Listings
: CBeebies: Charlie and Lola
Marv's little brother Morton proves to be a shy playmate for Lola.: CBeebies: Boogie Beebies
Pete and Nat do a supermarket dance.: CBeebies: Tweenies
The gang learns all about bats.: CBeebies: Lunar Jim
Flowers cause Ripple to nod off.: CBBC: Roar
A bird that can break the speed limit without flying.: CBBC: Arthur
Double bill.: CBBC: Zombie Hotel
Ely decides to base his Halloween presentation on zombies.: CBBC: Only in America
Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates check out US summer camps.Contributors
: CBBC: The Fairly Odd Parents
Timmy tries to make Mark Chang feel at home.: CBBC: Even Stevens
Ren promises to get Louis a job.Followed by Raven (Revised rpt)
: Animal Park
Ben Fogle plays mother to two orphaned rhino calves.(Revised rpt)
Contributors
: The Munsters: Follow That Munster
Herman spends his nights working as a private detective. (BW): The Daily Politics
Parliamentary update.: Working Lunch
Adrian Chiles presents the top stories from the City. www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunchContributors
: The Witness
Revisiting historical landmarks.: The Hawaiians
Period drama set in Hawaii, starring Chariton Heston. When his grandfather dies and his cousin Micah Hale takes over the family business, Whip Hoxworth sets up his own plantation and is determined to make his fortune on the islands. Review page 53. Director Tom Gries (1970)Contributors
: Castle in the Country
A visit to the 900-year-old gardens at Rockingham Castle.: Flog It!
The people of Portsmouth have their treasures valued.: Ready Steady Cook
Mind-control expert DrewMcAndrew and escapologist Tom Lyon guest in a special
Halloween edition.
Contributors
: Weakest Link
Back-stabbing quiz.: Sudo-Q
Sudoku and general knowledge quiz.: Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two
Patrick Swayze joins Claudia Winkleman to give his verdict on this year's crop of celebrities.Contributors
: MythBusters
Is missing US union boss Jimmy Hoffa really buried in New Jersey? Can a jet plane blow a taxi off the road? And what is the world's most venomous spider? Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage investigate.Contributors
: Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife
Orkney Islands. Bill makes a first visit to the Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland, in search of our best coastal wildlife. He gets a close-up view of seal pups, revels in the flight of the British albatross and is overwhelmed by the sight and sound of 50,000 sea birds on the cliffs at Marwick Head.Producer Hugh Pearson ; Executive producer Fiona Pitcher
www.bbc.co.uk/animals
Contributors
: Heston Blumenthal: in Search of Perfection
New series 1/7. Chef Heston Blumenthal applies his unique "molecular gastronomy" to revolutionise the nation's favourite dishes. Heston analyses every ingredient, to reinvent the way we cook in the 21st century - so the recipes can be attempted at home with minimum fuss but maximum taste. First up are British classics bangers and mash, and treacle tart. Producer Andrew Fettis : Series producer Michael Massey Banger to rights: page 32Contributors
: Digging Deep
3/8. "Horticultural therapists" Amanda Brooks and Andre Smith take on the garden of Sheila Kennedy. She moved to West Drayton in west London to look after her father when he suffered a stroke. Since then, she has been his full-time carer. As Sheila's horizons are limited, Andre and Amanda want her garden to have colour, vitality and a sense of travel. Director Zazie Mackintosh ; Producer Claire Hobday Alan Titchmarsh 's tips: p32; Free gardening books offer pContributors
: Horizon
5/8. The Great Robot Race. There's$2 million at stake, as 20 robot cars race across the Nevada desert. With no drivers or remote controls, the cars are on their own. Horizon follows the engineers' successes and failures as they develop the vehicles. If any complete the course, they will have solved many of the most difficult problems in robotics. Producer Mickey Lachman ; Editor Andrew Cohenwww.bbc.co.uk/horizon Machine Men is at 11.20pm
Contributors
: This World
5/6. Iran Kidney Sale. In Iran the buying and selling of kidneys is regulated by the state, which claims to have eliminated waiting lists for people on dialysis. But if you don't have the money, there is no list to get on. This World filmed inside one of Iran's kidney donor clinics where the poor and desperate come to sell an organ in the hope of funding a better life. Director Nima Sarvestani ; Producer Malla Grapengiesserwww.bbc.co.uk/thisworld
Contributors
: Machine Men: BBC4 on BBC2
From Doctor Who to The Six Million Dollar Man, the role of robotics is celebrated by Time Shift.Director Tom Cholmondeley ; Series producer John Das
Contributors
: BBC News 24
is - until lam): BBC Learninq Zone
Schools Repeats not indicated www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone2.00 Key Stage 3 Bitesize Revision: English 1
4.00 Key Stage 3 Bitesize Revision: English 2
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