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: CBBC
Ends 11.00The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Lucy tells Charlie Brown that he walks in a funny way. (R) (S)
7.25 Arthur
The rest of the gang are unhappy at how much time Arthur is spending with Muffy. (R) (S)
7.50 UBOS
In the underground realm of the Scavenger Imps, two brothers make use of a magic portal to steal goods to sell in their world. Shown yesterday at 4.10pm on BBC1 (S)
8.10 Bob the Builder
Dizzy tries to scare away mice as Bob builds a shed for Farmer Pickles.
Repeated at 1pm (S)
8.20 Little Bear
Triple bill. Duck and Little Bear pretend to be each other, the cub loses his voice, then the search begins to find the perfect puddle. (R) (S)
8.45 64 Zoo Lane
The tale of an armadillo called Adam who is too small to play football. (R) (S)
9.00 Tweenies
Double bill. Jake feels very sick, then Milo talks about his fantasy jungle. (R) (S) (W)
9.40 Playdays
Friends join Rosie the Roundabout as she goes bird-spotting. (R) (S)
10.00 Teletubbies
Double bill of fun. Laa-Laa jumps indoors, then the Tubbies watch four boys playing with some piglets. (R) (S)
10.50 Ethelbert the Tiger
Ethelbert is unhappy because he thinks his home is too small, then he wishes he had wings like a bird. (S)
: Conference Live
lain Duncan Smith gives his first speech to the Conservative Party conference as leader. Andrew Marr analyses his performance while Zeinab Badawi gauges reactions from the delegates.Contributors
: CBBC: Bob the Builder
Shown at 8.10am (S): Schools programme
Science Zone (ages 9-11) People - Criminal Solutions: Working Lunch
Roundup of the latest consumer and business news.CEEFAX: page
: Holiday Snaps
Brief celebrity visits to various destinations.: Bundle of Joy **
Musical comedy starringDebbie Reynolds. During the Christmas rush, the chance discovery of a baby by a sales girl leads to an irreversible mix-up and many changes of heart. Review page 67. Director Norman Taurog
(1956. U)
Contributors
: News; Regional News (Digital:
UK Today) Weather: Awash with Colour
Dermot Cavanagh 's guest on the Powerscourt estate in Wicklow is TV personality Paul Roseby. Plus watercolour arts from Brenda Harris.Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
Celebrity chefs produce meals in 20 minutes.: Weakest Link
More acid-tongued ejections by Anne Robinson on the ruthless elimination quiz. Weakest Link tonight at 8pm on BBC1 BBC MAGAZINE: Weakest Link, £4.99Contributors
: TOTP2
Archive performances from T Rex, Kirsty MacColl, Eternal, Earth, Wind and Fire, Spandau Ballet and Free. Plus new music from Ryan Adams, Faith Hill and David Cassidy.(Repeated next Saturday) (Top of the Pops - Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1)
Website: [web address removed]
Top of the Pops Magazine: price £1.80, available monthly
Contributors
: Star Trek: the Next Generation
Another chance to see the opening episode of the sci-fi series, first shown in 1990 and starring Patrick Stewart. Encounter at Farpoint (part 1). Captain Picard and his crew are tormented by an extraordinary being called Q.WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult
Contributors
: The Money Programme
The return of the series taking an in-depth look at financial issues from both home and abroad.: Would Like to Meet
Kidderminster builder's merchant Mike, 30, has been single for two years. Lowri Turner and her dating team try to find out why by sending him on a dummy date. There he is found to have little to say, uncommunicative body language and uninspiring fashion instincts. With only six weeks to change him, the team take drastic measures.Series producer Alannah Richardson : Senes edrtor Daisy Goodwin
Contributors
: Baby Father
New four-part drama series exploring the London lives of four black men - Gus, Johnny, Beres and Linvall - as they try to deal with fatherhood, friendship and failure.Dramatised by Avril E Russell from the novel by Patrick Augustus
Producer Alison Lumb
Director Airick Riley
Contributors
: Body Briefs
Brain. A compilation from the award-winning seriesThe Human Body illustrating the processes of the brain. Producer Becky Jones ; Executive producer Alan Bookbinder
Postponed from 4 October Another episode tomorrow 9.50pm
Contributors
: Porridge
Final Stretch. Godber's parole board is approaching, but can he keep out of trouble until then? BBC VIDEO: a boxed set of the complete series, price £39.99: Newsnight
Analysis of the day's news, with Jeremy Vine.Then Party Conference Broadcast By the Conservative Party. (5)
Contributors
: Seinfeld
The Clip Show (part 1). The gang plan to go to the movies, but Jerry takes out a little time to look at nine years of memories, particularly relationships. n.45 The Clip Show (part 2). More clips, including a series of bloopers and a musical montage.: 48 Preludes and Fugues
Another recital fromBach's Well-Tempered Clavier.
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University 12.30 In Pursuit of Pleasure Off to Town 39169 1.00 Ever Wondered? 29343 1.30 The Sonnet Secondary Schools 2.00 Science Science in Action - Physical Processes - science in everyday situations.
Languages 4.00 Deutsch Plus (parts 13-16) Work Essentials 5.00 Music and Performance
Open University 6.00 Le Corbusier and the Villa la Roche 56324 6.30 The British Family: Sources and Myths
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