Programme Index

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19:00

The 7 o'Clock News on BBC3

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 19:00 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

19:30

HeadJam

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 19:30 on BBC Three

Natalie Casey and Ed Byrne guest. Repeated tomorrow at 7pm on BBC2

Contributors

Unknown:: Natalie Casey
Unknown:: Ed Byrne

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The Mighty Boosh

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 20:00 on BBC Three

5/8
Jungle. The Zoo-niverse comes under threat from plans to build a road.

Source: Radio Times

20:30

Trauma

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 20:30 on BBC Three

A traffic accident results in a serious head injury. Continues weekdays at 8.30pm

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Ruby Does the Business

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 21:00 on BBC Three

3/4. Chris Wright is head of the Chrysalis music empire, which incorporates a record label, two radio stations, and ownership of 50,000 songs. Wright insists he's just a lucky creative type. But beneath the hippy façade, Ruby Wax discovers a hard-headed businessman.

Contributors

Unknown:: Chris Wright

Source: Radio Times

22:00

EastEnders

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 22:00 on BBC Three

Shown at 8pm on BBC1. (AD)

Source: Radio Times

23:00

Swiss Toni

Mon 12^th Jul 2004, 23:00 on BBC Three

Swiss is in desperate straits. A new series begins tomorrow at 10.30pm

Source: Radio Times

00:00

as 7.30pm

Tue 13^th Jul 2004, 00:00 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

01:00

as 8pm

Tue 13^th Jul 2004, 01:00 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

01:30

as 9pm

Tue 13^th Jul 2004, 01:30 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

02:25

Body Hits: double bill: signed

Tue 13^th Jul 2004, 02:25 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

03:25

as 7.30pm

Tue 13^th Jul 2004, 03:25 on BBC Three

Source: Radio Times

BBC Three

About BBC Three

The BBC’s multi-platform service for 16 to 34s, innovating with breakthrough comedy, stand-out entertainment, brave documentary and intellectual factual content.

Appears in

Radio Times Issue 4190

10^th July 2004

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