American comedy series.
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With Kirsten O'Brien and Otis the Aardvark. Animated feline fun.
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7.45Babar Elephant adventures.
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8.10 Albert the Fifth Musketeer Animated adventures. Repeat
8.35 The Flintstones Stone-Age cartoon. Repeat
9.00 Phantom Futuristic animation.
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9.20 The Incredible Hulk Animation.
9.45 Grange Hill The series from 1989. Georgina finds a mysterious note in her school book.
Written by David Angus Repeat Subtitled....
10.15 Sweet Valley High Teenage drama set in California. Stereo ..............
10.40 The O Zone Pop music news.
Featuring a look at music on the internet, plus interviews with Babybird and new Australian group Savage Garden. With
Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss. Repeated on Tuesday at 7.10pm on BBC2
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Comedy starring Pee-Wee Herman, Kris Kristofferson
Pee-Wee and his faithful talking pig Vance are joined on their wacky farm first by performers and animals, then by Mace Montana and his circus in a freak storm.
(1988, U)
Subtitled
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Introduced by Steve Riderfrom Wentworth
12.35 Cricket Focus The latest news and action from the international scene and county circuit from Geoffrey Boycott.
1.00 News
1.05, 2.10 Tennis Coverage of the final of the Women's World Doubles Cup from Edinburgh. Commentary by John Barrett.
1.55, 2.25, 2.55, 3.50 Racing From
Haydock, featuring races at 2.00,2.30 and 3pm. Commentary by Peter O'Sullevan , Julian Wilson and Willie Carson.
2.40,3.10,4.00 Golf Second-round action from the PGA championship at
Wentworth. Italian Costantino Rocca took this title last year-finishing two strokes ahead of Nick Faldo and Paul Lawrie.
Commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Dave Marr , Beverly Lewis ,
Mike Hughesdon and Dougie Donnelly.
Coverage continues at 5pm on BBC2.
4.45 Football and News Roundup
Highlights of the Scottish FA Cup final between Falkirk and Kilmarnock, plus today's key results and sporting news. Producer Martin Hopkins
Editor Dave Gordon

More animated action. ....

Things that Go Bump in the Night The platoon spends the night in an apparently deserted house. Capt Mainwaring ARTHUR LOWE ,
Sgt Wilson JOHN LE MESURIER ,
Corp Jones CLIVE DUNN , Pte Frazer JOHN LAURIE ,
Pte Walker JAMES BECK , Pte Godfrey ARNOLD RIDLEY , Pte Pike IAN LAVENDER
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft Producer David Croft
Repeat Subtitled ..................

Aka Superman. Metropolis is under threat from a madman and his deadly weapons.

In the last show in the series, Gaby Roslin meets three wiId-west fanatics who compete to take part in a rodeo in America; three airport staff members hoping to win the flight of a lifetime; and three male dancers who audition to join male strippers the Dreamboys.Â

Tonight' s guests with Terry Wogan include all-girl band Eternal who join forces with gospel singer Bebe Winans.

Make Believe. Another chance to see an episode from the last series, in which Charlie returns to A&E, determined to clear his name of sexual harassment.
Written by Kate Lock ; Producer Rosalind Anderson ; Director Peter Barber-Fleming
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Continuing a series of compilations featuring classic clips of comedy performances by the late Les Dawson. Producers Peter Higgins and Angela OLeary Stereo

With Michael Buerk.
Weather John Kettley

Highlights of tonight's historic friendly international between England and South Africa at Old Trafford. This is the first meeting between the two nations and the first England international to take place at the home of Manchester United since 1938.
Commentary by Jon Champion with Trevor Brooking. Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and Jimmy Hill.
Series producer John Shrewsbury ; Editor
Niall Sloane

Last in the current series of the irreverent sports quiz, hosted by Nick Hancock , with David Gower , Lee Hurst , Gary Lineker , and RoryMcGrath, and guests Ron Atkinson and Zoe Ball.
Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer
Harry Thompson Shown last Wednesday

Presented by Radio 1 DJs Mark Radcliffe and Marc Riley. Shown yesterday

Musical biographical drama starring
Stephen Mackenna
Rod Culbertson
John Altman , Ray Ashcroft From the back streets of Liverpool to theirtriumph in America, this film charts the rise to fame of the Fab Four.
Director Richard Marquand (1979)
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