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Pocket Dragon Adventures
The diminutive beasts go to collect their magic harp.

7.45 The Genie from Down Under
Live action comedy drama about a girl and her two genies.

8.10 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvon's troubles appear to be over.

8.35 Rugrats
Tommy gets a new pedal car, and then he observes Dil listening to music.

9.00 The Saturday Show
Brookside actors Philip Olivier and Steven Fletcher are Dani Behr and Joe Mace's guests. There's a look at Will Young's new video and live music from Atomic Kitten and Enrique. Also, heat three of the karaoke showdown, and a Harry Potter 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

Contributors

Guest ("The Saturday Show"):
Philip Olivier
Guest ("The Saturday Show"):
Steven Fletcher
Presenter ("The Saturday Show"):
Dani Behr
Presenter ("The Saturday Show"):
Joe Mace
Producer ("The Saturday Show"):
Daniel Baldwin
Producer ("The Saturday Show"):
Jennifer Chatham
Executive Producer ("The Saturday Show"):
Annette Williams

Introduced by Steve Rider, from the Belfry, Warwickshire.

1.10 Motorcycling
Coverage of the latest rounds in this year's British Superbikes competition, from Donington and Oulton Park. Steve Hislop will be hoping to maintain his impressive start to the season, while reigning champion John Reynolds is among those in the chasing pack. Presented by Craig Doyle.

2.30 Golf
Europe's top golfers are at the Belfry for the third round of the Benson and Hedges International Open. Jose Maria Olazabal, Colin Montgomerie and Henrik Stenson are all past winners, while last year's Order of Merit winner Retief Goosen will be among those hoping to emulate them.

3.45 Football Half-Tlmes
All the scores at the half-way point in today's decisive games.

3.55 Boxing
Highlights of Danny Williams's latest defence of his British heavyweight title against fellow Londoner Keith Long. Commentary by Jim Neilly and Richie Woodhall.

Producer (golf) Paul Davies ; Editor Ron Chakraborty
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Contributors

Introduced By:
Steve Rider
Unknown:
Steve Hislop
Unknown:
John Reynolds
Presented By:
Craig Doyle.
Unknown:
Jose Maria
Unknown:
Colin Montgomerie
Unknown:
Henrik Stenson
Unknown:
Danny Williams
Unknown:
Londoner Keith
Commentary By:
Jim Neilly
Commentary By:
Richie Woodhall.
Unknown:
Paul Davies
Editor:
Ron Chakraborty

The third in the sehes of the girls-versus-boys game show sees a team of women from Yorkshire take on a bunch of boys from Glamorgan in a battle to win a holiday in Singapore by winning a set of tense challenges. Hosted by Ian Wright.
Director Chris Power ; Producer Mirella Breda

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Wright.
Director:
Chris Power
Producer:
Mirella Breda

The first of tonight's two-part live programme, presented by Anne Robinson and Phillip Schofield, which sets out to assess the nation's Intelligence Quotient. The test, which can be taken on the internet, via digital television, a scorecard or, most simply, with a pen and paper, uses 70 specially designed questions to examine five intelligence areas - language, memory, logic, numbers and perception.
Each question has four possible answers to choose from and a prescribed time-limit. As viewers take the test at home, six groups - identical twins, builders, teachers, blondes, publicans and students - answer the same questions live in the studio, where they are joined by ten celebrity participants.
The results from the studio and those taking part on the internet will help to determine the current state of the nation's IQ.
Continues after the news at 10.05pm.
Website: [web address removed]
BBCi: special interactive features are available to digital viewers
A new genre of TV: p11; What the brains of Britain are like: p26

Contributors

Presenter:
Anne Robinson
Presenter:
Phillip Schofield
Producer:
Nichola Hegarty
Executive Producer:
Jon Beazley
Executive Producer:
John Kaye Cooper

Comedy directed by and starring Martin Clunes. Put-upon toy demonstrator Neil Price is preparing to marry his sweetheart Hilary. On his stag night, he is drugged and flown to a remote Scottish island. He wakes up naked on a beach with three days to get back to London for his wedding but that's just the easy part. Review page 51.
(1993.15)
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Martin Clunes.
Unknown:
Neil Price
Neil Price:
Martin Clunes
Gary:
Michael Praed
Inspector Lubbock:
John Forgeham
Carmen Sfennipeg:
Anna Chancellor
Mother:
Sylvia Syms
Hilary:
Sarah Winman
Graham:
Griff Rhys Jones
Tina:
Michele Winstanley
Jackie:
Kate Byers
Elderly man:
David Kossoff
Elderly woman:
Helena McCarthy
Flora:
Virginia McKenna

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