A snake demon is at large.
Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood unveil more gungy games and messy stunts, plus cartoons The Fairly Odd Parents and What's New Scooby-Doo? With guest Dani Harmer of Tracy Beaker fame.
(Also on the CBBC channel)
The pop spin-off has the latest hits from McFly, Rachel Stevens and Kanye West, plus encounters with Ricky Martin and Lee Ryan. With Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes and Fearne Cotton.
Interviews and sporting action.
A look ahead to an afternoon that pits new boys Sunderland and West Ham Utd against each other, while high-flying Charlton host
London rivals Tottenham. But the tie of the weekend is tomorrow, as European champions Liverpool entertain unstoppable Chelsea. With Manish Bhasin and guests. (5)
Presented by John Inverdale.
from Qatar of the 14th race of a season again dominated by the Italian superstar, Valentino Rossi. With Suzi Perry and commentators Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish.
Gloucester v Neath-Swansea
Ospreys One of the first matches in the new-look Powergen Cup contest sees last year's semi-finalists take on the Celtic League champions (kick-off 2.30).
As the group stage gets under way, the 12 English outfits will be pushed all the way by the four
Welsh newcomers. Commentary Eddie Butler and Brian Moore.
Producer (motorsport) Belinda Rogerson Editor (rugby) Carl Hicks INTERACTIVE 2-6pm football news in Scop
Presented by Ray Stubbs.
Regional News; Weather (Si
How are the guys coping with fatherhood? In the penultimate episode there are more assignments in preparation for what lies ahead, and Danny Wallace keeps tabs on UK babies born in the last week. With Davina McCall. More at 7.30pm weeknights on BBC3. Producer Victoria Ashbourne; Exec producer Barbara Lee
4/6. Food and drink, the subjects closest to every kid's heart, are on the menu tonight, with special guest Ainsley Harriott. Hosted by Ian Wright.
Producer Mary McKeagney ; Executive producers David Cumming and Jannine Waddell
England and Lions rugby star Lawrence Dallaglio ,
Northern Ireland football manager Lawrie Sanchez , British long jumper Jade Johnson and Welsh snooker ace Matthew Stevens are the guests.
Producer Gareth Edwards ; Exec producer Caroline Roberts
Dale Winton 's big-money quiz show. Plus the draws. Series producer Michael Mannes ; Exec producer David Young
Paper Moon. Nina is tempted by an old flame who propositions her, and a young offender takes drastic action to try and escape the brutality of prison.
Writer Ginnte Hole; Producer Atex Perrin ; Director Gwennan Sage
Martinis at the ready for an evening dedicated to the kings and queens of cool. Andy Williams , Jamie Cullum , Katie Melua , Simply Red, Tony Christie , Lucie Silvas , Paul Anka and the cast of the Rat Pack stage musical perform songs made famous by Frank Sinatra , Dean Martin , Ella Fitzgerald and many more. Plus a myriad of stars explain why this era and its music was so special. Presented by Natasha Kaplinsky.
Director Chris Power ; Producer Barrie Kelly A feast of dance this weekend starts with The Jitterbug Years on BBC4 at 10.10pm, followed by disco classic Saturday Night Fever on BBC3 at 11.10pm and Bruce Goes Dancing, tomorrow 5.45pm on BBC1
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with John Hammond. (5)
Followed by National Lottery Update
Have Fulham beaten Manchester United at home for the first time in 41 years? Highlights of this plus all today's other Premiership matches, including Sunderland v West Ham, Charlton v Spurs and Blackburn v West Brom. Presented by Gary Lineker. Producer Ian Finch ; Editor Paul Armstrong
Repeated tomorrow at 7.45am Match of the Day 2 can be seen tomorrow at 10.30pm on BBC2
Feature-length sci-fi drama based on a story by Tom Clancy , and starring Scott Bakula , Brian Dennehy and Kris Kristofferson. It's 2005 and a new division of the FBI has been set up to combat internet crime. A software magnate, however finds a loophole that allows him to control the internet. First shown on Five (5)
Followed by Weatherview
