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Playdays
Poppy, Peggy and Why want to make pizza.
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7.20 Smurfs' Adventures
Clumsy finds diamonds and the Smurfs meet a snowbeast.
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7.45 Trading Places
In the last of the series, two members of girl band D2M swap places with a couple of radio DJs from Northern Ireland.
With in-vision sign language.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Monster Rancher
Pixie and Genki are trapped by the Scaled Jells.
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8.35 Animorphs
A tornado warning causes the Yeerk's plan to be revealed.
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The last of the week's debates hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
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Garden makeover game show, with Mark Evans.
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Another home has a makeover courtesy of designer Linda Barker and her DIY team.
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Designers Jessica Earle and Suzanne Barnes prepare two properties in Birmingham for sale.
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Marco's secret is out, Sophie slims for Dennis, and Babe moves in with Draz.
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12.15 Deaf girl Petra joins the class and Lee is unlucky in love.
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High jinks ensue when HM has a garden party. (R) (S)

Last in a week of Cary Grant matinees is this screwball comedy. David Huxley is a quiet professor, dedicated to zoological research. But when he encounters society girl Susan Vance and her pet leopard Baby, his life of peace and order is shattered.
(1938, U)
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Barry Norman on Cary Grant: p46

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Celebrity chat and debate, with Esther Rantzen.
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Culinary contest. (R) (S)

Ruthless quiz, with Anne Robinson.
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In Marge We Trust
Marge helps the Rev Lovejoy regain his enthusiasm for the Church.
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6.20 Homer's Enemy
A resentful employee at the power plant makes an enemy of Homer. Bart buys an abandoned factory for a dollar in a government auction.
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I, Ooh, Baby, Baby
Hilary decides that she needs to have a baby in order to make her life complete.
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7.10 Boxing Helena
Will's New Year's resolution to get fit at the gym leads to a bruising encounter with a female boxer called Helena.
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Live coverage of this year's Super Cup match from Stade Louis II in Monaco (kickoff 7.45pm), as Uefa Cup holders Liverpool take on Champions' League winners Bayern Munich to decide the top club team in Europe.

Under the guidance of Gerard Houllier, Liverpool revived memories last season of their heyday as, during a silverware laden campaign, they preceded their heartstopping 5-4 win over Spanish side Alaves by picking up the Worthington and FA Cups. But their readiness for readmission to the European elite will be tested by a side that boasts goalkeeper Oliver Kahn and midfielder Stefan Effenberg, both German internationals, along with Owen Hargreaves - a young player who may become an England star of the future.

For many players on both sides, the encounter can be seen as a dress rehearsal for England's crucial World Cup qualifier in Munich against Germany on 1 September. Introduced by Gary Lineker, with comment and analysis from Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson.
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Match of the Day Live - Super Cup 7.30pm BBC2
To be honest, the Uefa Super Cup isn't the kind of event to set the football world alight, which is presumably why it's on BBC2, where it takes up a good chunk of the night's peak-time viewing, and not BBC1. Still, it's bound to be required viewing for Liverpool fans, who will be keen to watch their team, the Uefa Cup holders, take on Bayern Munich, the winners of the Champions' League, at the Stade Louis II in Monaco.

Liverpool triumphed in three cup competitions last season when they added the Uefa Cup to the Worthington Cup and FA Cup. Their opponents lifted the Champions' League trophy in May. The match is something of a curtain-raiser for the much anticipated World Cup qualifier between England and Germany (which is a mere week away), as members of both tonight's teams will be renewing their acquaintances, in their countries' shirts. (Alison Graham)

A took at the ancient sport of falconry, which forges an intimate relationship between human and bird.
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The week's second helping from the last series of the comedy news quiz, hosted by Angus Deayton, with team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. (R) (S) (W)

Analysis of today's news, with Jeremy Vine.
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In the second of three programmes from the Edinburgh Festival, novelist A.L. Kennedy, actor and comedian Omid Djalili and author and critic Adam Mars Jones join Kirsty Wark to discuss the cultural highlights of the week.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Website: [web address removed]

Mulder (David Duchovny) disbelieves the official explanation of a mysterious air crash and begins his own investigation. while Scully (Gillian Anderson) finds herself aiding a hard-pressed medical team.
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Lars von Trier's comedy horror series set in a high-tech hospital.
In Danish with English subtitles and in-vision sign language.

Mrs Drusse investigates thermal currents in and around the hospital, and Rigmor demonstrates the extent of her power over Heimer.
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