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With Kirsten O'Brien and Otis the Aardvark.

7.30 Wiggly Park
Insect animation.
(Repeat)

7.35 Fireman Sam
Animation. Norman is up to his tricks as usual.
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7.45 Conan the Adventurer
Animated adventures.
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8.10 Silver Surfer
Animation. The Surfer leads a revolt by genetically engineered slave labourers

8.35 The Flintstones: The Tycoon
Fred discovers that he is a double for business tycoon J.L. Gotrocks.
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9.00 Escape from Jupiter
Live action series. The inhabitants of a space colony are forced to flee to earth.
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9.25 Pirates
Comedy adventure. Roger Bones plans to win a garden of the year contest. (Repeat)

9.50 The Journey of Allen Strange
The first of a 20-part live action series about Allen, a teenage alien who finds himself stranded on earth.

10.20 Sweet Valley High
Live action drama about life in a California town seen through the eyes of 16-year-old twin sisters. Todd wastes no time making a move on Liz.

10.45 The Pop Zone
American boy band the Backstreet Boys present the pop magazine show, with a chance to win lyrics signed by the band. Plus pop band Westlife, a phone-in competition and the best new singles previewed in Pop Picks.

Contributors

Presenter (Planet Saturday):
Kirsten O'Brien
Presenters (The Pop Zone):
The Backstreet Boys

Dougie Donnelly with coverage of the second round of the World Snooker championship from the Crucible theatre, Sheffield.

Contributors

Presenter:
Dougie Donnelly
Commentary:
Clive Everton
Commentary:
Ray Edmonds
Commentary:
Dennis Taylor
Commentary:
John Virgo
Commentary:
Willie Thorne
Commentary:
Jim Meadowcroft
Commentary:
John Parrott

Introduced by Steve Rider, and Sue Barker from Balmoral.

12.20 Football Focus
Gary Lineker looks back at the week's European football matches and previews the weekend's Premiership action.

1.15, 4.00 Athletics
Coverage of the Balmoral Road Races from the grounds of the Queen's Scottish residence. The men's five-mile race is at 1.15, the men's four-kilometre at 4.00 and the women's five-mile event at 4.15.

1.40 Motor Sport
Rounds three and four of the British Touring Car championship from Silverstone.

2.30 Around the Grounds
Pre-match team rundowns from the football grounds.

2.40 World Snooker
More action from the second round of the World Snooker championship.

3.50 Football Half Times

4.40 Final Score
Today's results.

(Digital widescreen)

Win the book Seventy Years of BBC Sport, plus six sets of badminton gear: Giveaways and Offers: page 134

Contributors

Presenter:
Steve Rider
Presenter:
Sue Barker
Presenter (Football Focus):
Gary Lineker
Commentary (Athletics):
David Coleman
Commentary (Athletics):
Brendan Foster
Commentary (Motor Sport):
Charlie Cox
Commentary (Motor Sport):
John Watson
Executive producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Carl Hicks

The bizarre game show hosted by Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer.
The Hallett family from Cheshire compete with the Davies family from County Durham in challenges such as fire fighting and hockey, watched over by Alice Beer. Plus Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra joins in the fun.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Presenter:
Vic Reeves
Presenter:
Bob Mortimer
Umpire:
Alice Beer
Musicians:
Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra
Director:
John L. Spencer
Producer:
Lisa Clark

Snooker game show, hosted by Jim Davidson, with John Virgo.
The professionals on hand tonight are Mark Davis, Jason Ferguson and Ronnie O'Sullivan.
(Subtitled)

Contributors

Presenter:
Jim Davidson
Referee:
John Virgo
Snooker player:
Mark Davis
Snooker player:
Jason Ferguson
Snooker player:
Ronnie O'Sullivan
Director:
Richard Valentine
Producer:
Geoff Miles

Gaby Roslin is joined by three women who vie for a chance to appear in OK! magazine, while three Doctor Who fans are given the chance to win their very own Dalek. A luxury Caribbean cruise and a Dracula tour to Transylvania are also up for grabs.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Presenter:
Gaby Roslin
Director:
Jonathan Bullen
Producer:
Rob Clark

The team must deal with a suspected hoaxer who walks into the station claiming to be dangerous and evil.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Then National Lottery Update

Contributors

Writer:
Jeff Povey
Producer:
John Yorke
Director:
Terry McDonough
DS Ray Pickering:
Ian Burfield
DC Mary Sutcliffe:
Sarah Kirkman
Sgt Yvonne Mackey:
Lorraine Ashbourne
Ch Insp George Barnard:
Terence Harvey
PC Nick Green:
Sean McKenzie
PC Colin Jitlada:
Ian Aspinall
DI Tony Baynham:
Ray Stevenson
PC Steve Jackson:
Stephen Lord
PC Sue Chappel:
Ashley Jensen
PC Richard Law:
Michael Begley
Connor Rice:
Andrew Lancel
Maggie Baynham:
Jayne Charlton McKenzie
Kate:
Jennifer Luckcraft
Alan Shallcross:
John Vine
Victoria Shallcross:
Carol Noakes
Tim Shallcross:
David Parker
Gerry Turlough:
Steve Evets
Debbie Jackson:
Kate Reynolds
Lorraine:
Catherine Carter
Tarzan:
Scott Wright
Janey:
Lisa Millett
Cliff Pollard:
David Hounslow
Jessica Pollard:
Claire Webzell

When a million-pound painting is stolen, Jonathan Creek seizes the chance to launch a personal vendetta against its owner.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Contributors

Writer:
David Renwick
Producer:
Verity Lambert
Director:
Sandy Johnson
Jonathan Creek:
Alan Davies
Madelaine Magellan:
Caroline Quentin
Sylvester LeFley:
Bob Monkhouse
Lady Theresa Cutler:
Christine Kavanagh
Adam Klaus:
Stuart Milligan
Martha:
Valerie Colgan
Benjamin:
Sam Bradley
Barry Opper:
Geoffrey McGivern
Dr Irene Wolverton:
Caroline Harris
Roy Gregson:
John Hudson
Eric:
Peter Copley
Melissa:
Sophie Langham
Judy:
Jocelyn Hughes

Featuring the best of the action from today's Premiership programme, including the potentially crucial relegation encounter between Everton and Charlton.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam, with Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking.

(Repeated tomorrow at 7.20am)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
BBC Match of the Day Magazine: available monthly
See Alan Hansen: page 45

Contributors

Presenter:
Desmond Lynam
Commentary:
Barry Davies
Commentary:
Jon Champion
Commentary:
Tony Gubba
Analysis:
Alan Hansen
Analysis:
Trevor Brooking
Producer:
Paul McNamara
Editor:
Niall Sloane

Thriller starring Burt Reynolds, Catherine Deneuve.
A poor but honest cop and his companion, a beautiful call girl, try to escape the world of hustling and violence. Widescreen. (1975, 15) (Subtitled)
See Films: pages 56-62

Contributors

Director:
Robert Aldrich
Lt Phil Gaines:
Burt Reynolds
Nicole Britton:
Catherine Deneuve
Leo Sellers :
Eddie Albert
Marty Hollinger:
Ben Johnson

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