Big Teddy can't go swimming.
Double bill.
Cupid has a broken heart.
A scientist, about to sell a damaging story, receives an anonymous threat.
The school misfit develops a crush on Lizzie, so her mum persuades her to go on a date with him.
Ang meets a movie star.
Followed by Roar (Revised rpt)
Maggot and Fungus help the Colonel.
Louis tries to sabotage the dive meet.
I The rhinos benefit from a garden makeover, and the execution shirt of Charles I is found in the estate collection. Series producer Chris Powell ; Executive producer Annette Clarke
Presented by Adam Shaw.
Chris Beardshaw explores two Sussex arboretums-
Leonardslee Garden and Sheffield Park Garden.
Game show, (si
Vintage car enthusiasts living in Castleford search for a home in rural Yorkshire.
Exploring the British seaside resort of Eastbourne.
Brian Turner and Phil Vickery race to create a meal.
Caustic quiz. (RXS)
The instructors decide which two of the remaining trio will go through to Friday's final.
Can today's victorious threesome keep their cool in the professional kitchen at Yum Yum?
3/6. Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond and James May travel to Florida in order to prove that fly-drive holidays can be fun if you buy a car instead of renting and end up on an epic road trip to prove their point. Shown Sunday. 8pm and rptd again next Saturday on BBC3
2/6. The supposed breakthroughs under scrutiny tonight include a way to create space for "nearly clean" clothes, a contract car-leasing business and a teddy bear that comes complete with a media player, but will a giant pink foam dragon emerge unscorched from the Den? Evan Davis presents.
Series producer Dominic Bird; Executive producer Helen Bullough Repeated next Saturday
3/8. When Scott returns to work, he is not happy to be relegated to charity work. He surprises himself by throwing himself into the project, but his new-found enthusiasm lands him in jail. While Danny is trying to impress his mother at Portcullis House, she unveils some news that he receives with horror.
The Inside Story: page 86
The Inside Story
He plays a sensitive political researcher in Party Animals (9.00pm BBC2), but Matt Smith (right) missed out on a career that would have guaranteed him higher status. "I was a footballer when I was a teenager and played at Leicester City, Nottingham Forest and Northampton Town," he says. But, in his GCSE year, Smith injured his back and had to give up the sport. With his childhood dream dashed, Smith opted for acting. "In a way, I'm gutted when I think of the house in Hampstead and the Ferrari I could have had but, actually, I think I'm happier being an actor."
3/6. Sparks fly as Preston from the Ordinary Boys, former Neighbours actress Anne Charleston , comedian Ed Byrne and Guillemots frontman Fyfe Dangerfield join Simon Amstell , Bill Bailey and Phill Jupitus. And look out for a special guest. Director John Spencer ; Producer Lucy Clarke
Repeated next Saturday Phill Jupitus on the Brit Awards nominees, plus CD offer: page 36
With Jeremy Paxman.
www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
Schools Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Revisewise Challenge Ouickfire science quizzes. 39196 4.00 KS3 Curriculum Bites Christianity.
