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Ends 9.50.

Blue Peter
Children's magazine.
(Shown yesterday at 5pm on BBC1)

7.25 Mona the Vampire
The future of Mona's favourite tree is threatened.

7.40 The Woody Woodpecker Show
Woody uncovers pool-playing cheats.
(Shown yesterday at 3.45pm on BBC1)

8.00 Ace Lightning
Lord Fear takes Ace prisoner.

8.25 Looney Tunes
Frisky bulldogs thwart Sylvester's efforts to reach Tweety's cage.

8.35 Taz-Mania
Taz is given a few fatherly lessons.

9.00 XchangeXtra
Today, the chance to be a mascot at a Six Nations rugby match.

9.15 ChuckleVision
Postmen Paul and Barry get caught up in a feud.

9.35 SMart on the Road
A host of famous artists provide inspiration to liven up a dull village hall.
(More Thursday, 9.35am)

Contributors

Writer (ChuckleVision):
John Sayle

Ends 11.00.

Little Robots
The robots build a new moon.

10.00 Tweenies
Max and Judy race each other. [website removed]
BBC Tweenies magazine: published monthly, £1.40

Followed by CBeebies Birthdays

10.25 Teletubbies
The Teletubbies try to do everything together.
[website removed]

10.50 Bob the Builder
Molly cares for Mr Fothergill's parrot.

Family adventure. Brothers Josh and Sam constantly argue. But when Josh convinces Sam that he's a "strategically altered mutant", he sets in motion a dangerous trek. Review page 54.
Director Billy Weber (1993, 12)

Contributors

Director:
Billy Weber

Western starring John Wayne ,
Claire Trevor and Walter Pidgeon. A Kansas marshal sets out after pro-slavery guerrilla William Cantrell , who is leading a campaign of terror. Review page 54.
Director Raoul Walsh (1940. U)
(BW) Film trivia: page 53

Contributors

Unknown:
John Wayne
Unknown:
Claire Trevor
Unknown:
Walter Pidgeon.
Unknown:
William Cantrell
Director:
Raoul Walsh

Archive treats from Matt Bianco, D:Ream, Shakespear's Sister, the Tymes, Zoo and Adam and the Ants, plus new music from the Pirates and a performance from Eva Cassidy.
Producer Mark Hagen
www.bbc.co.uk/totp2
Another episode can be seen tomorrow at 6.20pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Matt Bianco
Unknown:
Eva Cassidy
Producer:
Mark Hagen

Having upset the local farming community, the Rev Jamie Allen is desperate to make amends. Meanwhile, he plans to bring together brothers who haven't spoken for 20 years. Director and producer Nigel Farrell

Contributors

Unknown:
Jamie Allen
Producer:
Nigel Farrell

For the past three years MarkThurston-Goodwin and his wife have lived in the heart of the city of London. Now they hope to move with their baby to an ecologically sound country cottage in the West Country. Can Catherine Gee help?
Producer Sarah Wood ; Series editor Kate Roberts

Contributors

Producer:
Sarah Wood
Editor:
Kate Roberts

Guest House Paradiso. In the second of a five-part series on families who have pursued personal dreams,
Bob Wood , his ex-wife and her new husband are joining forces to set up a B&B in Spain. They have never even been on holiday together and emotions are soon running high.
Series producer Gabe Solomon ; Executive producer Mtehete Kuriand 33043 7

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Wood
Producer:
Gabe Solomon
Producer:
Mtehete Kuriand

Paella. Arabella Weir and Richard E Grant star as chefs
Minty and Simon in this series of comedy shorts. Tonight, an authentic paella to dazzle a personal tennis coach. Written by Jon Canter and Arabella Weir
Director Chris Langham ; Producer Gareth Edwards

Contributors

Unknown:
Arabella Weir
Unknown:
Richard E Grant
Written By:
Jon Canter
Written By:
Arabella Weir
Director:
Chris Langham
Producer:
Gareth Edwards

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