Ends 7.00.
Teletubbies
Pre-school fun, fantasy and education. (AD)
6.40 Angelmouse
Angelmouse overlooks a message.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Charley learns that promises should be kept.
Ends 12.00.
Metalheads
It's jousting practice for those with a horse.
7.15 Super Duper Sumos
Dr Stinger animates his lunch into a giant killer dumpling.
7.35 Arthur
DW wants to be kissed, and George is overwhelmed by stage fright.
8.05 The Fairly Odd Parents
It's bad news when Timmy's Halloween wish comes true.
8.30 The Saturday Show
Featuring music from Javine, while guests include Kate Garven from Home and Away and Chris Perry-Metcalf and Jack McMullen from Grange Hill. Plus Woody Woodpecker and Rugrats. Hosted by Simon Grant, Angellica Bell and Jake Humphrey. Director Grigor Stirling ; Executive producer Colin Nobbs
10.00 The Mysti Show
The half-human, half-fairy meets illusionist Jez Rose and Sam and Mark on the Heath. Rick and Ollie become cowboys and there's a chance to win FA Cup Final tickets. Also on CBBC channel. Director Angelo Abela; Producer Michael Connock
11.00 Top of the Pops Saturday
Peter Andre, Emma Bunton, the 411, V, and Speedway perform live. Other guests include McFly, while presenter Fearne Cotton is put On the Spot and D-Side Pop 2 It for another lucky fan. Dale Winton reviews the latest pop singles. Director James Morgan ; Producer Christina Brown Repeated at 6pm on CBBC channel
BBC POPGIRL MAGAZINE: price £1.50
Many Happy Returns. Mark becomes a suspect when his accountant is slain.
Followed by Sport Relief
Manchester United v Millwall
Live coverage from Cardiff's Millennium Stadium of the 123rd final, in which the Goliaths of the north take on the south London underdogs (kick-off 3.00).
Having defeated holders Arsenal in the semi-finals United will be looking to win the oldest cup competition in the world for the 11th time.
They face a Division One team who will be playing in Europe next season whatever the outcome, and who are the first non-Premiership outfit in the final since Sunderland in 1992. Presented by Gary Lineker with Alan Hansen. Commentary comes from John Motson and Mark Lawrenson. Highlights can be seen at 11.20pm. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Executive producer Alan Griffiths BBCi: digital viewers can access interactive options via their TV handset Danny Kelly on the FA Cup final: p28
Regional News; Weather
New series 1/8. Ian Wright challenges contenders to face their biggest fears and phobias in order to win a dream prize for a loved one that money alone can't buy.
Director Tim van Someren : Series producer Sean Kneale
Dale Winton hosts the big-money quiz show.
Producer Andrew Musson ; Executive producer David Young
Two years ago more than nine million viewers witnessed the first national IQ test. Tonight the third is held. The two-part live programme, presented by Anne Robinson and Phillip Schofield , sets a test which can be taken on the internet, via digital television, a scorecard or, most simply, with a pen and paper. Using 70 specially designed multiple-choice questions, it examines the five "intelligence areas" - language, memory, logic, numbers and perception.
As viewers take the test at home, six groups - models, white van men, gardeners, doctors, redheads and triplets - answer the same questions in the studio, where they are joined by celebrity participants. Continues at 10.10pm.
Series editor Alexandra Henderson Videoplus code for 8.30-11.20pm(non-PDC)
With Maxine Mawhinney.
Weather with Michael Fish.
Followed by National Lottery Update
In the second and concluding part to tonight's live programme the results of the test are analysed.
www.bbc.co.uk/testthenation
Highlights of this afternoon's encounter at Cardiff's
Millennium Stadium, in which the mighty Manchester
United took on the gritty south London underdogs Millwall. Repeated tomorrow at 8.10am www.bbc.co.uk/football
Followed by Weatherview
Action thriller starring Charles Bronson as melon farmer Vince Majestyk, who becomes a Mafia target, putting both his farm and the lives of his workers under threat.
Review page 53.
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Will Young , Carol Vorderman , Franz Ferdinand and Eddie Izzard guest on the Chat Show. Shown yesterday
Dennis Wise , Danny Baker , Gary Pallister and Eamonn Holmes join regulars Frankie Dettori and Ally McCoist.
Shown yesterday
Chart hits. Shown yesterday
