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6.00 Off with the Mask: TV in the Sixties
Subtitled 31414 6.30 The Industry of Culture Subtitled 8834931 6.55 Making the News - producing TV bulletins.
A body glove provides the interface between artist Laetitia Sonami and computerised music.........................
Imagining the Pacific. From South Sea paradise to economic miracle, how the Pacific region has been thought of in many different ways. Repeat Subtitled.
Toyah Willcox talks to Peter Curran about her drive to restore a garden once owned by designer Cecil Beaton. Repeat
A doctor dreams of helping poor people in a neighbourhood outside Guadalajara in Mexico. (Repeat)
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More animated monster misbehaviour. Repeat ...
Spydra goes back in time to pick the brain of Frankenstein author Mary Shelley
Chris Jarvis, Tim Vincent and Kate Heavenor are joined this week by singing star Martine McCutcheon, girl group Toutes les Riles, the Brand New Heavies and recent chart-toppers the Vengaboys.
Plus cartoon fun from Taz-mania, underwater action with Ocean Odyssey, and a new comedy drama, Zone Two.
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Then Rewind
1962: Algerian Independence A 12-year-old recounts the end of seven years of bloody war against France.
1963: the Assassination of President Kennedy. Seen through the eyes of Lyndon
Baines Johnson's daughter Luci.
(Repeat)
Including a preview of Will Smith's new film Wild Wild West, plus guests Sean Combs, aka Puff Daddy, and Thunderbugs.
Shown last Tuesday
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)
America time-travel drama series.
Jimmy. 14 October 1964: Sam Beckett leaps into the life of a young man with Down's syndrome. Repeat Next episode on Friday at 6.45pm
Introduced by Hazel Irvine from Woburn.
1.05 Motorcycling Action from Knockhill, Scotland, of races 15 and 16 in the British Superbike championship.
Commentary is provided by Barry Nutley. L35, 2.40 Golf: Women's Open Final round coverage from Woburn of the women's British Open championship, where hopes of a home victory rest with Laura Davies , runner-up in the recent
Du Maurier Classic, and Alison Nicholas.
2.30 Racing News from Deauville in France of the Prix Jacques le Marois , contested by some of Europe's finest milers. Commentary by Jim McGrath.
6.10 News Roundup
Producer Sharon Lence ; Editor Michael Cole Digital widescreen
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Special edition in which Guardian journalist Roy Greenslade reviews the tabloid war between
The Sun and The Mirror.
Director Charles Kitchen
Series producer Christine Ruth
Digital widescreen
How man's struggle for food has shaped modern society, with Professor Alun Howkins.
Agriculture and Arcady. The 20th century has seen consumers of food becoming more and more removed from its producers.
The series comes to an end with a look at the countryside today, and asks: who should assume control in the face of the new agricultural revolution - genetically modified foodstuffs. Director/Producer Judith Winnan
Digital widescreen
Vintage comedy from Britain's much-loved double act as the pair give their own take on silent films, and Morecambe tries his hand at being a pop singer. With Pearl Carrand Teddy Johnson. Producer Colin Clews
Black and white Repeat
Light-hearted western starring John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
Jackson and Lomax are two rivals who decide to bury the hatchet when Jackson is released from jail. They plan to rob the greedy mine owner who put Jackson behind bars but they have to contend with the "war wagon", the mine owner's ingenious way of protecting his gold. Widescreen.
Director Burt Kennedy (1967, U)
Digital widescreen Subtitled. * See Films: pp 48-54 ***
In this final show, comedian
Mark Lamarr is joined by Beechy Colclough , therapist to the stars, to examine "victim syndrome" - the new phenomenon where people use television to air their most basic grievances. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producers Charlotte Crosse and Andy Davies
Digital widescreen
It is a year since the worst single act of the Troubles saw a car bomb kill 29 and injure a further
350 in the centre of Omagh,
Northern Ireland. Liam Neeson narrates this poignant and powerful story of two children-16-year-old Claire Gallagher and ten-year-old Stephen Coyle - horrifically injured in the blast. See today's choices.
Director/Producer lain Webster
* See This Week: page 5
The US comedy series starring Garry Shandling bows out for ever with a star-studded double bill.
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10.55 Flip (part 1). As Larry gets ready for his final show he learns that a number of high-profile bookings have refused to appear. With Warren Beatty ,
Jim Carrey and David Duchovny.
11.25 Flip (part 2). Larry's final show gets under way but some of the guests cause havoc. With Tim Allen , Jerry Seinfeld , Ellen DeGeneres and Sean Penn.
Subtitled
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Comedy, continuing the season of contemporary American films.
Starring Shannen Doherty, Jeremy London
When TS and Brodie are ditched by their girlfriends, they head for the shopping mall, hoping to escape their problems. There they meet up with some of their weirdo friends and hang out, plotting to sabotage the TV dating show that was the cause of TS's break-up. Widescreen.
Director Kevin Smith (1995, 18)
See Films: pp 48-54 ***
Teach Yourself Ben Affleck : p 45
Followed by Weatherview
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2.00 Artists
LANGUAGES
4.00 Italianissimo 1-4
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Web Wise
OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Population Transition in Italy Subtitled 87385006.10
Afterthe Revolution
6.35-7.00am News Stories
