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More morning mayhem, including Arthur, Trollz, BB3B and What's New Scooby Doo? Hosted by Barney Harwood, Rochelle Wiseman, Kirsten O'Brien and Neville the Bear.

Contributors

Presenter:
Barney Harwood
Presenter:
Rochelle Wiseman
Presenter:
Kirsten O'Brien
Producer:
Andrew Jackman

Mystery starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. During the Second World War, a pioneering bombsight is developed. Can Holmes prevent it falling into the hands of his arch-rival Professor Moriarty? Review page 52. Director Roy William Neill (1942, PG)
(BW)

Contributors

Unknown:
Basil Rathbone
Unknown:
Nigel Bruce
Director:
Roy William Neill

3/4
The countdown to next month's Commonwealth Games continues with a focus on the athletes. Live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport
(UK broadband only)
Digital viewers can access four streams of coverage (Stream 1 is as BBC2) from 8.30am - for timetable see overleaf

Big Sky Bears. It's spring in Montana's Rocky Mountains and a black bear has just given birth to two tiny cubs. It will take all mother bear's skill, not to mention plenty of luck, if the twins are to survive the summer, learning to find food and avoid predators such as wolves, coyotes and grizzly bears. Jeremy Northam narrates. Producer Phil Savoie

Contributors

Unknown:
Rocky Mountains
Unknown:
Jeremy Northam
Producer:
Phil Savoie

A flurry of colour and excitement heralds the finale of the 20th Winter Olympiad, as the athletes once more parade in front of cheering crowds, this time to celebrate their achievements and reflect on unforgettable experiences. As tradition dictates, the Olympic banner will be passed on to Vancouver, the venue for the next Games in 2010, as the extinguishing of the Olympic flame brings Turin's tenure as host to a close. Introduced by Sue Barker , with commentary by Barry Davies and Hazel Irvine. Executive producer Jonathan Bramley ; Executive editor Dave Gordon Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk (UK broadband only)
Digital viewers can access three extra streams of live coverage and reviews from 8.30am - for timetable see below
Subsequent programmes may run late or change

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue Barker
Commentary By:
Barry Davies
Commentary By:
Hazel Irvine.
Producer:
Jonathan Bramley
Editor:
Dave Gordon

3/6. Edith Bowman and John Gordon Sinclair go bumper to bumper in the comedy motoring quiz. Host Neil Morrissey steers the show.
Director John L Spencer ; Producer Brian Klein

Contributors

Unknown:
Edith Bowman
Unknown:
John Gordon Sinclair
Unknown:
Neil Morrissey
Director:
John L Spencer
Producer:
Brian Klein

Liverpool's prodigal son Robbie Fowler returns to
Anfield in Man City colours; Bolton push for another top six finish as they welcomed Fulham; and West Brom boss Bryan Robson came up against former club Middlesbrough. Adrian Chiles presents the highlights of all three Premiership games.
Producer Paul Foster ; Editor Mark Demuth

Contributors

Unknown:
Robbie Fowler
Unknown:
Bryan Robson
Unknown:
Adrian Chiles
Producer:
Paul Foster
Editor:
Mark Demuth

Visceral biographical drama starring Eric Bana as Mark "Chopper" Read, the notoriously violent Australian criminal who became a bestselling author. Review page 52.
Director Andrew Dominik (2000,18) And Don't Miss...: page 49; Film Trivia: page 61

Contributors

Unknown:
Eric Bana
Director:
Andrew Dominik
Mark Chopper Read:
Eric Bana
Jimmy Loughnan:
Simon Lyndon
Keithy George:
David Field
Bluey:
Dan Wyllie
Detective Downey:
Bill Young
Neville Bartos:
Vince Colosimo
Keith Read:
Kenny Graham
Tanya:
Kate Beahan

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