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Arthur
Fern and Sue Ellen use a quiz to see if they can become more likeable.

7.15 Looney Tunes
Warner Bros fun with Sylvester, Tweety. Porky Pig and Elmer Fudd.

7.35 Yvon of the Yukon
Yvonand Tommy go out on the tiles together in a bid to flaunt their new improvements.

8.00 Smile
Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar present the live and interactive entertainment show. featuring studio games Nev v Bouncer Boy and Nev It Up. Plus animated fun with Cavegirl, Looney Tunes, Taz-Mania, Jackie Chan Adventures and Rugrats.
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10.35 Serious Jungle
Continuing the series in which young people help return endangered orang-utans to the wild. The team have a stark reminder of life in the wild when they have to kill their own food during training.

Contributors

Presenter (Smile):
Fearne Cotton
Presenter (Smile):
Reggie Yates
Presenter (Smile):
DJ Devstar
Director (Smile):
Ian Trill
Series Produce (Smile):
Fiona Robinson

Mortality Bites. Ed and Kate try to take their minds off their platonic relationship.
Written by Paul Atexander

Contributors

Written By:
Paul Atexander
Ed Stone:
Richard Blackwood
Nigel Winterbourne:
Bill Paterson
Kate Carter:
Claudie Blakley
Beth Crenshaw:
Sasha Pick
Adam Deerfield:
Daniel Brockleback
Scotty Wilmslow:
Craig Parkinson

Presented by John Inverdale.
1.40 World Indoor Bowls
Live coverage from Potters Leisure Resort in Norfolk of the singles final. Presented by Mary Rhodes. Commentary by David Rhys Jones and David Corkill.

3.25 Australian Open Tennis
Men's and women's fourth-round action from Melbourne.
Last year proved what an unpredictable competition this can be as the 16th-ranked Thomas Johansson won the men's title.
Live coverage of the women's final is on Friday at 2.20am on BBC1

3.45 Rugby Special
A roundup of the final group games involving Leicester and Gloucester in a very open European Cup as the quarter-final line-up is decided.

4.30 Ski Sunday
The latest action in the men's World Cup downhill and slalom events from Wengen, Switzerland.
Producer Jonathan Bramley: Editor Michael Cole

Contributors

Presented By:
John Inverdale.
Presented By:
Mary Rhodes.
Commentary By:
David Rhys
Unknown:
David Corkill.
Unknown:
Thomas Johansson
Producer:
Jonathan Bramley
Editor:
Michael Cole

Nick Baker spends a night with a colony of Adelie penguins on Antarctica, where temperatures can drop to -60C/-76F, and takes the plunge in the freezing waters with leopard seals. Producer Dale Templar : Series producer Fiona Pitcher

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Baker
Producer:
Dale Templar
Producer:
Fiona Pitcher

Killer Bees - Taming the Swarm. The Africanised honey bee, or killer bee, has become one of nature's most feared invaders. But what is it about these creatures' biology and behaviour that elicits such panic? Cutting-edge photography and research combine in this film. which asks whether we might be closer to taming this deadly foe. Director Karen Partridge : Series editor Michael Gunton

Contributors

Director:
Karen Partridge
Editor:
Michael Gunton

Second World War drama. Squadron Leader Forrester's wife is killed on their wedding night during an air raid. Several years later, the pilot is still coming to terms with the tragedy when his plane crashes in Burma. Review page 45.
Director Robert Parrish (1954)

Contributors

Director:
Robert Parrish
Sqn Ldr Forrester:
Gregory Peck
Anna:
Than Min Win
Dr Harris:
Bernard Lee
Blore:
Maurice Denham
MissMcNab:
Brenda de Banzie
MrPhang:
Ram Gopal
Carrington:
Lyndon Brook
Commander Aldridge:
Anthony Bushell
Sergeant Brown:
Jack McNaughton
Navigator Williams:
Harold Siddons

Finished. The three-part sequel to the award-winning The Death of Yugoslavia concludes as Serbian opposition leaders recall how they united to overthrow the regime of Slobodan Milosevic. Security force commanders describe how their refusal to comply with the dictator's orders allowed the newly elected government to arrest and extradite him, paving the way for his trial at the Hague. Series producer Dai Richards
Executive producers Brian Lapping and Norma Percy

Contributors

Unknown:
Slobodan Milosevic.
Producer:
Dai Richards
Producers:
Brian Lapping
Producers:
Norma Percy

Provenance (part 2). As Scully desperately searches for her son, members of a religious cult prepare to access a spaceship they believe to be inhabited by a holy presence.
www.bbc.co.uk/cult/xfiles

Contributors

Dana Scully:
Gillian Anderson
John Doggett:
Robert Patrick
Monica Reyes:
Annabeth Gish
AD Skinner:
Mitch Pileggi
Deputy director Kersh:
James Pickensjr
AD Brad Follmer:
Cary Elwes
Frohike:
Tom Braidwood
Langly:
Dean Haglund

Psychological drama, based on a true story. 1950s New Zealand: two 14-year-old girls develop a close relationship based on a love of fantasy, Mario Lanza and novel-writing. But when the adult world threatens to shatter the magical kingdom they have dreamed up, the girls conspire to commit a terrible act. Widescreen. Review page 46.
Director Peter Jackson (1994, 18) Teach Yourself Kate Winslet : page 48; Film Trivia: page 46

Contributors

Unknown:
Mario Lanza
Director:
Peter Jackson
Unknown:
Kate Winslet
Pauline Parker:
Melanie Lynskey
Juliet Hulme:
Kate Winslet
Honora Parker:
Sarah Peirse
Hilda Hulme:
Diana Kent
Henry Hulme:
Clive Merrison
Herbert Reiper:
Simon O'Connor
John/Nicholas:
Jed Brophy
Bill Perry:
Peter Elliott

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