Listings
: CBeebies: The Story Makers
Milton sees a monster.Then Tweenies Songtime
: CBeebies: In the Night Garden...
A ride in the Ninky Nonk. (R) (S): CBBC: Do Something Different
Children face unique challenges.Digital viewers press red to see short films on children doing something different
: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
Two soldier ghosts appear.: CBBC: Watch My Chops
Corneil stays with Bernie.: CBBC: Dangermouse
Elephants are turned into sugar lumps.: The Future Is Wild
How, millions of years in the future, continental drift will merge Australia, North America and Asia into one land mass.: Odd Man Out
Classic drama starring James Mason as escaped prisoner Johnny McQueen, the idealist leader of "the organisation".During a hold-up to obtain funds he is shot. badly wounded and left in the street by a fellow gang member. From then on, he is hunted without mercy.
Review page 42.
(1946, PG) (BW) (S)
(The British film season continues with Hell Drivers at 11.50pm)
Contributors
: Working Lunch
With Adam Shaw and Nik Wood. www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunchContributors
: Hands on Nature
Badger watching secrets.: Living in the Sun
A couple look for a family home in Murcia.: Escape to the Country
A Leamington Spa couple move to Cornwall. (Revised rpt): Flog It!
The team search for valuables in Telford, where Paul Martin tries some hedge laying.Contributors
: Ready Steady Cook
With animal experts Mark O'Shea and Chris Packham.Contributors
: Weakest Link
Elimination quiz.: Animal Park: Wild on the West Coast
8/10. Kate Humble listens to whale song, Ben Fogle tries to save a stranded sea lion and a disease threatens the entire wild population of sea otters. (5)Contributors
: The Hairy Bikers' Cookbook
2/6; series two. Si and Dave Do Vietnam 2/2. The Emperor's Palace in Hue is the venue for paddy-field pork, spring rolls and sticky rice in a monsoon. Producers John Stroud and Vikram JayantiContributors
: Oz and James's Big Wine Adventure
2/5. Oz Clarke and James May are in the south, on the road to Provence, and Oz is beginning to despair at ever making a wine buff of James.Executive producer Nick Shearman
Contributors
: Dragons' Den: Where Are They Now?
3/4. Evan Davis revisits entrepreneurs from the previous two series, including Christian Lane who came up with a way to stop documents becoming creased. The final episode is tomorrow at 8pm.Producer Mark Helsby ; Exec producer Dominic Bird
Contributors
: Heroes: One Giant Leap
3/23. Claire attempts to maintain a normal life after a date takes a tragic turn, while Hiro convinces his friend they must go to America to save the world. The next episode follows on BBC3 at 10pm.Repeated tomorrow at 11.20pm and again next Sunday, and there's a fan's forum show on BBC7 at 6.30pm on Saturday
First shown on Sci-Fi (HD)
Moment of the Week: page 49
Programme guide at [web address removed] ; Top sci-fi show cliches at [web address removed]
Contributors
: Heroes Unmasked
2/23. Growing Pains. Hayden Panettierre explains how her character Claire Bennet can walk through fire.Series producer Adam Page; Executive producer Mark Cossey
(HD)
Contributors
: Best of Little Miss Jocelyn
New series 1/4. Highlights of the Bafta-nominated BBC3 series - which starts a second series on BBC2 soon.Director Nic Phillips ; Producers Nic Phillips , Jon Plowman and Gary Reich
Contributors
: Hyperdrive
3/6; series two. Admiral's Daughter. The SpaceAdmiral's daughter runs away to avoid university.
Shown last Thursday
: Hell Drivers
The first of a double bill of films in the British Films season is this thriller starring Stanley Baker. Released from prison and seeking anonymity, Tom takes a job with a firm of haulage contractors who stretch both drivers and regulations to the limit. Review page 42. Director C Raker Endfield (1957, PG) (BW)Contributors
: Clash by Night *
Low-key British crime drama starring Terence Longden. A bus moving prisoners between jails is hijacked by a gang trying to free their leader. Review page 42.Director Montgomery Tully (1963) The British films season continues tomorrow at 12.05am with Following
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