Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Susanna Reid and Bill Turnbull.Contributors
Presented By:
Susanna
Reid
Presented By:
Bill
Turnbull.
: Uncharted Territory
Two sisters experience the ins and outs of property-buying in Hungary.: Homes under the Hammer
A simple terraced house in Exeter, a detached bungalow in Kent and a property in Fife that was a disused sub-station in a previous life. Followed by News; Weather: To Buy or Not to Buy
A couple from Hertfordshire seek a B&B in North Wales.: Car Booty
Myrna wants to visit every country in Africa. Can she sell enough clutter to make Morocco her next destination? (5) Followed by News; Weather: Cash in the Attic
A couple of former jewellers hope to turn their valuables into a hydrotherapy bath.: BBC News; Weather
Regional News; Weather: Neighbours
Dylan severs ties with Paul, while Lyn and Paul strike a deal. Repeated at 5.35pm: The Afternoon Play
The Hitch. In the last of this week's plays, two couples discover their marriages are not valid.Writer Martin Sadofski ; Producer
Sam Hill ; Director Neil Adams
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Sadofski
Producer:
Sam
Hill
Director:
Neil
Adams
Emma Priestley:
Samantha
Janus
John Priestley:
Jason
Merrells
Nicola Passmore:
Nicola
Stephenson
Steve Passmore:
Neil
Stuke
: Wildlife on One
What does it take to be a good mum? Elephant seals, sea otters and black bears help explore the issue.: CBBC: Maya & Miguel
Miguel's sporting form is not good.: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
A double bill of wish fulfilment.: CBBC: Stupid
King Stupid (Marcus Brigstocke) causes mayhem on Earth.Contributors
Writer:
Dean
Wilkinson
King Stupid:
Marcus
Brigstocke
: Neighbours
Shown at 1.40pm: BBC News
Presented by Sian Williams.www.bbc.co.uk/news
Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett.
Contributors
Presented By:
Sian
Williams.
Unknown:
Dan
Corbett.
: Through Hell and High Water
5/5. Having just experienced a life-threatening capsize, Ben and James struggle to get themselves back in the race. Amazingly, they're still in pole position in the pairs class. So with no water maker, no communications and intermittent navigation, they row like mad for the finish line. (5): Rogue Traders
Disguised as septuagenarian Roger, Matt Allwright investigates a company that uses hard-sell tactics to convince the elderly to buy expensive beds. How will a salesman react when Roger tries to show him the door? Series producer Jeff WilkinsonContributors
Unknown:
Matt
Allwright
Producer:
Jeff
Wilkinson
: EastEnders
The second time around, will Billy and Honey's wedding be the perfect day they're hoping for? Writer Annie Wood Cast page 23 Repeated at 10pm on BBC3[web address removed]
SOAP EastEnders 8.00pm BBC1
Albert Square has witnessed some truly fantastic weddings over the years. Remember Kat and Alfie's snow-sprinkled celebration? Or Grant's appalling singing of You'll Never Walk Alone to Sharon at their reception? And who can ever forget Pat and Frank's stomach-churning jellied eels and pearly kings extravaganza?
Tonight, it's Billy and Honey's second attempt to get hitched, but it looks like being a memorable day for all the wrong reasons. It certainly gets off to a bad start, with Billy waking up in a furniture warehouse wearing only his boxer shorts. But it gets worse, descending into increasing farce involving a suspected flasher, a couple of punch-ups, police cells, a faulty bathroom door, an old sack and a pair of wellies. Don't ask. Jane Rackham Soap & Flannel: page 24
Contributors
Writer:
Annie
Wood
: My Hero
New series 1/8. When George pops back to Ultron for a game of poker he loses more than the shirt off his back - and Janet finds herself married to a man she's never met (James Dreyfus ) as the comedy returns.Writer Daniel Peak
Producers Jamie Rix and John Stroud ; Director John Stroud The Inside Story: page 96
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Dreyfus
Producers:
Jamie
Rix
Producers:
John
Stroud
Director:
John
Stroud
George Monday:
James
Dreyfus
George Sunday:
Ardal
O'Hanlon
Janet:
Emily
Joyce
Mrs Raven:
Geraldine
McNulty
Piers:
Huqh
Dennis
Tyler:
Philip
Whitchurch
Arnie:
Lou
Hirsch
Stanley:
Tim
Wylton
Ella:
Lill
Roughley
Ollie:
Finlay
Stroud
Cassie:
Madeleine
Mortimer
Ultron postman:
Pat
Kelman
: Little Britain
1/6; series three. Matt Lucas and David Walliams 's comic creations ascend to new levels of grotesquery as Dudley's Thai bride Ting Tong arrives on his doorstep and Bubbles bumps into her ex-husband and his new wife at the health spa. Guest starring Anthony Head , Rob Brydon and Cat Deeley. Writers Matt Lucas and David Walliams ; Director Declan Lowney ;Producer Geoff Posner
Contributors
Unknown:
Matt
Lucas
Unknown:
David
Walliams
Unknown:
Ting
Tong
Unknown:
Anthony
Head
Unknown:
Rob
Brydon
Unknown:
Cat
Deeley.
Unknown:
Matt
Lucas
Unknown:
David
Walliams
Director:
Declan
Lowney
Producer:
Geoff
Posner
: The Kumars at No 42
2/6. Chart-topping jazz man Jamie Cullum and seasoned US actress Cybill Shepherd join Sanjeev and the family in their charming Wembley home.Producer Alex Jackson-Long ; Executive producer Anil Gupta
Contributors
Unknown:
Jamie
Cullum
Producer:
Alex
Jackson-Long
Producer:
Anil
Gupta
: BBC News
With Fiona Bruce. Regional NewsThen Weather with Darren Bett. (5)
Contributors
Unknown:
Fiona
Bruce.
Unknown:
Darren
Bett.
: Blondie - One Way or Another
The absorbing story of New York's most successful and enduring female-fronted band, from their beginnings at punk club CBGBs in 1974 to their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year. Includes exclusive footage from their recent UK tour plus in-depth interviews with current and ex-band members, and friends including Iggy Pop and Tommy Ramone. Mark Radcliffe narrates.Music documentary 10.35pm BBC1
For the legions of Blondie fans this is a real honey of a documentary, featuring interviews with all the band members and with musical luminaries such as Chris Frantz of Talking Heads, and Iggy Pop, as well as enough archive footage to give an old punk the CBGB's.
It's both a fantastic snapshot of a particular period and a classic rock 'n' roll tale. Some myths are laid to rest, such as why Debbie Harry only dyed half her hair blonde (not, as was supposed, to make a statement about the two sides of her personality but because she couldn't reach the back), and there are some great quotes - such as Iggy's description of Debbie's performance as being like "Barbarella on speed". But when you listen to some of Blondie's horribly out-of-tune early demos (such as the unrecognisable one for Heart of Glass), you'll be astounded they got where they did. JR
Contributors
Interviewee:
Iggy
Pop
Interviewee:
Tommy
Ramone
Interviewee:
Chris
Frantz
Narrator:
Mark
Radcliffe
Producer:
Matt
O'Casey
Executive producer:
Ricky
Kelehar
: Mad Max
Ground-breaking action adventure starringMel Gibson. In Australia in the near future, urban society is in terminal decay. Spurred on by tragedy, policeman Max Rockatansky decides to enforce a new kind of law - that of cold-blooded revenge. Review page 43. Director George Miller (1979, 18) And Don't Miss .. : page 37
Followed by Weatherview
Contributors
Unknown:
Mel
Gibson.
Unknown:
Max
Rockatansky
Director:
George
Miller
: BBC News 24
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