Grandpa intervenes when Eddie is taunted by schoolmates.
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More animated adventures. Repeat ....
Animation based on the classic feature film. Repeat.
Action with the teenage turtles.............
That Old Gang of Mine. Gangsters from
America's past- including AlCapone and Bonnie and Clyde - pose a deadly threat in Metropolis. Repeat
Chart-topping girl group All Saints and singer Robbie Williams are among Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston's guests this morning, while comic Lee Evans and dinosaur expert Steve Huttwill also be dropping into the studio.
Kate Sanderson reviews the new film version of Les Miserables in Electric
Circus, there's more comedy from Ben Ward, Gez Foster and Richard Webb, mayhem from Mr Blobby, and fun with the leprechauns. Plus Hit, Miss or Maybe and the latest computer games in J:Drive.
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12.10pm News and Weather
Introduced by Steve Rider at Murrayfield and Ray Stubbs in the studio.
12.20 Football Focus Gary Lineker previews this weekend's FA Premiership programme and next week's Uefa Cup third-round, first-leg ties.
1.00 Racing Featuring a six-race card.
From Aintree the 1.05,1.40 and, at 2. 15, the Tote Becher Chase Handicap, which carries a prize fund of £40,000.
Commentary Jim McGrath , Tony O'Hehir and Richard Pitman.
From Ascot races get underway at 1.20,
1.55 and 2.30. Commentary John Hanmer , Clare Balding and Peter Scudamore.
2.40 Rugby Union
Scotland v South Africa
Live coverage from Murrayfield (kickoff 3pm) as Scotland attempt to improve on their poor performance in last season's Five Nations which was followed by heavy defeats in Australia.
But the Springboks will provide formidable opposition having beaten England, Ireland and Wales in the summer before defeating New Zealand and Australia to win the Tri-Nations competition. Commentary is provided by Bill McLaren and Gavin Hastings.
4.40 Final Score The day's results. Rugby TV presentation Grigor Stirling Executive editor Dave Gordon
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5.20 Regional News and Sport
Edith continues her search for a new husband.
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In a special edition, celebrities join members of the armed forces as they take part in a variety of games to raise money for Children in Need. Guests include Gloria Hunniford, Patsy Palmer and Status Quo. With Jim Davidson and Melanie Stace.
More live entertainment from the Great House. Another viewer is caught unawares by the NTV cameras, Phibberthe frog and Waffle the squirrel chat to youngsters in My Little Friend, and a top celebrity receives a Gotcha. With Noel Edmonds.
Director Penny Ewing; Producer
Philip Kampff
Bette Midler and Ladysmith Black Mambazo provide the music as Dale Winton celebrates the lottery's fourth anniversary and hosts the weekend draw. Also tonight culture secretary
Chris Smith explains how the lottery is developing, and there's a report on how lottery funds are being used to help millennium projects. Director Richard Valentine
Producer Peter Estall
Charlie must deal with a host of problems on his final shift before a deserved holiday. Duffy is concerned about the state of her marriage. See today's choices.
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Jeremy Spake is in celebratory mood as a brand new planejoinsthe
Aeroflot fleet, and a grubby passport arouses the suspicions of the immigration officers. See today's choices.
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Schizogeny. Mulderand Scully are called in when a disturbed teenager is accused of killing his Stepfather.
With PeterSissons. Weather
Michael Fish.
Highlights from three of today's matches in the FA Premiership, including Aston Villa's game with Liverpool at Villa Park.
Commentary is by John Motson , Jon Champion and Tony Gubba. Introduced by Desmond Lynam (who appears on McCoist and MacAulay which follows this programme), with Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson.
Producer Paul McNamara ; Editor Niall Sloane Repeated tomorrow at 7.20am
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Ally McCoist and Fred MacAulay visit Dublin where they are joined by television presenters Desmond Lynam and Sara Cox, and footballer Vinnie Jones.
Director Justin C C Adams ; Producer Esme Frain
Comedy chat show.
Shown last Thursday
Shown yesterday on BBC2
US comedy about two men and a computer-generated woman.
Tale of Two Lisas. When the boys fall out, Lisa finds a unique way of dividing her loyalties.
Another episode is on Monday at 12.40am
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