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A Walk in the Park. A date turns into a lifesaving adventure.
Writer Roland Moore

Contributors

Unknown:
Roland Moore
John Turner:
Russell Wilcox
Marcus Strokes:
Quill Roberts
Winifred Foley:
Paddy Glynn
Maria Foley:
Catherine Prendergast
Susan Hancock:
Monica Gibb
Graham Hancock:
St O'Malley
Joe Shortt:
Joseph Traynor
Billy Marshall:
Charles Mnene
Sankara Chopra:
Simon Nagra
Shona King:
Rosalie Craig

Mona the Vampire
(R) (S) (AD)

4.10 Blue Peter Book Awards
The 2004 shortlist of children's titles is unveiled.
(More at 5pm) (S)

4.25 New Scooby and Scrappy Show
Sports-car spooks.
(R) (S)

4.35 The Basil Brush Show
10/13 Can Basil help Molly to get elected?
(S)

5.00 Blue Peter Book Awards
The winner is announced.
(S)

5.25 Newsround
(S)

Contributors

Writer (The Basil Brush Show):
Mark Daydy

With rugby union star Will Greenwood, paralympic champion Tanni Grey-Thompson, cricketer Graham Thorpe and football pundit Mark Lawrenson.
(Repeated tomorrow)
[web address removed]

Contributors

Panellist:
Will Greenwood
Panellist:
Tanni Grey-Thompson
Panellist:
Graham Thorpe
Panellist:
Mark Lawrenson
Producer:
Gareth Edwards
Series Producer:
Sally Evans

Music comes from Robbie Williams plus Bo Selecta with Davina McCall and Patsy Kensit. Producer Sally Wood ; Executive producer Andi Peters
Repeated tomorrow [web address removed] RT DIRECT: Top of the Pops - 40th Anniversary DVD £16.99. Call [number removed] (national rate), quoting RADT
TOP OF THE POPS MAGAZINE: November edition out now, 12

Contributors

Unknown:
Robbie Williams
Unknown:
Bo Selecta
Unknown:
Davina McCall
Unknown:
Patsy Kensit.
Producer:
Sally Wood
Producer:
Andi Peters

3/6. Desert Island. The offer of a holiday puts Michael in a tight spot. Guest star: Sue Lawley.
Writers Ian Hislop and Nick Newman ; Director Juliet May
Producer Matthew Francis

Contributors

Unknown:
Ian Hislop
Unknown:
Nick Newman
Producer:
Matthew Francis
Prime Minister:
Robert Bathurst
Clare Phillips:
Carla Mendonca
Dillon Phillips:
Joe Prospero
Sarah Phillips:
Emma Sackville
Duncan Packer:
Jasper Britton
Granny Phillips:
Marcia Warren
Flash:
Leagh Conwell
Geezer:
Joe Gunn
Venning:
Stephen Tompkinson
Lighthouse:
Luke Newberry
Chancellor:
Rupert Vansittart
Mr Speaker:
Michael Cronin
Opposition backbencher:
Kish Sharma
Backbencher:
Adam Blackwood
Home Secretary:
Michael Fenton Stevens
Foreign Secretary:
Neil McCaul
Education Secretary:
Jane Berbsh
Trade & Industry Secretary:
Martin Chamberlain
Health Secretary:
Amanda Holt
Transport Secretary:
Steve Toussaint
Opposition leader:
Albert Welling
Party chairman:
Martyn Whitby
Mr Hardcastle:
James Vaughan
MrGibbs:
Michael Simkins

Ricky Gervais discusses the life-transforming experience otherwise known as The Office while Rhys Ifans talks up Enduring Love. Music by Keane. Producer Suzi Aplin ; Executive producer Addison Cresswell
Repeated tomorrow

Contributors

Unknown:
Ricky Gervais
Talks:
Rhys Ifans
Producer:
Suzi Aplin
Producer:
Addison Cresswell

Amiable comic western with Paul Hogan. Aiming to pull off a bank job, Lightning Jack somehow ends up with an unwanted partner in crime. Review page 65. Director Simon Wincer (1994, PG)

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Hogan.
Director:
Simon Wincer

BBC One London

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