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The Tubbies play peekaboo.
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Concluding the series of comedy sketches.
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Stone-age animated fun.
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A piano becomes possessed by a ghostly form.
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A girl is stalked by a killer sponge.
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(Shown yesterday at 4.30pm) (S)
It's a tense time for Justine as he waits to hear if his single has entered the charts.
(With in-vision subtitles)
Bella sleeps over at Fizz's house.
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The final part of the sci-fi adventure. Josh arrives back in the 20th century where he learns about friendship.
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The last part of the family fantasy drama. Tyler confronts Morden and challenges him to a final battle for primacy.
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Animal behaviourists help people with their problem pets. With Philippa Forrester and vet Mark Evans.
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A feature-length version of the second series of the children's comedy. Teenager Harmony and her annoying older sister Melody are back, and with the help of Uncle Ginger, Harmony retrieves her unpredictable magic 50p coin.
(More credits and cast on Wednesday 29) (S)
Crime comedy starring James Belushi.
Tom Dooley is a crazy cop just one step away from nailing the drugs bust of his life. His only problem is that no one will work with him, except for a highly trained alsatian police dog.
(1989, 15) (S)
Films: pp 51-80 **
A review of the year's events in the perennial children's show, with Katy Hill, Konnie Huq, Simon Thomas and Matt Baker.
(Repeated tomorrow at 8.20am) (S)
Six more contestants compete in Malta for a place in the final. With John Inverdale.
A dramatic race, using a variety of transportation, from Edinburgh Castle to the Greenwich Meridian, in an effort to highlight the effects of transport decisions.
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Spoof comedy starring Leslie Nielsen.
Top secret agent Dick Steele - codename WD-40 - must thwart an evil plot to rule the world by the wicked General Rancor.
(1996, PG) (S) (W)
Films: pp 51-80 **
The plans for the double wedding are hotting up.
For cast see Tuesday 21 and Tuesday 28 (S) (W)
A mysterious man appears carrying a sick young woman and tries to persuade the sceptical staff to accompany him on a mercy mission.
(For more cast: see Thursday 23)
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Jo Brand continues to surf the TV networks in search of the funniest ads on the box. This week's bag of goodies includes a French contortionist who's in a bit of a tangle, and from Switzerland, a BSE-free flamenco-dancing cow.
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With Peter Sissons.
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Having completed 70 live dates around the UK, comedian Jack Dee's 1997 tour culminated in a sell-out, six week run at the Gielgud theatre in London's West End. This programme captures all the hilarity of the last night.
(With in-vision subtitles)
Followed by Skiing Forecast
The series concludes with a portrait of the charismatic Islamic teacher.
(Repeated at 5.40am) (S) (W)
A recent programme, repeated with sign language and in-vision subtitles.
(Shown yesterday at 7.30pm)
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