Ends 10.15.

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Call the Shots
A report from the set of Stargate SG-1. Last in the series, which returns next summer on BBC1. Repeated next Sunday

7.25 The Basil Brush Show
Stephen meets a suspiciously mature-looking school boy.

7.50 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Shown yesterday at 3.45 on BBC1

8.15 The Cramp Twins
Mischief with Wayne and Lucian.

8.30 The Wild Thornberrys
Grandma Sophie invites the Thornberrys over for Thanksgiving.

9.00 Jeopardy
A double bill concludes the series. The gang are captured, then Sarah manages to contact the police. A new series begins in January.

9.45 Kenan and Kel
The duo meet the headless knight.

Ends 12.00.

Clifford the Big Red Dog
Teamwork is required at the carnival. A new series starts in January.

10.30 Romuald the Reindeer
Romuald discovers the truth about his dad's schooldays.

10.40 Angelmouse
Antics with the heaven-sent mouse.

10.45 Fimbles
Pom finds a snowfiake.
Shown yesterday at 3.25 on BBC1

11.05 Teletubbies Count to Christmas
Another advent moment.

Then Pingu
The pint-sized penguin arranges to meet a friend.

11.10 Tweenies
Jake meets a highly-strung puppet.

11.30 Teletubbies
The friends hide behind trees.

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

Louie and the Nice Girl. A young woman shows interest in the unscrupulous Louie. Then Afoot Again in the Past Dan Cruickshank enjoys Palermo.

Business news.

Ends 1.10.

Teletubbies Everywhere
Dung beetles in South Africa. (R) (S)

Comedy fantasy starring Ava Gardner and Robert Walker.
A window-dresser's life is transformed when he kisses a statue of Venus.
Review page 58. (1948, U) (BW)
Trivia: page 53

A three-race card from Ascot, opening the two-day National Hunt Christmas meeting and featuring the Long Walk Hurdle at 2.40, plus starts at 3.10 and 3.40. Introduced by Clare Balding. Jim McGrath , Peter Scudamore and Richard Pitman provide the commentary. Producer Gerry Morrison Including, at 3.20, News; Regional News (Digital: BBC London News); Weather

Vet Duncan Williams faces the daunting task of treating Benzi, the man-hating ostrich.

Culinary contest.

Elimination quiz.

Two contestants from London tackle a trail of clues set in and around west Kent.

Lincolnshire's deadly Stinger is back. Can it compete with Thermidor II from Norwich or Leicestershire's 13 Black?
Presented by Craig Charles and Philippa Forrester. Jonathan Pearce commentates. The series continues on 3 January. Director Derek Wheeler ; Series producer Bill Hobbins
First shown on BBC Choice

Magic is the chosen theme for five people creating five very different gardens in four days. With design, planting and horticultural knowledge all being tested, who will win the coveted title? Presented by Diarmuid Gavin , with a judging panel including Rachel de Thame and Joe Swift.
Director Stuart Bateup : Producer Sue Watson BBC MAGAZINES: Gardeners' World, £2.60. New issue on sale 6 December; Gardens Illustrated. £3.50. BBC BOOKS: Grow Your Own Cut Flowers,
£18.99; Diarmuid Gavin 's Big Ideas from Homefront in the Garden, £18.99 Bluebells and snowdrops offer: page 36

Foiling the Tomb Raiders. From the time they were built, the tombs of ancient Egypt were targets for thieves. But engineers came up with a solution - burial chambers were hidden at the bottom of a shaft 25m deep and then filled with sand. Now, for the first time in over 2,000 years, can our experts recreate one such robber-proof tomb in just four weeks? Professor Chris Wise and Dr Caroline Baillie present the final show in the series.
Producer Danielle Peck ; Series producer Jane Aldous

Making chewing gum from pine trees keeps Ray Mears busy, while Lindsay Cannon looks for signs of lost villages. (Revised repeat)

Just Desserts. The inmates of Slade prison are outraged by a spate of pilfering and demand just retribution.
Written by Dick Clement , Ian La Frenais ; Producer/director Sydney Lotterby
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Presented by Jon Sopel.

Germaine Greer , Tom Paulin , Ian Rankin and Bonnie Greer join Mark Lawson for a roundup of some of the past year's most significant cultural events, both good and bad.
Producer Tanya Hudson Repeated next Sunday on BBC4

Coldplay, Radiohead, the Verve, Mary J Blige, PJ Harvey and Robbie Williams are among the contributors to a look back at the past decade's highlights from the music show.
Director Janet Fraser Crook; Producer Alison Howe
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Uncut version of yesterday evening's episode. Shown yesterday at 6.45pm

Satirical drama starring Eriq La Salle. An ambitious black advertising executive finds himself the target of a African-American group that abducts "brothers" and "sisters" who deny or exploit their cultural heritage. Widescreen. Review page 58.
Director David Johnson (1994. 15)