A trip to Storybook Land.
Followed by Roar (Revised rpt)
Access two sing-along Christmas songs from the CBeebies gang and Something Special's Mr Tumble 7.00am-7.00pm
Mr Tumble has breakfast.
Comedy starring Dick Powell and Debbie Reynolds.
Scriptwriter Mark Christopher hasn't had an original idea in years. His troubles get worse when a teenage delinquent called
Susan turns up. Review page 62. Director Frank Tashlin (1954)
The Adventure of the Pharaoh's Curse. An Egyptian sarcophagus appears to be cursed. Followed by Coast (Revised rpt)
Suzi Perry appeals on behalf of the Riders for Health.
Donatbn details on Sunday BBC1
Transforming a garden in the New Forest.
Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw with financial news. The series returns on 3 January.
Designers revamp cramped areas. (Revised repeat)
A trawl for antiques in a flea market in Modena, northern Italy. Series producer Alex Read ; Series editor Richard Farmbrough
Paul Martin presents from King's School, Gloucester.
3/5. Nicki Chapman visits
Enid Blyton 's home.
Cirque de Celebrite contestants
Grace Adams and Kenzie hope for well balanced meals.
General-knowledge quiz. A Weakest Link special of Outtake TV follows at 6pm.
Anne Robinson hosts a Weakest Link special. More tomorrow at 6pm.
News ahead of Saturday's grand final.
8/8. Felixstowe to London. A wreck in the Thames estuary could explode with a terrifying force that would devastate the coast. The team investigates. The series is scheduled to return next year.
Series producer Steve Evanson ; Executive producer Gill Tierney Shown last Thursday Take out a six-month subscription to RadioTimes for only
E28.60 and get the new Coast book. Call [number removed] (calls cost a maximum of 8p per min), quoting RTP
RT DIRECT: order the Coast series 1&2 boxed set DVD for just E34.99 incl pSp. Call [number removed] (calls cost a maximum of 8p per minute), quoting RTD58
5/5. In the north-eastern corner of France,
Messrs Clarke and May meet three very different champagne producers - the head of the House of Krug, an aristocrat who is as interested in vintage cars as vintage wine, and a local man who makes it in his back garden.
Series director Mark Powell ; Executive producer Nick Shearman Signed repeat next Thursday on BBC1 RT DIRECT: order the hardback book for only Ell.99 (normally £18.99) incl pSp. Call [number removed] (landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per min), quoting RTD5
7/14; series five. Janet and Jonny miss their wedding.
Writer Susan Nickson ; Producer Stephen McCrum
Director Gareth Carrivick
With Gavin Esler. (S)
Charlie LeDuff visits the heart of "Bush Country". Director/Producer Alex Cooke
Shown yesterday at 1.10am on BBC4
Mel Gibson, Jeremy Davies and Milla Jovovich star in a comic drama, based on a story by Bono of U2.
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