More fun and frolics with the friends.
Ends 11.15.
Fix and Foxi
Lupo dresses up as a woman, then Papa Peppercorn does some plumbing.
7.05 Looney Tunes Sniffles cares for a hawk hatchling, city and country cousins try to deal with a cat problem and Porky goes hunting.
7.30 Smile
Girls Aloud are among the studio guests while features include the birth of a new family of rabbits. There's also the usual competitions and games - such as Pin the Tail on Nev and Nev Bouncer Boy- cartoon fun with Watch My Chops, Even Stevens, Arthur, Looney Tunes and Jackie Chan Adventures, plus prehistoric teen adventures with Cavegirl. Presented by Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar. [web address removed]
10.30 Tom and Jerry Kids
The juvenile cartoon characters feature in a triple bill.
10.50 So Little Time
After leaving the family home, Manuelo finds himself a new job.
Fantasy action adventure.
When teenager Ryan Jeffers takes up a dare to cross an underground whirlpool, he finds himself transported to the mystical world ofTao. There, the evil Lord Komodo is draining the inhabitants of their precious "lifesprings" to prevent himself from ageing. Review page 41. Director Ronny Yu (1996. PG) 4
Presented by John Inverdale.
1.00 Rugby Special With the Premiership season in its penultimate weekend, there's discussion of the championship and relegation issues. At the top of the table, Gloucester visit Leeds. Elsewhere today, Newcastle host Saracens and Bristol are at home to Bath.
1.30 Three-Day Eventing Live coverage of the cross-country section at the Badminton Horse Trials. World number one William Fox-Pitt and defending champion Pippa Funnell are among the big names who will be vying for honours at the prestigious event in Gloucestershire.
Presented by Clare Balding .
3.00 World Snooker Final After 17 days and 30 matches, two players start session one in the final of this year's world championship, contested over the best of 35 frames at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
Can the contest live up to last year's thrilling denouement, which saw Stephen Hendry lose out to Peter Ebdon in the last frame? Presented by Hazel Irvine and RayStubbs. Producer Chris Lewis (Three-Day Eventing) Editor Lawrence Duffy
Upstairs Downstairs, Upstairs Downstairs. Albert's bad back makes Haroid's life a misery.
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Looking to enhance their childcare skills before the big day, Frank and Betty take Judy and Alison on a trip to the zoo, where Frank decides to entertain them with a rather dangerous roller-skating routine.
Written by Raymond Allen ; Producer Michael Mills
The past few months have been far from easy for Tony Blair , but on 6 May he faces a new challenge - his 50th birthday. John Seargent presents a light-hearted tribute to the prime minister, interviewing political peers - including Bill Clinton , who also turned 50 while in office - and enlisting the help of friends, colleagues and some surprise guests in planning a perfect 50th birthday party for the prime minister. Producer Charles Bruce ; Executive producer Fiona Stourton
Live coverage of the second session of this year's final, from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
Fans will be hoping tonight's play can match the excitement of last year's final between Stephen Hendry and Peter Ebdon , which was level as session two began. Ebdon then came into his own, allowing his opponent to take just two frames while he notched up another six to finish the session 10-6. But the competition didn't end there. Hendry hit back and by the end of session three had drawn level again. The fourth and final session saw the lead swing back and forth until it levelled at 17-17. With errors from both players, the final frame went down to the wire. But Ebdon finally capitalised on a failed safety shot by Hendry to take his first World title.
Hazel Irvine and Ray Stubbs introduce the coverage, with behind-the-scenes insights from former title-holders Steve Davis and John Parrott.
In the autumn of 2002, Paul Whitehouse , Charlie Higson , Simon Day , Arabella Weir and Mark Williams took their popular BBC comedy sketch show on tour for the last time, playing to 250,000 fans in arenas around the UK. This edited version of their two-hour show features a selection of characters made famous on The Fast Show.
Director Mark Mylod ; Executive producers Phil Mclntyre , Alexandra Cann ,
Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson First shown on BBC3
Some new comic characters introduce this comic retrospective, which comprises the pick of sketches from The Fast Show shown over the past three years.
Melinda Messenger provides a guide to the year in which her modelling career really took off, after she was spotted scantily clad in an advertisement for a Wiltshire window company. Helen Fielding's best-selling novel "Bridget Jones's Diary" was the book for female singletons, and for men the advice seemed to be strip off as British film comedy "The Full Monty" became a huge success.
Repeats are not indicated.
Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision French 1 Languages 4.00 The French Experience 1 (parts 1-4) Switched On 5.00 Switched On
Open University 6.00 Ever Wondered?
