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Cartoon fun with the zany animals. (R)

Live-action adventures featuring the teenage turtles. (R)

Jonny and his father come across a mind-control project in Devon. (R)

Fred and Barney's boys' night out clashes with a promised opera outing with their wives. (R)

Dead Lois Walking. Lois returns to Metropolis in disguise in a bid to clear her name of murder. Concluding a two-part story. (R) (S)

Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden welcome guests including actor Paul Nicholls, who talks about his new film The Trench, while music comes from Boyzone, Five, and Geri Halliwell. There's a look at the making of A1's new video (featuring an appearance by Emma Ledden) in Electric Circus, chef Robert Smith cooks up a sizzling menu for firework parties, plus Mr Blobby and more cartoon fun with Rugrats.

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Introduced by Ray Stubbs.

12.20 Football Focus
A look at this weekend's FA Premiership fixtures including two London derbies, Chelsea v West Ham and Tottenham v Arsenal.

1.20, 1.55, 2.25 Racing
Jump action from Chepstow where featured races get underway at 1.30, 2.00 (the Tote Silver Trophy), and 2.30. Commentary comes from John Hanmer, Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore.

1.40, 2.10 Rugby League
Highlights from the Tri-nations tournament final in Auckland. This inaugural event has seen Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand competing against each other over the past three weeks. Commentary by Ray French.

2.40 Around the Grounds
Latest Premiership team news.

2.50, 4.00 Golf
From Valderrama, Spain, coverage of the third round of the American Express championship, the last of three tournaments comprising the inaugural world championship series. With no cut after the first two rounds, the 65-strong field will all have their sights on a share of the $5 million prize money. Commentary comes from Peter Alliss, Howard Clark, Alex Hay, Ken Brown and Denis Hutchinson. With Steve Rider and Dougie Donnelly. Final round coverage starts tomorrow at
1.30pm on Sunday Grandstand.

3.45 Football Half-Times
Updates.

4.40 Final Score
The day's news and results, with reports from the day's key football matches.
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Rhythmic gymnastics and preparing breakfast are two of the tasks awaiting this week's couples on the family game show. Producer Sue Andrew (S) (W)

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly host the pilot edition of a new game show in which two teams, both comprising five friends, compete against each other in a series of nerve-jangling challenges. A series follows in the new year.
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Dale Winton introduces music from Mel C and Boyzone in the last of the lottery draw series. Next Saturday heralds the start of a new series, Red Alert with the National Lottery. Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Peter Estall (S) (W)

A documentary film crew arrives to film a day in the life of the Holby paramedics.
Episode written by Len Collin
See Choice.
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Followed by National Lottery Update

Journalist Steve Meller is on the trail of disgraced bank trader Nick Leeson. The series ends on Friday at 8.30pm. Producer Rizwana Hamid ; Series producer David Russell (S) (W)

Love Rules the Heart, Money Takes the Soul. In the last of the series, Sam is weighed down with problems.
Written by John Sullivan
Director Tony Dow ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan (S) (W)

With Peter Sissons.
Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst
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Gary Lineker with FA Premiership action including highlights from Middlesbrough v Sunderland. Commentary comes from Barry Davies , Jon Champion and Tony Gubba , with studio analysis from Alan Hansen and Trevor Brooking. Producer Paul McNamara ; Executive Editor Niall Sloane
Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am (S) Alan Hansen on the north London derby: page 52

The comedy showcase features Boothby Graffoe , Dara O'Briain , and Vic Henley. Hosted by Tommy Tiernan.
Director Becky Martin ; Producer Karen Rosie
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Drama starring Sean Young as a TV executive with an idea on how to bump up the ratings: a pay-per-view execution.
Director Tommy Lee Wallace (1994. 15) (S) Films: pp 72-76 ***

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Disney comedy.

The author of "Condorman" comic books, is asked by a CIA friend to undertake a simple assignment.
(1981, U) *
Films: pp 72-76