Listings
: Breakfast News
With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.Timetable on Monday (S from 7am)
Contributors
: Goosebumps
Ends 10.35How to Kill a Monster Clarke and his stepsister Gretchen visit her grandparents but what is lurking behind a door? (R)
: Snorks
Animated aquatic antics.(R)
: Peter Pan and the Pirates
Tales of Neverland. (R) (S): Tweenies
The Nativity. Who will play which part in the nativity play?Repeated at 3.25pm (S) (W)
: Time Warrior
Eggs from 70 Million BC. Josh, Kirby and Azabeth find their time machine is host to some cute but very destructive creatures that are hatching after 70 million years. (S): The Magician's House
Phoebe goes into labour and is trapped by Rat in the cellars.Continues Wednesday 29 For cast see
Thursday 30 (R) (S) (W)
: Barking Mad
Today the collie which becomes ferocious when it's time to get out of the car. (R) (S): BBC News
Weather (S): Regional News
Weather (S): Neighbours
Will Amy be able to recover her memory? Natalie sets out some ground rules and Hannah discovers Paul's love letters.Repeated at 5.35pm (S)
: Columbo
Death Lends a Hand. When a private investigator kills an unfaithful wife, who refuses to be blackmailed, Lt Columbo not only has to find the murderer but also content with the woman's powerful husband. (R) (S): Rotten Ralph
Ralph is prevented from watching television. (S): The Wild Thornberrys
Animation about a little girl who can talk to animals. (S): Barmy Aunt Boomerang
Diplock set on unmasking Aunt Boomerang doesn't count on some smart scheming. Last in the series but a new one is planned forthe autumn.Written by Roy Apps (S)
Contributors
: Smart
In the innovative art show, Mark Speight meets himself coming back from the future. Jay Burridge gets arty with a pair of rubber gloves, Kirsten O'Brien visits Winchester to find out about computer art and the millennium bug tries to create havoc in the last of the series, but Smart on the Road is due to begin in January.Rptd tomorrow 8.45am BBC1 (S)
Contributors
: Pig Heart Boy
Concludingthe drama setinthenearfuture. Is another pig heart transplant the only way that Cameron's life can be saved?For cast see Tuesday (S)
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.45pm (S): Regional news magazine
For details see Monday 20 (S)Followed by Weather with John Kettley (S)
Contributors
: Big Break Snooker Scrapbook
Jim Davidson and John Virgo recall memorable and funny moments as they flick back through the show's scrapbook. Director Duncan Cooper ; Producer David Taylor (S)Contributors
: EastEnders
Frank and Peggy try to deal with the wayward Janine. And Kathy doesn't notice the warning signs from Vic.For cast see Tuesday 21 and Tuesday 28 (S) (W)
: Holby City: Knife Edge
Mike Barratt arrives back in Holby to run a new general surgery ward. His team are thrown in at the deep end when they are forced to choose between saving the guilty or the innocent after a racist attack. See Choice.Written by Al Hunter Ashton
Producer Yvon Grace : Director Jamie Annett (S) (W) Drama: page 9
Contributors
: BBC News
With Michael Buerk. Regional NewsWeather with John Kettley (S)
Contributors
: Dinnerladies: Gamble
Victoria Wood's comedy series set in a factory canteen.Bren's past catches up with her.
(For cast see Thursday 30) (S)
(Another episode can be seen tomorrow at 9pm)
Comedy: page 7
Contributors
: They Think It's All Over
Comedy sports quiz hosted by Nick Hancock , with David Gower , Gary Lineker , Rory McGrath and Jonathan Ross.Repeated next Tuesday (S) (W) The final show can be seen on Christmas Day at 11.10pm
Contributors
: It's Slade
In the 1970s pop group Slade led by the leather-lunged voice of Noddy Holder achieved six number one hits a feat rivalled only by Abba and sold more than 20 million records in a career spanning 20 years. See Choice.Producer Len Brown ; Executive producer Alan Brown (S)
Contributors
: Who on Earth?
Concluding the series in which five commentators give their opinions on what Jesus of Nazareth would have thought of modem society. (S) (W): Best of British
The final programme of the recent series profiles one of Britain's best-loved entertainers George Cole , whose career spans six decades and includes playing dodgy dealerArthur Daley in Minder. The series is set to return next year. Producer Jane D'Albiac : Series producer Steven D Wright (S)
Followed by Skiing Forecast
Contributors
: Faces of Islam
Dr Muhammad Kabir Az-Zubair, who works in the field of molecular genetics discusses the moral considerations of genetic modification and cloning from a Muslim perspective.Repeated at 5.40am (S) (W)
Contributors
: For Deaf Viewers
A recent programme, shown with sign language and in-vision Subtitles. See Hear Shown Saturday at 11am on BBC2: BBC News 24
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