Cartoon.
(Repeat)

Po makes handprints after a Tubby Custard spillage.
(Shown last Friday)

Animation. Trader Jones wants to prepare a feast.
(Repeat)

Animated tales with the blue creatures.
(Repeat)

Generation-gap game show, with Dave Benson Phillips.
(Repeat)

Cartoon about a group of superheroes.
(Repeat)

Live-action comedy.
Kel is banned from the house forever.
(Repeat)

Art show. Including tips on creating a prehistoric scene for your wall.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Animated tales of the tiny creatures of Biskitt Island.
(Repeat)

Animation about toys that come to life.
(Repeat)

The Teletubbies watch a boy ride on his pony.
(Repeat)
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.05am)

The cartoon quest continues.

Lex Luthor buys The Daily Planet corporation then destroys the building.
(The story concludes tomorrow at 11.50am)
(Repeat)

Fred stumbles onto the set of a film.
(Repeat)

Weekday horticultural series. Carolyn Spray fits automatic watering systems.

How TV took over from cinema and radio in popularity.
(Series continues tomorrow at 1.30pm)
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Is Sergeant Joan Hogan softening Bilko up for marriage?
(Black and white) (Repeat)

Featuring reports on the mid-season Formula Three races and the World Trials championship in Finland.

A gastronomic tour of Thailand.

How to eat a Thai meal properly, plus soups.
(Repeat)

Barbecuing aubergines.
(Repeat)

Makeover show presented by Simon Biagi. The team help to decorate a Birmingham couple's dream home.
(Repeat)

Cookery challenge.
(Repeat)

Esther Rantzen talks to people who have single-handedly made an enormous impact on a situation.
(Repeat)

Word panel game.
(Repeat)

Overburdened Marge walks out on her family.
Krusty Gets Cancelled is on Thursday at 9pm.
(Repeat)

Koenig leads a landing party to an ice world, where they meet Earthmen who have experimented with immortality.
Guest starring Brian Blessed and John Shrapnel.
(First shown on ITV)

A short film on the daredevil pursuit of Base jumping, a sport in which participants climb cliffs or man-made structures and throw themselves off with just a parachute and their split-second timing to break their fall.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

Last in the series about life-altering experiences.
Heidi Rhiann led a sheltered life as a Jehovah's Witness in a Powys village. But in September 1996, a touring circus arrived and she fell in love with then married a Hungarian horse trainer. Another big decision led her to become the youngest circus operator in the country.
(Subtitled)

A study of the high Alps of Austria, a land of avalanches, freezing temperatures and amazing wildlife. Cameras track animals, including golden eagles, in their fight for survival. Last in the series.
See today's choices.

The final holiday show in the series reminisces about tried-and-tested locations as well as looking at new holiday options. Juliet Morris takes a trip to the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The series returns in January.
Web Site: [web address removed]

Paul Merton, Ian Hislop and celebrity guests compete in the news quiz. With Angus Deayton.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

The first of two programmes about Thailand's royal family details the life story of the Princess Mother, told through the eyes of her personal secretary Disnada Diskul as he arranges her massive state cremation.

Born a commoner, Princess Sangwan Mahidol was the mother of two kings and brought the 800-year-old Thai monarchy into the modern age.

Conclusion tomorrow 9.30pm.

Series of dramatic monologues. Written by Carlton Dixon.
Starring Nicholas Pinnock.

City trader Derrell sets off to Australia to see the West Indies play cricket. All he lacks is a clear sense of identity.

(Then Video Nation Shorts)

(Windrush Season)

Presented by Gordon Brewer.

Dance from around the world.

This signature work by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker was created in 1983. Film-maker Thierry de Mey's version of the work has been set in a deserted school building, but at its heart lies De Keersmaeker's almost hypnotic choreography.

(Series continues tomorrow at 7.30pm)

Clive Walley's animation looks at the structures of the physical world and how they mirror our emotional lives.

Followed by Weatherview

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 Words and Music
1.00 Changing Voices
1.30 Toulouse - Money and Power in Provincial France

The Greats
2.00 Champions of Nature: Part 2

Languages
4.00 Greek Language and People 3-4; French Experience: Know How 2

Business and Training
5.00 Skills for Work

Open University
5.45 Richard II Character of a King
6.10 Jean-Jacques Rousseau Retreat to Romanticism
(Subtitled)
6.35-7.00am Greenberg on Jackson Pollock