Listings
: CBeebies
Ends 7.00.Fimbles
Baby Pom wants to look after Baby Ribble.
6.20 Teletubbies
Watching boys make Chinese lanterns.
6.45 Clifford the Big Red Dog
Cleo helps Vaz with his new job.
: CBBC
Ends 8.30.Blue Peter
Simon Thomas tries out newspaper photography.
Shown last Friday on BBC1
7.25 Legacy of the Silver Shadow
13/13. The team have to stop the Crab master's plan.
7.50 Flint the Time Detective
The detectives track time shifter Shadow to Utrvcentury Japan.
8.10 Rotten Ralph
Animated adventure with the foul feline.
8.25 Newsround
Contributors
: CBeebies
Ends 10.25.Tweenies
The Tweenies make Bella a get-well card. (R) (S)
8.50 Bob the Builder
Mr Sabatini smashes his window while showing off his football skills. (R) (S)
9.00 The Shiny Show
Tigs hosts from a leisure centre. (R) (S)
9.20 Little Red Tractor: Farm of the Year
Mr Jones thinks Stan is trying to sabotage his efforts to win a prize. (S)
9.30 Teletubbies
The gang watch children exploring green. (R) (S)
10.00 Fimbles
Florrie finds a comb to tidy up Ribble. (R) (S)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
: The Phil Silvers Show: Bilko's Apeman
Bilko uses Doberman to try breaking into the movie world.(BW)
: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.10.50 Look and Read (ages 9-11) Shadow Play - a Secret Comes to Light 4689417 11.10
Megamaths (ages 7-9) Measure - Holidays 6656423 11.30 English Express (ages 9-11)
Language Knowledge - Thinking for Linking 1704146 11.50 See
You, See Me (ages 9-11) Citizenship - Making Decisions: in the Community 3059436 12.10
Around Scotland (ages 9-11) France - Ebbs and Flows
: Working Lunch
Business news.: Schools programmes
Repeats are not indicated.1.00 Numbertime (ages 4-6) Time-Telling the Time 50561271 1.15 Words and Pictures (ages 5-7)
Phonics Special "00"
: Rugby Special
A look back at the final round of games in the Six Nations.Shown yesterday at 12.20am
: China Sky
Second World War drama starring Randolph Scott and featuring Anthony Quinn. AnAmerican doctor returns to a Chinese hospital with his new wife, but she is soon frightened by the Japanese bombardment and jealous of her husband's relationship with a female colleague. Review page 44. Director Ray Enright (1945)
(BW)
Contributors
: Escape to the Country
Catherine Gee goes house-hunting in Devon for a family from West Sussex.: Ready Steady Cook
With guest chefs Paul Rankin and Tony Tobin.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz.: The Simpsons
Bart to the Future. Bart meets a native American who predicts that in 30 years' time he will be a failed musician, while Lisa will be President.: Three's a Crowd
The daily datinggame continues. With Claudia Winkleman. The next episode can be seen at 7.30pm on BBC3.First shown on BBC3
Contributors
: Ray Mears's Country Tracks
Mears explores the woodlands in autumn and discovers a plethora of nutritious delights. (Revised rpt): Art Crime
5/6. Rubens Unwrapped. Two tiny paintings by Rubens were stolen from a Spanish museum in 1985. One turned up a few months later in Sweden, but the other was missing for six years before turning up for sale on the black market in Miami, prompting an elaborate undercover sting to recover it. This is its labyrinthine tale. Director Rob Bentley ; Series producer Colette Right First shown on BBC4Contributors
: Ancient Voices
The Holy Grail's historical roots. (Revised rpt): Terry Jones' Medieval Lives
8/8. The King. How much do we really know about our medieval kings? Jones finds flaws in Richard the Lionheart, admirable qualities in the much maligned character of Richard II, negative bias in Shakespeare's portrayal of Richard III - and even a king airbrushed out of history.Director Nigel Miller ; Series producer Paul Bradshaw RT SHOP: accompanying book, £16.99 incl p&p. Call [number removed] (national rate)
Contributors
: University Challenge
Jeremy Paxman presides over more racking of brains as Magdalen College, Oxford, do battle with St Andrews University in the first of the student quiz semi-finals.Director Vemon Antcliff ; Producer Peter Gwyn (AD)
Contributors
: Comedy Night
Ends 10.30.Room 101 Comedian and writer Linda Smith tries to persuade Paul Merton of the inherent disposability of Tim Henman and adults who read Harry Potter novels.
Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Victoria Payne (AD)
9.30 Coupling Remember This. Patrick and Sally try to recall what happened when they first met.
Writer Steven Moffat : Director Martin Dennis ; Prod Sue Vertue (AD) 5 Sarah Alexander stars in The Worst Week of My Life on Friday at 9pm on BBC1
10.00 Nighty Night 3/6. Don becomes frustrated when Cath starts a course of celibacy. The next episode is on BBC3 at 10.30.
Writer Julia Davis ; Director Tony Dow ; Producers Alison MacPhail and Ted Dowd First shown on BBC3 (AD) Alison Graham on "offensive" comedy: page 57
Contributors
: Newsnight
Analysis of the news with Kirsty Wark.[web address removed]
Contributors
: BBC4 on BBC2: Earth from the Air
Yann ArthusBertrand spent a decade making a photographic inventory of the Earth's surface. Though strikingly beautiful, he sees the pictures as carrying an environmental, rather than artistic, message. In this film he travels around the world, talking about ecological issues that motivate him. In French with subtitles. Director Cassie Farrell ; Executive producer Michael Poole
Contributors
: BBC Learning Zone: Languages and Travel
[web address removed]Repeats are not indicated.
Japanese Language and People (parts 1-10)
An introduction to the language, culture and everyday life of Japan.
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