Listings
: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
Canine sleuthing.: CBBC: Smile
Estelle performs her new single Go Gone, while Grange Hill regulars Sammy O'Grady and Matt Buckley feature in Pop Art. Plus games and cartoons. With Barney Harwood and Rochelle Wiseman.[web address removed]
Contributors
Singer:
Estelle
Guest (Pop Art):
Sammy
O'Grady
Guest (Pop Art):
Matt
Buckley
Presenter:
Barney
Harwood
Presenter:
Rochelle
Wiseman
Director:
Ian
Trill
Producer:
Mo
Clasby
: Sunday Style
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen looks at the importance of colour in the home, and Chris Beardshaw shows how to introduce hues in the garden. MeanwhileLinda Barker discovers the roots of the colour purple, Kate Humble finds out why Iceland's lagoons are so blue, and celebrity guest Lenny Henry unveils plans for this year's Red Nose Day next month. Hosted by Nicki Chapman
Series producer Karen Mackinder
Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence
Llewelyn-Bowen
Unknown:
Chris
Beardshaw
Unknown:
Linda
Barker
Unknown:
Kate
Humble
Unknown:
Lenny
Henry
Unknown:
Nicki
Chapman
Producer:
Karen
MacKinder
: Wild Down Under
1/6. A repeat showing for the I series that explores the weird and wonderful natural history of Australasia.: Ski Sunday
Coverage from Bormio in Italy as the World championships conclude, with action from the men's and women's slalom.Introduced by Hazel Irvine.
Contributors
Introduced By:
Hazel
Irvine.
: Snooker
Coverage of this year's Masters tournament gets under way at2.00 with the match between defending champion Paul Hunter and veteran Steve Davis. Hosted by Ray Stubbs , with John Parrott.
www.bbc.co.uk/snooker BBCi: full, uninterrupted coverage available to digital viewers via the red button
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Hunter
Unknown:
Steve
Davis.
Unknown:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
John
Parrott.
: Star Trek: theMotion Picture
Epic and stately sci-fi adventure, the original movie based on the cult TV series, starring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy.The USS Enterprise is ordered back into service to confront an alien menace. Review page 54.
Director Robert Wise (1979, U)
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Shatner
Unknown:
Leonard
Nimoy.
Director:
Robert
Wise
Admiral James T Kirk:
William
Shatner
Mr Spock:
Leonard
Nimov
Dr Leonard BonesMcCoy:
Deforest
Kelley
Commander Willard Decker:
Stephen
Collins
Ilia:
Persis
Khambatta
Scotty:
James
Doohan
Uhura:
Nichelle
Nichols
: Athletics
Top British athletes are in Sheffield chasing selection for next month's European championships in Madrid. Double Olympic gold medallist Kelly Holmes goes in the 800m, men's 4x100m Olympic champions Jason Gardener and Mark Lewis-Francis go head to head in the 60m, while Janine Whitlock returns in the pole vault after a drug suspension. Hazel Irvine hosts.Timetable: 5.00 Women's pole vault; 5.20 Men's long jump; 5.50 Men's 60m semi-finals; 6.20 Women's 400m; 6.40 Women's 800m; 7.00 Men's 60m final. Producers Helen Kuttner and Martin Webster ; Editors Michael Cole and Jim Bentley www.bbc.co.uk/athletics Coverage of the Grand Prix athletics meeting is on Friday at 625pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Kelly
Holmes
Unknown:
Jason
Gardener
Unknown:
Mark
Lewis-Francis
Unknown:
Janine
Whitlock
Producers:
Helen
Kuttner
Producers:
Martin
Webster
Producers:
Jim
Bentley
: Time Commanders
5/8. Mesopotamia, AD 530: can jujitsu instructors 'rom Essex execute a Sassanid triumph over a vast- Byzantine Roman army? With Richard Hammond.
Series producer Angus Cameron
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Hammond.
Producer:
Angus
Cameron
: Snooker
The enticing tie between Paul Hunter and Steve Davis is the focus of coverage from the Masters tournament at the Wembley Conference Centre. Last year Hunter edged out Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-9 in an all-England thriller to land his third title in four years. Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo commentate. Ray Stubbs and John Parrott host. Producer Alison Witkover ; Executive producer Graham Fry BBCi: digital viewers can access blanket coverage via the red buttonContributors
Unknown:
Paul
Hunter
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
Ronnie
O'Sullivan
Unknown:
Dennis
Taylor
Unknown:
Willie
Thorne
Unknown:
John
Virgo
Unknown:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
John
Parrott
Producer:
Alison
Witkover
Producer:
Graham
Fry
: Never Mind the Buzzcocks
7/11. Ricky Wilson from Kaiser Chiefs is among the guests joining Bill Bailey , Phill Jupitus and Mark Lamarr. Director Paul Wheeler ; Producer Steve Doherty Repeated Sat Mark Lamarr hosts Shake, Rattle and Roll, Thursdays 9pm Radio 2 Phill Jupitus on the Oysterband: page 40Contributors
Unknown:
Ricky
Wilson
Unknown:
Bill
Bailey
Unknown:
Phill
Jupitus
Unknown:
Mark
Lamarr.
Director:
Paul
Wheeler
Producer:
Steve
Doherty
Unknown:
Mark
Lamarr
Unknown:
Phill
Jupitus
: Room 101
Actor Michael Gambon 's befes noires include birthdays and west London's modish enclave Notting Hill.Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer victoria Payne
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Gambon
Director:
Geraldine
Dowd
: Outlaws
6/12. Sins of the Father. Dunbar is forced to account for his self-harming teen daughter. Strong language.Writer Steve Coombes ; Director Richard Laxton
Producer Victoria Fea First shown on BBC3
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Coombes
Director:
Richard
Laxton
Producer:
Victoria
Fea
Bruce Dunbar:
Phil
Daniels
Theodore Gulliver:
Ray Emmet
Brown
Sarah:
Georgia
MacKenzie
DC Simons:
Danny
Cunningham
CS Ross:
Annabelle
Apsion
Janey:
Rebekah
Staton
Spmky Sutherland:
Craig
Parkinson
Supt Jackson:
Connor
McLntyre
William Duhaney:
Joseph
Hutton
John Stark:
Stuart
Wilkinson
Joanna Moore:
Paula
Wolfenden
Shevanya:
Rebecca
Gallagher
DrHarperhay:
Paul
McCleary
Laura:
Natalie
Press
: Match of the Day 2
Did Manchester United make amends for last season's4-1 drubbing by City, their biggest derby defeat for 15 years? Adrian Chiles introduces the highlights.
Series producer James Irving ; Editor Mark Demuth
Contributors
Introduces:
Adrian
Chiles
Producer:
James
Irving
Editor:
Mark
Demuth
: Arrested Development
Altar Egos. Michael has a one-night stand with a blind attorney. Next episode Thursday 10.10pm BBC4. Shown last Thursday on BBC4: Rugby Special
Six Nations highlights, includingEngland v France, plus Jeremy Guscott 's report on the burgeoning women's game. With John Inverdale. Director Phil Sibson ; Series editor Lucy Cutler
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Guscott
Unknown:
John
Inverdale.
Director:
Phil
Sibson
Editor:
Lucy
Cutler
: Snooker
Highlights of the all-Glaswegian tie between Stephen Maguire and Graeme Dott.Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Maguire
Unknown:
Graeme
Dott.
: Snooker Extra
Action from the opening tie in the Masters between Paul Hunter and Steve Davis.Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Hunter
Unknown:
Steve
Davis.
: BBC Learning Zone
www.bbcco.uk/ieamincjzoneWorkSkills: Webwise for Business Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Using the Internet 27725 3.00 Planning for Success 52375 4.00 Getting the Best from the Net 78801 5.00 Welcome to the Cybermarket
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