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Playdays
Poppy looks for Why and Trish.
(R) (S)

7.20 Albert the Fifth Musketeer
Swashbuckling adventures with the musketeer.
(R) (S)

7.45 Get Your Own Back
Continuing the game show presented by Dave Benson Phillips and Lisa Brockwell.
(Shown last Friday, BBC1)
(S) (W)

8.10 Monster Rancher
After another conflict with Pixie, Genki tries to persuade her to join the gang.
(R) (S)

8.35 Animorphs
Rachel crashes Hawk Morph, and wakes up with no memory.
(R) (S)

Contributors

Presenter (Get Your Own Back):
Dave Benson Phillips
Presenter (Get Your Own Back):
Lisa Brockwell

Swashbuckling adventure set in Madagascar 1700 when a daring naval officer goes undercover to rid the island of pirates.
Review page 54.
(1967, U) **
(S)

3.20 News; Regional News (Digital: UK Today) Weather
(S)(W)

Contributors

Director:
Don Weis
Lt Brian Fleming:
Doug McClure
Jessica Stephens:
Jill St John
John Avery:
Guy Stockwell
Princess Patma:
Mary Ann Mobley
Zucco:
Kurt Kasznar

Highlights from the final night of competition at the world championships in Edmonton, Canada, including the finals of the men's 1500m, the men's javelin, the women's 800m and the 4 x 100m and 4 x 400m relays.
(S) (W)
Website: [web address removed]

Classic comedy starring Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles. DeVere offers Ned's services to Audrey, which Ned interprets as a plot to remove him from his tied cottage.
Written by Peter Spence ; Producer Gareth Gwenlan (R) (S)

Contributors

Unknown:
Penelope Keith
Unknown:
Peter Bowles.
Written By:
Peter Spence
Producer:
Gareth Gwenlan

Have I Got News for You
Angus Deayton, Ian Hislop and Paul Merton are joined by Nigella Lawson and Peter Stringfellow to provide comical slants on past headlines.
(R) (S) (W)

9.30 The Office
Penultimate episode of the comedy set in the Slough branch of a paper merchants. Brent is supposed to be making redundancies, but decides to hire a new secretary.
(Repeated on Thursday at 9pm on BBC Choice)
(S) (W)

10.00 Not the Nine O'Clock News
A collection of classic sketches from the celebrated satirical comedy series.
(Another selection on Friday at 10pm)
(R) (S)

Contributors

Presenter (Have I Got News for You):
Angus Deayton
Team captain (Have I Got News for You):
Ian Hislop
Team captain (Have I Got News for You):
Paul Merton
Panellist (Have I Got News for You):
Nigella Lawson
Panellist (Have I Got News for You):
Peter Stringfellow
Director (Have I Got News for You):
Paul Wheeler
Producer (Have I Got News for You):
Giles Pilbrow
Writer/Director (The Office):
Ricky Gervais
Writer/Director (The Office):
Stephen Merchant
Producer (The Office):
Ash Atalla
David Brent:
Ricky Gervais
Tim:
Martin Freeman
Gareth:
MacKenzie Crook
Dawn:
Lucy Davis
Ricky:
Oliver Chris
Finchy:
Ralph Ineson
Malcolm:
Robin Hooper
Donna:
Sally Bretton
Karen Roper:
Nicola Cotter
Stewart:
Robert Ince
Jackie:
Kiki Kendrick

The Office

Series 1

Episode 5: New Girl

Duration: 30 minutes

on BBC Two England

Available for years

Though he's supposed to be making redundancies, Brent hires a new secretary. And later, it's beers all round as the team go to Chasers, Slough's premiere nightclub.

The first in a new three-part series, being shown on consecutive nights, that tells the epic story of a cultural and scientific empire. Narrated by Ben Kingsley.

A look at the historical truth behind the extraordinary life of the prophet Muhammad.
(S) (W)
Website: [web address removed]
Jeremy Bowen on Islam: page 12

Contributors

Narrator:
Ben Kingsley
Producer:
Rob Gardner
Producer:
Carol Sennett
Editor:
Ruth Pitt

(Repeats are not indicated)

Open University
12.30 The Rinuccini Chapel, Florence
(S)
1.00 A Question of Identity - Berlin and Berliners
(S)

Islam UK
Inside Islam
2.00 Hunger for Faith
(S)

Languages
4.00 Talk Spanish: Parts 5-6; Spain Inside Out: Part 1

Working In Hospitality
5.00 Leading a Team

Open University
6.00 Jean-Jacques Rousseau - Retreat to Romanticism
(S)
6.30 Jackson Pollock
(S)

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