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The Itsy Bitsy Spider
Arachnid antics with Itsy and his pals.
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7.50 Zorro
More animated action. A world-famous hunter decides to track Zorro.
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8.15 UBOS
Cassy and Gus start to behave strangely when their shadows disappear.
(R) (S)

8.35 The Wild Thornberrys
Eliza is shocked to discover that her sister can talk the language of the Kung People.
(R) (S)

S Club 7 present the "S Club Juniors" to the world. Also on the show are Brookside's Leon Lopez and Suzanne Collins (aka Jerome and Nicki) and "Changing Rooms" star Handy Andy. Plus contests Gutbusters and Winner Stays On, cartoons The Cramp Twins, Super Duper Sumos and Jackie Chan Adventures and more of LA 7.
With Dani Behr and Joe Mace.
BBCi: special interactive features are available to digital viewers

Contributors

Presenter:
Dani Behr
Presenter:
Joe Mace
Guests:
S Club 7
Guests:
S Club Juniors
Guest:
Leon Lopez
Guest:
Suzanne Collins
Guest:
Andy Kane
Producer:
Daniel Baldwin
Producer:
Jennifer Chatham
Executive Producer:
Annette Williams

Manchester United v West Ham, Liverpool v Middlesbrough, Newcastle v Ipswich and Bolton v Derby are the pick of the weekend's big fixtures. Previews by Ray Stubbs and MarkLawrenson. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/footeall
Ray Stubbs guests on Lenny Henry in Pieces on Friday at 9pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Ray Stubbs
Unknown:
Ray Stubbs
Unknown:
Lenny Henry

Introduced by Steve Rider.
1.00, 2.45, 3.55 Rugby League Leeds v Wakefleld
Live coverage (kickoff 3pm) of the Challenge Cup quarter-final match between Leeds and Wakefield from Headingley.
This Yorkshire derby should be one to savour, especially with the Murrayfield final just two matches away. The quarter-final clash between Halifax and St
Helens can be seen tomorrow at 2.45pm on BBC2, with the semi-final draw at 5.35pm. 140 Racing With the Grand
National just two weeks away today's card from Uttoxeter should offer a valuable form guide. There are starts at 1.20 and 1.50, with the pick of the races being the Midlands
Grand National at 2.20pm with Ferdy Murphy 's promising
Streamstown looking to impress.
3.45 Football Half-Times Producer Jonny Bramley ; Editor
Carl Hicks WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider.
Unknown:
Ferdy Murphy
Producer:
Jonny Bramley
Editor:
Carl Hicks

Trevor Brooking , Sally Gunnell , Padraig Harrington and Martin Offiah join Ally McCoist and John Parrott on the quiz, hosted by Sue Barker.

Contributors

Unknown:
Trevor Brooking
Unknown:
Sally Gunnell
Unknown:
Padraig Harrington
Unknown:
Martin Offiah
Unknown:
John Parrott
Unknown:
Sue Barker.

Singer Errol Brown is the guest this week as the contestants try their hands at dog handling, traditional kilt wrapping and an exotic Philippine coconut dance. With Lea Kristensen. Director Ian Hamilton ; Producer Ben Kellett

Contributors

Singer:
Errol Brown
Unknown:
Lea Kristensen.
Director:
Ian Hamilton
Producer:
Ben Kellett

Ulrika Jonsson hosts the ruthless game show where contenders battle it out for a chance to win f 10,000.
Director Geraldine Dowd ; Series producer Phil Parsons

Contributors

Unknown:
Ulrika Jonsson
Director:
Geraldine Dowd
Producer:
Phil Parsons

Past, Present, Future. Lara still hasn't given Patrick an answer to his proposal, but a major accident makes them both re-evaluate and realise that work isn't everything.
Written by Paul Cornell ; Producer Tim Holloway ; Director Tim Leandro
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/casualty Dramas undergoing surgery: page 45

Contributors

Written By:
Paul Cornell
Producer:
Tim Holloway
Director:
Tim Leandro
Josh Griffiths:
Ian Bleasdale
Max Gallagher:
Robert Gwilym
Patrick Spiller:
Ian Kelsey
Finlay Newton:
Kwame Kwei-Armah
Anna Paul:
Zita Sattar
Nikki Marshall:
Kelly Harrison
ComfortJones:
Martina Laird
Lara Stone:
Christine Stephen-Daly
Cuthbertson:
Mark Jax
Russell:
Frankie Fitzgerald
Joe:
Ben Evans
Kenny:
Ramon Vaughan-Williams
Kylie:
Carrie Mullan
Louise:
Sophia Smith
Baldwin:
Howard Coggins
Taggart:
Peter Lochbum
June:
Ursula Mohan
Clive:
Michael Brogan
Anthony:
Craig Vye
Liam:
James Hoare

Michael Parkinson presents a new awards show celebrating the best, strangest and most talked about moments of the year. From David Beckham 's free kick against Greece to Christine Hamilton canoodling with Louis Theroux , the programme looks at happenings that have enthralled, entertained and exasperated the public over the last 12 months. Among the six categories are best soap moment, best sporting moment and best entertainment moment, with winners chosen by an industry panel of judges. Viewers will have the final say in a vote between the category winners for the golden moment of the year, which will run during the last part of the show. Producers Mike Parkinson. Samantha Peters ; Executive producer
Caroline Wright

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Parkinson
Unknown:
David Beckham
Unknown:
Christine Hamilton
Unknown:
Louis Theroux
Producers:
Mike Parkinson.
Producers:
Samantha Peters
Producer:
Caroline Wright

Romantic drama, beginning a season of Oscar-linked films to celebrate the 2002 awards ceremony, which can be seen live on 24 March on BBC2. A successful journalist looks back on her early career at a Miami news station where she met a local news director and former White House correspondent who believed she had potential and decided to give her a chance. Robert Redford will receive an honorary Oscar at this year's ceremony for his work and contribution to the film industry. Widescreen. Review page 59.
Director Jon Avnet (1996, 15) In the Heat of the Night continues the Oscar-linked season tomorrow 11.55pm
Followed by Weathervlew

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Redford
Director:
Jon Avnet
Warren Justice:
Robert Redford
Tally Atwater:
Michelle Pfeiffer
Marcia McGrath:
Stockard Channing
Bucky Terranova:
Joe Mantegna
Joanna Kennelly:
Kate Nelligan
Ned Jackson:
Glenn Plummer
John Merino:
James Rebhorn
Rob Sullivan:
Scott Bryce
Fernando Buttanda:
Raymond Cruz
Luanne Atwater:
Dedee Pfeiffer

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