The J-Team must reunite.
Robert visits Chance House.
It's a miserable wet day.
Gordon's garden-swap.
Pablo tries to be scary.
Superman's strength is tested.
A family are trapped in a corridor when fire breaks out in a shopping centre.
TC poses as a Maharajah who gives away rubies.
Easy-going musical comedy starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. A ballet dancer and a musical comedy star have flagging careers. So a fake romance is fixed up. Review page 50.
Director Mark Sandrich (1937, U)
(BWXS)
How are the police rookies fairing in Ryedale?
From Truro, Cornwall.
A tasty tussle for Tony Tobin and James Martin.
3/5. Can today's challengers the Chester Zoo Cheetahs triumph?
A ruthless start to the evening with an edition of the quiz hosted by Anne Robinson.
Past correspondence from TV viewers.
2/4. Matara Miracle Man. Was it a miracle or the sturdy buildings that helped protect a small Christian church in the southern Sri Lankan coastal town of Matara from the full effects of the tsunami? Since then Father
Herath's congregation has been on the increase. But religious conflicts of the past now threaten to rear up once more. See yesterday's choice.
Producer Steven Grandison
5/10. Anxious and filled with self doubt on a film set, with a photographer the Hollywood beauty felt at ease and in control. This was despite a nude photo taken at the start of her career which ended up as the first Playboy centrefold and threatened to destroy her reputation.
RT DIRECT: save £5 on The World's Most Photographed hardback book. Send a cheque for £20 (incl p&p) payable to Radio Times to: [address removed], or call [number removed]
5/6. Is salad just rabbit food? Richard Johnson tries to find some worth eating. Richard Corrigan goes in search of great British ice cream, Merrilees Parker explores the highly rated cuisine of Peru, and Heston Blumenthal steams scallops using essential oils.
Series producer Dermot Caulfield ; Exec producer Gary Hunter Ice cream with bite, plus cool ice-cream maker offer p32
New series 1/3. A wordy drama based on the life of British slave trader Henry Lascelles begins a season of programmes about slavery. London, 1744: Lascelles is promoting his floating slave factory ship when government inspector Robert Dinwiddie is instructed to investigate him on allegations of fraud.
New series 1/6. Danny Wallace begins the unlikely odyssey of setting up and running his own country. Birth of a Nation. Danny meets people keen to help, but his attempt to secure a territory falls flat.
Director/Producer Lee Phillips INTERACTIVE: King Danny will give a ten-minute address at the end of the programme, available to digital viewers via the red button Citizens' advice: page 31
Hosted by Kirsty Wark.
The two teams have to create a dog service business. Shown at 9pm on BBC3 RT DIRECT: save E2 on Trump's book How to Get Rich, paying E14.99 (incl p&p). To order call [number removed]7979 (national rate)
4/8. The new autopsy of Elizabeth Ratliff concludes that she was murdered.
Zone www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Homegrown Hollywood British short films.
