Listings
: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
A double bill of magical mayhem.: CBBC: The Saturday Show
Gunge. games and cartoons.With Simon Grant, Jake Humphrey and Angellica Bell.
(Also on CBBC channel)
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: CBBC: Dance Factory
4/9. Reggie Yates and the team aim to turn more non-dancers into the next Britney or Usher. Also on CBBC channel.Contributors
: CBBC: Top of the Pops Saturday
Featuring Rooster, Kim-Lian, Mario and duo BodyRockers. Presented by Fearne Cotton, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes.(Also on CBBC channel)
(Rptd 6pm CBBC channel)
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: Football Focus
Manish Bhasin , Mark Lawrenson and Gordon Strachan preview the FA Cup semi-finals. Man United v Newcastle tomorrow 1.50pmContributors
: Grandstand
Introduced by Steve Rider.1.05 London Marathon Preview Coverage tomorrow 8.45am.
1.15 World Snooker Coverage of Ronnie O'Sullivan v
Stephen Maguire at Sheffield's Crucible. BBCi: interactive features available
2.00.3.20 Rugby Union
Bath v Leeds Rhinos Build-up to and live coverage of the Powergen Cup final from Twickenham (kick-off 2.30). Bath have won the competition a record ten times, while Leeds take a break from relegation fears. Nick Mullins and Brian Moore commentate.
Code for 2.00-4.30 (non-PDC) Rugby Special is tomorrow 12.10am BBC2
3.15 Football Latest
TV presentation Ken Burton
Editor Ron Chakraborty BBCi: 2.45-6pm - Score Interactive
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: BBC News
Regional News; Weather 301205? Then Party Election Broadcast By the Conservative Party.: Just for Laughs
2/6. A bikini-clad woman has unwitting shoppers in a fluster. Postponed from last Saturday 62<: Strictly Dance Fever
4/11. The contest begins in earnest as the ten best couples take part in a live dancing competition. Which duo will be the first to be voted off? Graham Norton hosts. Voting details on the night. Coverage continues at 7pm on BBC3 and again at 9.10pm on BBC1. Director Nikki Parsons ; Executive producer Karen Smith www.bbc.co.uk/strictlydancefeverContributors
: Doctor Who: 4/13: Aliens of London: 1/2
A spaceship crash-lands in the Thames, closing London off and putting the rest of the world on red alert. Penelope Wilton guest-stars.Doctor Who Confidential is 7.45pm on BBC3.
Writer Russell T Davies
Repeated tomorrow at 7pm on BBC3
RT DIRECT: Cyberman CD Tin (limited edition), £25.99 (RRP £29.99) incl p+p. To order call [number removed] (national rate), quoting ref RT31 Behind the scenes: page 12; Alison Graham on the Eccleston debate: page 69
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: The National Lottery - Jet Set
An exotic destination awaits the winner of tonight's quiz hosted by Eamonn Holmes. Plus tonight's draws. Director John L Spencer ; Series producer Michael MannesContributors
: Casualty
Cops and Robbers. Has Bex the strength to go ahead with the court case? Pete makes a shock revelation.Contributors
: Strictly Dance Fever: the Results
Which couple is heading for the exit? Zoe Ball has the post-results show at 9.35pm on BBC3.Contributors
: Outtake TV
Hilarious and humiliating clips, never intended to see the light of day, are dusted off by Anne Robinson.Director Richard Valentine : Producer Helen Tumbridge
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: BBC News
With Jane Hill.Weather with Darren Bett.
Followed by National Lottery Update
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: Match of the Day
Highlights from Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers, the first of this weekend's FA Cup semi-finals. Plus a Premiership round-up. With Ray Stubbs. The second semi-final, Manchester United v Newcastle, is tomorrow 1.50pm. Producer Ian Finch ; Editor Mark DemuthRevised repeat tomorrow at 7am
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: Breakheart Pass
Western murder mvsterv with Charles Bronson and Ben Johnson. 1873: undercover agent John Deakin investigates a plot to steal loot from the isolated Fort Humboldt. Review page 59. Director Tom Gries (1976, PG)Followed by Weatherview
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