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The Lampies
Charge decides to build up his muscles.

7.15 ChuckleVision
Paul shows off his prowess as an angler.

7.30 Arthur
A musical tribute to Elwood City.

7.55 Newsround

8.00 UBOS
A magic virus infects winged creatures.

8.25 The Agents
The series ends with awards being presented by Fame Academy's Carrie Grant to the talent scouts of the future.

8.55 Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny enters Doc's dreams.

9.00 Jackie Chan Adventures
Jade and Tohru risk the safety of the talismans.

9.25 Bring It On
Fran Beauman and Ania Dykczak have five days to prepare for a yacht race.

9.50 Snailsbury Tales
Erics brother wants to join a circus.

Contributors

Writer ("ChuckleVision"):
Rory Clark
Presenter ("The Agents"):
Carrie Grant
Presenter ("Bring It On"):
Fran Beauman
Presenter ("Bring It On"):
Ania Dykczak

k Nicholas Ray triple bill starts Nith a crime drama starring Maureen O'Hara. When a radio singer is found shot, her benefactress confesses to the crime. But a friend tells the police the true story of their relationship. Review page 43. (1949)(BW) Bitter Victory follows at 12.55pm
Then Hall of Fame Richard Burton.

Contributors

Unknown:
Nicholas Ray
Unknown:
Maureen O'Hara.
Unknown:
Richard Burton.

raut war drama with Richard Burton , continuing the Nicholas Ray triple bill. Two officers leading a mission on Rommel's HQ come into conflict. One is guilty of cowardice, the other is having an affair with his cohort's wife. Review page 43. (1957) (BW)

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Burton
Unknown:
Nicholas Ray

Western, rounding off the Nicholas Ray triple bill, with Robert Wagner. Outlaw Jesse James and his gang are cornered in a swamp after a failed bank job. Review page 44.
(1957, U) (AD) Nicholas Ray 's On Dangerous Ground is on Wednesday at 11.50pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Nicholas Ray
Unknown:
Robert Wagner.
Unknown:
Jesse James
Unknown:
Nicholas Ray

For the past six years Martin and Sue Kew , and their four children, have dreamed of running a B&B in Brittany. On arrival from Yorkshire they found a farmhouse to rent, put the kids in new schools and hunted for a place big enough to house the family and the business. They have at last found a suitable property. But they can't buy their dream home until they've sold their old house. Will the perfect property slip through their fingers? Find out tomorrow at 6pm, Series producer Helen Nightingale ; Series editor Susannah Walker

Contributors

Unknown:
Sue Kew
Producer:
Helen Nightingale
Editor:
Susannah Walker

7/8. The Outlaw. Is there any truth in the myth that outlaws behaved like Robin Hood and all the sheriffs were evil? Jones reveals that medieval officers were pen-pushing bureaucrats, while the greatest threat to peace came from gangs of upper-crust outlaws terrorising the country to get rich quick. Director Lucy Cooke ; Executive producer Nicolas Kent RT DIRECT: accompanying hardback book, £16.99, incl p&p. To order call [number removed] (national rate)

Contributors

Unknown:
Robin Hood
Director:
Lucy Cooke
Producer:
Nicolas Kent

In the first of this week's four editions of the pop-culture trivia quiz, Vernon Kay tests Claudia Winkleman and Joe Cornish. More tomorrow at the same time.
Executive producer Mark Ford First shown on BBC3

Contributors

Unknown:
Vernon Kay
Unknown:
Claudia Winkleman
Unknown:
Joe Cornish.

British top 30 hit singles 1960-1989, the life and works of Cesar Franck, the films of Satyajit Ray and the life and reign of Queen Victoria are tonight's diverse subjects. John Humphrys is the man with all the answers.

Contributors

Presenter:
John Humphrys
Director:
Derek Hallworth
Series Producer:
Sally Evans

13/14. In the second of the semi-finals teams from the Foreign Office and the Oxford University Press return to do battle for a place in grand final of the quiz for grown-ups. Jeremy Paxman carries out the interrogation.
Director Vemon Antcliff ; Producer Peter Gwyn (AD)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy Paxman
Director:
Vemon Antcliff
Producer:
Peter Gwyn

An intimate look at the daily lives of gangs of teenage girls with loutish ways. They bunk off school, they beat people up and they swear like troopers. Why do they do it? This film delves into the personal stories and motivations of three groups of girl gangs as they become young adults. It's an insightful and shocking portrait of teenage friends with great loyalty to each other growing up in a world of meaningless violence, criminal behaviour and exclusion. Contains strong language.
Director Morgan Matthews ; Producer Kate Woods Bad Boy follows a recently released teenage criminal at 10.30pm on BBC4

Contributors

Director:
Morgan Matthews
Producer:
Kate Woods

Accomplished drama from the director of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, starring Kevin Kline , Sigourney Weaver and Tobey Maguire. Thanksgiving 1973: the Hoods and the Carvers are neighbours in an outwardly peaceful and prosperous New England community. But beneath the tranquil exterior lies a hotbed of intertwined relationships involving both parents and the children. Review page 44.
Director Ang Lee (1997, 15) Film Highlights: page 39

Contributors

Unknown:
Kevin Kline
Unknown:
Sigourney Weaver
Unknown:
Tobey Maguire.
Director:
Ang Lee
Ben Hood:
Kevin Kline
Janey Carver:
Sigourney Weaver
Elena Hood:
Joan Allen
Paul Hood:
Tobey Maguire
Wendy Hood:
Christina Ricci
George Clair:
Henry Czemy
Mikey Carver:
Elijah Wood
Jim Carver:
Jamey Sheridan
Sandy Carver:
Adam Hann-Byrd
Libbets Casey:
Katie Holmes

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