Fix and Foxi
Fix and Foxi help Professor Knox escape from the Cyclops.
7.05 Looney Tunes
Elmer Fudd, Bugs Bunny and a tough gangster cat feature in a triple bill.
7.30 Smile
Hip-hop collective Big Brovaz are among today's studio guests, while April's featured band Busted provide the music. Along with the usual competitions and games - including Pin the Tail on Nev - there's cartoon fun with Watch My Chops, Even Stevens, Arthur, Looney Tunes and Jackie Chan Adventures, and prehistoric teen adventures with Cavegirl.
Presented by Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and DJ Devstar.
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10.30 Tom and Jerry Kids
The juvenile cartoon characters feature in a triple bill.
10.50 So Little Time
Manuelois is upset when he is left out of the family portrait.
Contributors
Presenter (Smile):
Fearne
Cotton
Presenter (Smile):
Reggie
Yates
Presenter (Smile):
DJ
Devstar
Director (Smile):
Ian
Trill
Series Producer (Smile):
Fiona
Robinson
Travels with My Father. While travelling with his parents in Russia, Indy strikes out alone and meets up with world-famous novelist Leo Tolstoy. Starring
Sean Patrick Flanery.
Contributors
Unknown:
Leo
Tolstoy.
Unknown:
Sean Patrick
Flanery.
Dumfries and Galloway. Chris Beardshaw helps Scottish farmers transform a garden using exotic specimens imported by their adventuring ancestors. First shown last Friday
Presented by John Inverdale.
2.05 Rugby Special Highlights from yesterday's European Cup semi-final between Toulouse and Munster, plus a preview of this afternoon's semi-final, which kicks off at 2.45pm.
2.45 Rugby Union
Lelnster v Perpignan
Live coverage from Lansdowne Road of the second European Cup semi-final as Irish side Leinstertakeon France's
Perpignan. Leinster are facing their second French side in consecutive games, having knocked out Biarritz at the quarter-final stage. But will they fare so well against Perpignan, who qualified with a convincing 26-19 victory over Llanelli?
4.30 British Superbikes The action moves to Thruxton in Hampshire for round three.
5.00 World Superbikes Third-round action from Sugo, Japan.
6.00 Moto GP Coverage of the second Moto GP of the season in South Africa.
Producer Jonathan Bramley ; Editor
Lawrence Duffy
Contributors
Presented By:
John
Inverdale.
Producer:
Jonathan
Bramley
Editor:
Lawrence
Duffy
A classic episode from 1972 of the rag-and-bone sitcom, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell.
On a bitterly cold night, Harold and Albert receive a visit from two villains who seem strangely familiar. Guest-starring Leonard Rossiter and JG Devlin.
(R)(S)
Contributors
Writer:
Ray
Galton
Writer:
Alan
Simpson
Producer:
John Howard
Davies
Albert Steptoe:
Wilfrid
Brambell
Harold Steptoe:
Harry H.
Corbett
[Actor]:
Leonard
Rossiter
[Actor]:
J.G.
Devlin
More catastrophe-laden comic misadventures from 1973. When Betty announces she is pregnant, Frank's reaction is to visit the maternity clinic himself. With Michael Crawford , Michele Dotrice and guest star Christopher Biggins.
Written by Raymond Allen ; Producer Michael Mills
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Crawford
Unknown:
Michele
Dotrice
Unknown:
Christopher
Biggins.
Written By:
Raymond
Allen
Producer:
Michael
Mills
Second-round action from Sheffield's Crucible Theatre, with the best-of-25-frame matches played over three sessions.
In last year's tournament, round two saw a number of one-sided matches. Among the players cruising through to the last eight was Scotland's Stephen Hendry , the seven-times champion crushing Welshman Anthony Davies 13-3. The man he was to meet in the final, England's Peter Ebdon , had a tougher time in his encounter with compatriot Joe Perry but eventually eased through with the loss of seven frames. Presented by Hazel Irvine , with expert analysis from Steve Davis and John Parrott. www.bbc.co.uk/snooker
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Hendry
Unknown:
Anthony
Davies
Unknown:
Peter
Ebdon
Unknown:
Joe
Perry
Presented By:
Hazel
Irvine
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott.
5.00-6.00pm. Jack's suspicions are aroused when he makes a discovery about the commandos who attacked him. Mason, meanwhile, becomes nostalgic as his time grows short. The next episode follows on BBC3, while
Pure 24- an interactive forum for fans - is at 11.30pm.
www.bbc.co.uk/drama/24
Contributors
Jack Bauer:
Kiefer
Sutherland
Kate Warner:
Sarah
Wynter
Kimberly Bauer:
Elisha
Cuthbert
George Mason:
Xander
Berkeley
Sherry Palmer Penny:
Johnson
Jerakf
Tony Almeida:
Carlos
Bernard
President Palmer:
Dennis
Haysbert
Nina Myers:
Sarah
Clarke
Officer Brown:
Michael
McGrady
Bob Warner:
John
Terry
Reza Naiyeer:
Phillip
Rhys
Miguel:
Innis
Casey
Continuing a repeat run of the 20-something drama series. Sex, Lies and Muesli Yoghurt, Anna decides that Delilah has outstayed her welcome. Egg continues to have doubts over his choice of career. Contains strong language. Written by Richard Zajdlic ; Producer Jane Fallon
Director Audrey Cooke
Contributors
Written By:
Richard
Zajdlic
Producer:
Jane
Fallon
Director:
Audrey
Cooke
How will David Beckham react to an argument between his wife Victoria and boss Alex Ferguson ? All is revealed in the last in the series of the comic satire that catches celebrity look-alikes on camera. Contains strong language. Director Alison Jackson ; Producer Catherine Bailey
Shown last Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Beckham
Unknown:
Alex
Ferguson
Director:
Alison
Jackson
Producer:
Catherine
Bailey
Coverage of last night's IBFcruiserweight title fight at Foxwoods Resort Casino, Connecticut, as undefeated champion Vassiliy Jirov of Kazakhstan clashed with wily American veteran James Toney , a former middleweight and super-middleweight titleholder. Jim Neilly and Richie Woodall are in the commentary positions, with expert analysis coming from Steve Bunce and Claude Abrams.
Editor Jim Bentley ; Senior producerChris Lewis
Contributors
Unknown:
Vassiliy
Jirov
Unknown:
James
Toney
Unknown:
Jim
Neilly
Unknown:
Richie
Woodall
Unknown:
Steve
Bunce
Unknown:
Claude
Abrams.
Editor:
Jim
Bentley
Repeats are not indicated.
Exam Revision 2.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Design and Technology 2 - topics covered include resistant materials, systems and control/electronic products and textiles. Languages 4.00 Deutsch Plus (parts 1-4)
Working In Engineering 5.00 Basic IT and Web Skills
Open University 6.00 Open Advice Staying on Course
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