offers to help him write an essay on morality to help reinstate him.

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Dennehy
Unknown:
Patrick Dempsey
Unknown:
Sherilyn Fenn
Unknown:
Constant Bradley
Gerald Bradley:
Brian Dennehy
Harrison Burns:
Patrick Dempsey
Kitt Bradley:
Sherilyn Fenn
Constant Bradiey:
Craig Sheffer
Dr Shugrue:
Edward Herrmann
Valerie Sabbath:
Bonnie Bedelia
Grace Bradley:
Blair Brown
Jerry Bradley:
David Marshall Grant
Claire:
Kathleen York
MrsUtley:
Wendy Phillips
Charlotte:
Lisa Akey
Johnny Fuselli:
Jere Shea
Bridey:
Jeanie Drynan
Fatty Malloy W:
Earl Brown
Maureen:
Mary Ann McKellar
Sandra:
Tony Higgin
Mary Pat:
Melissa McBride
Desmond:
Ric Reitz
Freddy Tierney:
Rob Trevieler
Twins:
Brent And Ryan Cone
Winifred Utley:
Jessica Sias
Aunt Gert:
Theresa Oshea
Weegie Somerset:
Emilie Jacobs
Leverett Somerset:
Tom Nowicki
Rose Fancier:
Judson Vaughn
Sis Malloy:
Libby Whittemore
Chief Dundee:
Dan Albright
DA Bert Lupino:
Terry Beaver

Highlights of two of today's top fixtures, including the match between Blackburn Rovers and Manchester United at Ewood Park.
Blackburn have been the only club in the last four seasons to break United's stranglehold on the Premiership, but have since struggled to show such inspired form. United's season still holds the promise of European glory in the Champions' League, as well as their now annual bid for the Premiership trophy. Plus goals from today's other top-flight matches.
Commentary by Barry Davies, John Motson and Tony Gubba.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with analysis from Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.
The first FA Cup semi-final, between Wimbledon and Chelsea, is live tomorrow at 11.50am.
Series producer John Shrewsbury; Editor Niall Sloane
Stereo Subtitled .
MATCH OF THE DAY MAGAZINE: now available monthly price £2.50.
See Alan Hansen: page 43

Contributors

Commentary By:
Barry Davies
Commentary By:
John Motson
Commentary By:
Tony Gubba.
Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
Unknown:
Alan Hansen
Unknown:
Trevor Brooking.
Producer:
John Shrewsbury
Unknown:
Alan Hansen

Nick Hancock referees the sports quiz. Regular players David Gower, Lee Hurst, Gary Lineker and Rory McGrath are joined this week by comedian Alan Davies and England cricketer Phil Tufnell.
(Shown last Wednesday)

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Hancock
Unknown:
David Gower
Unknown:
Lee Hurst
Unknown:
Gary Lineker
Panellsit:
Rory McGrath
Unknown:
Alan Davies
Unknown:
Phil Tufnell

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