With Philippa Forrester and Toby Anstis. Phone in on [number removed] for a chance to play Maggot Moments.

Felix the Cat
Felix uses his imagination to outwit the professor.

The Playground Stop.
A Felgate production for BBCtv

Clarence empties purple shark-repellent into the bay. It doesn't repel sharks but turns Clarence and Pollute into tap-dancing fools.

Philip Hawthorn tells the story of the rich man who keeps changing the rules.

Christopher decides to improve and extend his small hut.

Why our bodies are shaped the way they are.

Olivia's unhappy world soon changes when Barnaby arrives.
With the voices of Ed Asner and Roger Daltrey.

Children's splash hit game show.

The Thunderkittens accidentally release Charr-nin who has been imprisoned in a magic harp.

A roundup of last week's shows.

Pingu looks after the egg.

This week, 40 children are put in the hot seat as a fictitious world cocoa crisis unfolds.

Music magazine.

30 Minutes after Noon. A good Samaritan endangers the International Rescue team.

Counterattack. The "believers" launch their first offensive against the aliens.

England's Mike Gregory takes on Scotland's Jamie Harvey.

Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World
A series on the importance to western society of the values of traditional tribal peoples.
The Shock of the Other. David Maybury-Lewis visits the Xavante and the Mascho-Piro tribes of South America.

Comedy starring Peter Sellers
Pearly Gates, a leading light in the London underworld, is dismayed to find his lucrative business being disrupted by some audacious Australians.
Director Cliff Owen
(London Weekend: John Betjeman 's 's Metro-Land tonight at 7. 50pm) • SEE FILMS pages 35-40

Ski jumping from Innsbruck.
With Julian Tutt.

Leicester's traditional match against the Barbarians. With David Mercer and Chris Rea.

Celebrating the earth's living treasures.

Echo is the gentle matriarch of a sprawling family of elephants that live in Amboseli, a Kenyan National Park in the shadow of Kilimanjaro. Filmed by Martyn Colbeck , this chronicle of 18 eventful months in Echo's life contains moments of high drama, touching humour, and heart-rending poignancy.
Narrated by David Attenborough and zoologist Cynthia Moss.
Highlights of the new season nature programmes
See feature page 28

The extraordinary story of Nigel Short , child prodigy and Britain's most successful chess player of the last 150 years. At the age of 6, Short discovered a passion for the game which has dominated his life. At 14 he became the youngest international master and now, aged 27, he is about to play the match of his life against Dutch grand-master Jan Timman in a bid to challenge the world champion. Tim Rice tells his story.

7.50pm Metro-land
First shown 20 years go, Sir
John Betjeman 's celebration of London's suburbia has become a television classic.
In this film, Sir John journeys to the desirable residential suburbs that were built up alongside the Metropolitan Railway, in search of the poetry and variety of its architecture and activities.
Producer Edward Mirzoeff
8.40pm
Only Fools and Horses
An early episode of the classic comedy by John Sullivan starring David Jason Nicholas Lyndhurst
Go West Young Man. When Del and Rodney make money on a car deal, they use it in a way that's not as "straight" as they intended. With Lennard Pearce.
Director Martin Shardlow ; Producer Ray Butt

Classic sitcom set in south London. When Del and Rodney make some money on a car deal they use it in a way that's not as straight as they intended.

Another chance to see this poignant drama, written by Stuart Urban, that blends tragedy and comedy, courage and confusion. Based on the real-life events of the Argentinian invasion of the Falkland Islands, it stars Ian Richardson, Rosemary Leach, Bob Peck

1 April 1982: the Governor and a few dozen Royal Marines on the Falklands are informed that an Argentine invasion fleet is merely hours away. Some islanders think it is an April Fool prank, but the Governor prepares to make a stand.
Producer Bradley Adams Director Stuart Urban
A Union Pictures production for BBCtv

Highlights of the closing stages of Round 1 in the Embassy World Professional Darts championship. Commentary by Tony Green and Sid Waddell. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.