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Flashbacks. Freya Copeland , formerly Emmerdale's
Angie Reynolds , plays a woman who is having distressing flashbacks.
Episode written by Katharine Way
More cast on Monday (S) (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Freya Copeland
Unknown:
Angie Reynolds
Written By:
Katharine Way
Sarah Walker:
Francesca Hunt
David Walker:
Ian Curtis
Anna:
Marit Vkile
Lilly Walker:
Ella Bennett
Justin Ellis:
Jamie Davis
Tepali Sharma:
Rebecca Sarker
Ashok Sharma:
Vincent Ebrahim
Debbie McQueen:
Emma Fildes
Ronnie Woodson:
Sean Gleeson
Anne Taylor:
Freya Copeland
Jim Taylor:
Tony Hirst
DrCahill:
Dominic Kemp
Dr Georgina Woodson:
Stirling Gallacher
Dr Jude Carlyle:
Natalie J Robb

Ends 5.35.
The Woody Woodpecker Show A triple bill of tales about love, flu and moto-cross. (R) (S)
4.05 Rugrats Are aliens coming for the babies? More carpet crawling at
4.40pm. (R) (S)
4.15 The Basil Brush Show Will the fox leave in the last of the series? Episode written by Ged Allen
(R)(S)(W)
4.40 Rugrats Hurricane Alice hits the household. (R) (S)
4.55 Bring It On Can Barney and Jake make it as waiters at a posh hotel? Repeated next Monday on BBC2 (S) (W)
5.20 Newsround (S) (W)
5.30 CBBC at the Fame Academy The latest gossip. (S) (W)

Contributors

Written By:
Ged Allen

New series Footballer David Dunn , triple jump record holder Ashia Hansen , cricketer Shane Warne and the UK's first world gold medal swimmer since 1975, James Gibson , guest on the first of the 33rd series. With host
Sue Barker and captains Frankie Dettori and Ally McCoist. Producer Ade Rawcliffe ; Series producer Caroline Roberts
Repeated tomorrow (S) (W) www.bbc.co.uk/questionofsport

Contributors

Unknown:
David Dunn
Unknown:
Ashia Hansen
Unknown:
Shane Warne
Unknown:
James Gibson
Unknown:
Frankie Dettori
Producer:
Ade Rawcliffe
Producer:
Caroline Roberts

Andy returns to settle an old vendetta. What does the future hold for Albert Square 's latest visitor?
Cast Thursday Repeated 10pm on BBC3 Omnibus next Sunday (S) (W) EastEnders Revealed: Dirty Den s Return at 8.30pm on BBC3

Contributors

Unknown:
Albert Square

George is feeling broody. However, a new addition is the last thing on Janet's mind - or is it?
(S) (W) [web address removed]

Contributors

Writer:
Trevelyan Evans
Writer:
Pete Sinclair
Director:
John Stroud
Producer:
Jamie Rix
Producer:
John Stroud
George:
Ardal O'Hanlon
Janet:
Emily Joyce
Piers:
Hugh Dennis
Arnie:
Lou Hirsch
Mrs Raven:
Geraldine McNulty
Ella:
Lill Roughley
Ollie:
Finlay Stroud
Tyler:
Philip Whitchurch
Stanley:
Tim Wylton
Mr Pope:
Roger Alborough

Ray needs a gimmick to keep the Rio in the public eye and Sandy comes up with the answer. Last in the series.
Written by Angela Clarke
Director Christine Gernon ; Producer Rosemary McGowan (S) (W) The entertainers - Paul O'Grady , Cilia Black: page 23

Contributors

Written By:
Angela Clarke
Director:
Christine Gernon
Producer:
Rosemary McGowan
Unknown:
Paul O'Grady
Ray:
Paul O'Grady
Sandy:
Sheridan Smith
Mary:
Edna Dore
Christine:
Rosie Cavaliero
Bobby:
Neil Fitzmaurice
Martin:
Tony Maudsley
Pamela:
Michelle Butterly
Kitty:
Beatrice Kelley
Actor:
Kay Margaretjohn
Kathline:
Hazel Douglas
Terry:
Eugene Salleh
Mrs Delaney:
Patricia Kensley

Pop princess Britney Spears joins fellow music talent
Sean Tillman (aka Har Mar Superstar) and Bill Bailey , star of Channel 4's Black's Books, on the couch.
Producer Suzi Aplin ; Executive producer Addison Cresswell
Repeated tomorrow (W)

Contributors

Unknown:
Sean Tillman
Unknown:
Bill Bailey
Producer:
Suzi Aplin
Producer:
Addison Cresswell

Romantic comedy. After one Friday night too many with the girls, and constant prodding from her father, Toby sets out to capture her ideal "Manhattan Man". Review page 71.
Director David Burton Morris (1992, 15) (S)
Followed by Weatherview (W)

Contributors

Director:
David Burton Morris
Toby Mastallone:
Jami Gertz
Sal:
Dytan McDermott
Tara:
Sheryl Lee
Bennie Mastallone:
Joseph Bologna
Jason:
Joseph Mazzello
Angie:
Aida Turturro

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