Ends 7.30.
Spot's Musical Adventures
Spot is visited by his grandpa.
7.10 The Shiny Show
Dogsby is today's quizmaster.
Ends 12 noon.
Pocket Dragon Adventures
A visit to a science fair.
7.45 The Genie from Down Under
A black opal provides Penelope with two Australian genies.
8.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon writes to an ageing film star.
8.35 Rugrats
A double bill. The babies visit a gardening shop, and the Pickles family prepare to stay in their grandparents'cabin.
9.00 The Saturday Show
EastEnders stars Nick Bailey and Gary Beadle, plus the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entrant Jessica Garlick are Fearne Cotton and Joe Mace's studio guests. Also, boyband A1 perform their latest single, there's the second heat of the karaoke showdown and a new Star Wars competition.
Plus Gutbusters and Winner Stays On, cartoons with The Wild Thornberrys, The Cramp Twins and Jackie Chan Adventures, and S Club 7 - Don't Stop Movin.
S Club 7 - Don't Stop Movin' is repeated tomorrow at 10am on BBC2
Live coverage from the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff,
(kickoff 3pm) of the 130th FA Cup final, which this year sees a London derby. Both teams have foreign coaches and the key players, such as Patrick Vieira, Thierry Henry, Marcel Desailly and Emmanuel Petit hail from the World Cup-winning nation on the other side of the Channel. The Gunners will be looking to go one better than last season when they lost to Liverpool in the final, while the Blues are seeking their third FA Cup triumph in six seasons.
As well as full-match coverage there will be the traditional build-up featuring The Road to Cardiff, plus contributions from celebrities, including Sir Elton John, Jennifer Saunders and Ricky Gervais. Introduced by Gary Lineker, with Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson.
John Motson and Trevor Brooking commentate. Highlights can be seen tonight at 11pm.
Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editors Paul Armstrong and Andrew Clement
The women's FA Cup final is on May Day Holiday at 12.40pm and Football: against the Wall on Tuesday at 10.35pm
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Meet the local heroes: page 36
A selection of the very best in televisual mishaps, presented by Terry Wogan.
Weather
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The second in the new series of the girls-versus-boys game show sees a team of lasses from Derby take on a bunch of lads from Nottingham in a battle to win a holiday in South Africa by winning a set of tense challenges. Hosted by Ian Wright. Director Chris Power ; Producer Mirella Breda
Couples put their knowledge to the test in the comic quiz show in which £30,000 is up for grabs. With Ruby Wax asking the questions and supplying the acerbic put-downs. Director Claire Michel ; Producer Amanda Wilson
Contestants compete to jet around the globe. Includes the Thunderball, National Lottery and Lottery Extra draws. Director Richard Valentine ; Producer Suzy Lamb Jet Set Departure Lounge is on Wednesday at 8.45pm
Prior to a much-sought-after lunch date with Comfort, Fin sets of for a therapeutic jog that could end up jeopardising all his plans. Featuring Griff Rhys Jones.
Written by Colin Wyatt; Producer Amanda Silvester; Director Gwennan Sage
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Will Mellor's questionnaire: page 11
Guests this week include Men Behaving Badly co-star Martin Clunes , veteran comedian Jimmy Tarbuck and former EastEnders actress Michelle Collins , who recently starred in the drama series Two Thousand Acres of Sky. Music is provided by Scottish rock band Travis.
Director Stuart McDonald ; Executive producer Beatrice Ballard
Followed by National Lottery Update
The show that sets out to embarrass celebrities with examples of their embryonic efforts at stardom sees presenter Angus Deayton single out Sophie Dahl , Tamzin Outhwaite , David Beckham , Robbie Williams , Sophie Ellis Bextor and John Travolta , among others, for some lighthearted ridicule.
Producer Samantha Peters ; Executive producer Caroline Wright 2
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst.
Highlights of today's FA Cup final clash between Arsenal and Chelsea, the first all-London final in 20 years, from the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Introduced by Gary Lineker. John Motson and Trevor Brooking commentate.
Repeated tomorrow at 8.10am The women's FA Cup final is on May Day Holiday at 12.40pm and the Uefa Cup final can be seen on Wednesday at 7.30pm on BBC2
Suspense drama. A secret US space project is ripped apart by an explosion. One man survives, severely disfigured by the blast. But, as surgeons struggle to save him, he becomes the chief suspect. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Lamont Johnson (1972)
Followed by Weatherview
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