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Playdays
Can Karl be convinced to go to the dentist?
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7.20 Smurfs' Adventures
A frozen ogre and underground trolls keep the blue folk busy.
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7.45 Trading Places
Two musicians swap places with two radio DJs.
With in-vision sign language.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)
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8.10 Monster Rancher
An ancient fighting robot is reactivated - and turns on Genki.
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8.35 Animorphs
In the last of the series, Tobias gets shocking news about his father.
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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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Followed by News; Weather (S) (W)

Tris Payne oversees more home makeovers.
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Lee has to say goodbye and a party looms as Draz's probation ends. Will Marco and Thania prove compatible?
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A living room is revamped for just £50.
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Business news.

Animation with the voices of Dennis Waterman and Bruce Forsyth.
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Classic chicken stock and sechuan braised fish are on the menu.

Drama in which three wartime pilgrims discover that the girls of a Kent village are being terrorised by a strange man who pours glue into their hair.
Review page 55.
(1944, U) ****
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Kate Humble and Paul Heiney pay the week's final visit to Longleat animal park.
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Culinary contest, with Ainsley Harriott.
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Ruthless quiz, hosted by Anne Robinson.
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6.00 Treehouse of Horror VII
Bart discovers his evil twin in the attic and Lisa creates a microscopic society.
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6.20 Radio Active Man
Bart and Millhouse compete for a role in a Hollywood movie.
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I, Clownius
A bomb-toting clown holds Uncle Phil hostage during the showbiz madam trial.
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7.10 Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Part 1
Vivian is left out of Uncle Phil's political career.
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The week's chart hits, presented by Jayne Middlemiss.
(Repeated tomorrow on BBC1)
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Website: [web address removed]
BBC CD and Cassette: Top of the Pops 2001 Vol.2. available from retailers

The planting weekend has finally arrived and the gardens are near completion, but one pair are unhappy with their water feature. Ali Ward and Chris Beardshaw guide the neighbours from Leamington Spa in Warwickshire.
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Joe Swift and Rachel de Thame present the second of two programmes from Kings Heath Park in Birmingham. Ivan Hicks makes progress on his perennial border, while
Christopher Lloyd has more tips on using colour in the garden.
Producer Colette Foster : Executive producer Tony Laryea (S) (W)
BBC BOOK: Colour for Adventurous Gardeners by Christopher Lloyd.

Third in a five-part series on criminal detection.

A look at the history and reliability of criminal profiling, as seen through landmark cases like that of the 1930 "vampire of Dusseldorf", Peter Kuerten, and eighties American serial killer Ted Bundy.
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Website: [web address removed]

Professional dressers share some of the tricks of their trade, including tips on how to sharpen trouser creases.
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Anna Ford and Alex Salmond guest on a 1999 edition of the comedy news quiz. Hosted by Angus Deayton, with team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton.
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Analysis of today's news, with Jeremy Vine.
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Author Ian Rankin and poet Tom Paulin review Salman Rushdie's new book Fury and highlights of the festival in the last of three editions from Edinburgh. With Kirsty Wark.
(Rptd next Monday on BBC Knowledge)
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Website: [web address removed]

The last of the Royle Family star's roundups of comedy from the festival. Contains strong language.
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Murder victims are found with blood missing on both sides of the country. Mulder and Scully investigate, to find the two victims had identical little girls.
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Website: [web address removed]

Shown yesterday at 6.45pm (S)

Continuing Lars von Trier's comic horror.
In Danish with English subtitles.

Professor Moesgaard breaks free of the psychiatric mumbo-jumbo in the basement.
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(Repeats are not indicated)
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