The first of a repeat showing of the US comedy.
he Henderson family make an unusual discovery on a camping trip.
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Animated fun with Mr Bumpy.
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Animated warfare.
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Benton sets out to discover the secret of the Mary Celeste.
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The newborn Godzilla follows Nick to his base.
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Fun with the loveable youngsters.
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Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson welcome the Byker Grove band Point Break and Australian pop duo Sister 2 Sister. There's a look at what happened on a viewer's date with Westlife, plus chances to win a holiday to Australia and a bumper pack of Star Wars paraphernalia.
Jamie Oliver demonstrates a recipe in the studio, and Alistair McGowan performs comic impressions. A1 star in part two of their own comedy, and there's more fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.
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BBC Live and Kicking magazine: available from retailers.
Introduced by John Inverdale from Lansdowne Road in Dublin.
See Choice.
12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's Premiership programme.
1.20 Rugby Union Build-Up
A look ahead to this afternoon's Six Nations fixtures.
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1.50, 2.55 Six Nations Rugby: France v Italy
The final weekend of the inaugural Six Nations championship gets under way with live coverage from Stade de France, Paris (kickoff 2pm). France would appear favourites on paper, but few would bet against the ability of fly-half Diego Dominguezio inspire an Italian charge.
Commentary by Eddie Butler.
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1.50-3.50 (not PDC)
2.45 Around the Grounds
Country-wide team news.
3.45 Football Half-Times
Updates.
3.50, 4.55 Six Nations Rugby: Ireland v Wales
Live coverage from Dublin (kickoff 4pm). Ireland have performed well this season and remain undefeated at home, but Wales have an impressive recent record at Lansdowne Road. Can the Welsh salvage one last victory from a disappointing tournament? Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith and Jonathan Davies.
The final match Scotland v England can be seen tomorrow at 1.40pm on BBC1.
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3.50-5.40 (not PDC)
4.45 Football Full Times
Results.
5.40 Final Score
News and results.
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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly host the game show that tests friendships to the limit, with two teams of five friends fighting it out for the chance to win a holiday.
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Lulu and Terry Alderton introduce the action as two teams of neighbours - the Welsh Dragons and the British Bulldogs - do battle to win a holiday for their street. Plus the Thunderball and National Lottery draws, and live music from rock singer Eagle-Eye Cherry.
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The first episode of two-part story from February 1999.
Sean's professional capabilities are stretched to breaking point as he makes life-or-death decisions.
Episode written by Christopher Reason
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Followed by National Lottery Update
The supernatural detective drama series starring Bob Mortimer and Vic Reeves.
When a teacher is reported to have been killed at the school where Jeannie's nephew is a pupil, Jeff and Jeannie go undercover to investigate.
See Choice.
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Emilia Fox's Questionnaire: page 10
Three is proving too much of a crowd, and Gary is forced to choose between Dorothy and Tony.
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With George Alagiah.
Weather Darren Bett
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Gary Lineker introduces the best of the day's Premiership action, including Leeds United v Chelsea. John Motson and Jon Champion commentate, while studio analysis is provided by Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am)
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Alan Hansen: page 43
The celebrity TV quiz hosted by Jonathan Ross.
(Shown last Thursday)
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Followed by Weatherview
Cult road movie starring Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson.
Two motorcyclists use the money they made from a drug deal to travel across the States to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Among the characters they meet is an alcoholic lawyer who joins them on their odyssey.
(1969, 18) *****
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Film of the week: page 55
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Ends 7.05am.
