Lee Evans presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 9 November 1995 and featuring Ace of Base, Whale, Everything but the Girl, Oasis, David Bowie and Robson & Jerome.
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Graham is joined by Claire Foy, Kurt Russell, David Walliams and Lee Evans. With music from Mumford & Sons, performing their new single Guiding Light. Show more

Slapstick comedy following the misfortunes of two brothers (Nathan Lane and Lee Evans) whose plans to sell a valuable building are jeopardised by a mouse who refuses to leave. Show more

Lee Evans presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 February 1996 and featuring QFX, Radiohead, The Bluetones, Northern Uproar, Dog Eat Dog, Meat Loaf and Babylon Zoo. Show more

Comedy about a scrounger who steals tickets for an all-expenses-paid trip to the Isle of Man. He takes his dysfunctional family with him and a series of hilarious events ensues. Show more

Black comedy drama that looks beneath the veneer of seemingly idyllic village life. Greed and envy come to the fore when three couples meet for a dinner party in suburbia. Show more

Big-screen remake of the children's TV series. When an evil wizard threatens to entomb the world in ice, doleful dog Dougal must save the day. With the voice of Kylie Minogue. Show more

Jonathan Ross is joined by big-screen icon Tom Cruise as he kicks off a new season of celebrity chat, with other guests including national treasure Stephen Fry and comic Lee Evans. Show more

Lee Evans, Professor Brian Cox and Sue Johnston join Chris Evans and Louise Minchin. John Sergeant finds the perfect Christmas cracker joke, and Phil Tufnell tries ice sculpting. Show more

Arts news with John Wilson, including comedian Lee Evans on his return to the theatre in Essex, new film White House Down, and the shortlist for the Man Booker Prize for fiction. Show more

A London bus takes a detour to an alien world, but can the Doctor defeat the Swarm?