Ends 9.10
Animation about a team of transport drivers.
Repeated at 1.05pm
A visit to the Tent Stop and stories about laziness.
Prehistoric cartoon fun with Barney and Fred in Bedrock.
(R)
The arts-and-crafts show.
Shown yesterday at 4.35pm on BBC1
Then Rewind Shown yesterday BBC1
Cartoon escapades with the underwater clan.
There is trouble when things go missing and the wrong people are accused. (R)
A double bill of classic comedy.
9.10 Doberman's Sister
Bilko concocts a story that he ends up believing is true. (BW)
9.35 Where There's a Will
Bilko sets out to help a friend collect an inheritance. (BW)
Dipsy joins the other Tubbies watching two children feeding some ducks.
Then Teletubbies Advent Calendar
Frosty Day
The Tweenies learn how to make paper ice patterns and icicles.
Repeated 3.25pm BBC1
Fantasy drama, set in the Old West. The amazing Dr Lao rides into a desert town astride a yellow mule, with a fishbowl tied to his saddle. He has come to town to announce the opening of his circus, which proves to be no ordinary spectacle. Director George Pal (1963) Films: pp 74-78 ***
Developments in the consumer and business arenas.
Animation.
Shown yesterday at 7am
1.05 Teddy Trucks Animation.
Shown at 7am
Musical starring Elvis Presley. Young hillbilly singer Deke Rivers becomes a teenage sensation after he is hired to boost the waning popularity of Tex Warner's cowboy band.
Director Hal Kanter (1957, U) Films: pp 74-78 ***
3.20 News; Regional News
Weather
3.30 Whose House?
Ex-pop star and TV host
Toyah Willcox joins Real Rooms'Simon Biagi as they try to identify the owner of today's house.
Fern Britton introduces more against-the-clock culinary challenges.
More live coverage from the world of retail as Lowri Turner mingles with the Christmas shopping crowds.
The last of this week's debates tackling issues of topical interest, hosted by Nick Ross.
Double bill of animated anarchy in the town of Springfield.
6.00 Treehouse of Horror III. During a Halloween party, the Simpsons recount some macabre tales. (5)
6.20 Marge Gets a Job. Mr Burns takes a shine to Marge.
With the guest voice of singer Tom Jones.
More showdowns testing speed and strength in the gladiatorial arena as contestants send their radio-controlled fighting machines into battle. Presented by Craig Charles and Philippa Forrester. Commentary is by Jonathan Pearce. Producer Bill Hubbins : Director Paul Kirrage Repeated 11.20pm
Following a buffalo attack, the lionesses of the Marsh pride search for their cubs. Meanwhile, the young cheetahs use unorthodox hunting methods, and huge numbers of zebra and wildebeest head south towards Tanzania. Last in the series, which was incorrectly billed last week.
Producers Ann Marie Goodwin and Stephen Moss : Executive producer
Robin Hellier (Revised repeat)
Yosemite national park in California is the meeting place for two climbers from very different backgrounds. Alison Osius , author and mother, is a Yosemite veteran and the first female president of the American Alpine Club. Tim Emmett is one of the UK's best young rock athletes.
How will both fare on the steep granite walls of Yosemite? Series producer/director Richard Else
Four candidates from Wales - Sandra Attenburrow ,
Jez Young , Joy Neal and Peter Martin - gather at the National Botanic Garden of Wales to have their horticultural skills assessed as they bid for a place in the final, showing on Christmas Eve. Presented by Alan Titchmarsh.
Director Mark Scott : Producer Vanessa Jackson How we chose the pick of the crop: page 47
r Writer Will Self and Lord Deedes join Ian Hislop and Paul Merton for the last in the current series of the news quiz. Presented by Angus Deayton. There will be a compilation next week, while the show returns next year. See Choice. Director Paul Wheeler : Producer Giles Pilbrow Repeated Sunday
With Jeremy Vine. At 11.00 News headlines.
More mechanical combat.
Shown at 6.45pm Repeated on Sunday
Continuing the police drama.
Shown on Monday at 9pm
Drama, inspired by true events. Amy Dustin 's head is easily turned by the attention of handsome coach
Pete Nash. But Amy is only 14 and her teacher doesn't stop at secret notes and stolen kisses. Ends 2.25am
Director Alan Metzger (1996, 15) Films: pp 74-78 ***
Repeats are not indicated.
Dynamo Science (ages 7-9) Ends 5.00am
