Dilly tries to be good butnothinggoes right. Repeat ...
A special Sunday edition of the pre-school comedy. Stereo.
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David Frost interviews the week's newsmakers and reviews the papers with his guests. Plus at 8.30 News; weather. Series editor Barney Jones ; Executive editor
Andrew Thompson
Continuing the series about life at Norwich Cathedral. The candidates for priesthood prepare for ordination,
Artist and poet David Lindsay-Coggins talks to Steve Chalke about the need to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease.
Guests include Ronnie Corbett and singer Patti Boulaye.
Focusing on Paul Hebblethwaite , who wants to be the first deaf man to sail round the world. Plus the role of interpreters in giving deaf audiences access to plays and musicals. With signing and subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 12 noon on BBC2
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The Grand Wedding. Matt may have to miss his big day. Repeat Stereo Subtitled.
Rural issues with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 11.55am. Stereo.
John Humphrys returns with the new series in which he interviews senior politicians. Including at 12.30 News.
Omnibus edition.
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A look at the sea otter's huge appetite for shellfish. Narrator David Attenborough. Postponed from 7 September
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Comedy western, based on the Lerner and Loewe musical, starring
Lee Marvin , Clint Eastwood
On the trail west in the days of the gold rush, hard-drinking, happy-go-lucky Ben Rumson meets andjoins forces with the quiet living Pardner. However, theirfriendship is tested when Pardnerfalls in love with Elizabeth, the wife Ben acquired at auction.
Director Joshua Logan (1969. PG) Postponed from 7 September Stereo + See Films: pages 48-58
Singer Johnny Logan continues a three-part musical and spiritual journey along the west coast of Ireland. With music from David Parkes
, traditional fiddle player Martin Hayes and busking harpist Tina Mulrooney. Johnny Logan sings HowGreat Thou Art and Whenever God Shines His
Light with Marc Roberts , this year's Irish Eurovision singer. Producer Simon Hammond ; Editor
Helen Alexander
A Pregnant Pause. Arnold and Ralph learn to drive diesel engines, but Arnold does not fare well.
Written by Brian Leveson and Paul Minett Director Roy Gould : Producers David Croft and Charles Garland Stereo Subtitied.609889
Antiques Roadshow experts uncover hidden treasures in the homes of Great Britain.
This programme visits Banbury in Oxfordshire, where Top Gear presenter Tony Mason acts as a local guide to experts Hilary Kay , LarsTharp, Clive Stewart-Lockhart and Tim Wonnacott. Introduced by Carol Vorderman.
Director Siobhan Bullick ; Series producer Stephen Potter
With Peter Sissons. Weather Rob McElwee
An episode of the comedy show in which Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders send up director QuentinTarantino and singer Celine Dion. With guests Lulu, yachtswoman Clare Francis and Kate Moss.
Director John Birkin ; Producer Jon Plowman Repeat Stereo
They first met when solicitor Bob Mortimer went to see comedian Vic Reeves performing in London; today they are one of the leading comic acts of their generation. Friends and fellow comedians talk about the pair and their humour.
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Omnibus 10.25pm BBC1
"They wanted to do a South Bank Show on us and we were a bit shy of that, because it's a bit self-congratulatory," says Vic Reeves. So Reeves and Mortimer have become the subjects of this Omnibus documentary, covering their earliest days together to the present.
Since Vic Reeves Big Night Out hit TV in 1990, the pair's immensely strange humour, peopled by characters wearing doormats and underpinned by catchphrases (from "You wouldn't let it lie" to the later "Ulrika-ka-ka"), has been at the cutting edge of British comedy in the nineties. And this profile - including interviews with the surreally diverse likes of Terry Jones, Jim Davidson and Ulrika Jonsson - is well deserved.
Comedy starring
Peter Sellers , Herbert Lorn
Dyan Cannon
A drug dealer decides to have Chief Inspector Clouseau murdered. However, things do not go according to plan.
Director Blake Edwards (1978, PG)
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Saturn Visitor. A new probe is being launched toward Titan,
Saturn's largest satellite. Patrick Moore looks at its progress. Producer Pieter Morpurgo
