Listings
: CBeebies: Teletubbies
Then Tweenies Songtime: CBBC: Help! Teach Is Coming to Stay
Teachers learn all about their pupils' hobbies.: CBBC: Gimme a Break
Followed by Bernard: Dangermouse
Penfold's hearing problems help him to save the day.: The Flintstones
Crooks trick Fred into doing their dirty work.11.35 Fred inherits a house, but encounters problems with his new neighbours.
: Daily Politics
With Anita Anand.: Working Lunch
Answering viewers' questions on debt. with Declan Curry and Naga Munchetty.Contributors
: Out of the Blue
Poppy struggles over what to do about Tracy's secret.: Coast
(Revised rpt): Animal Park: Wild in Africa
Ben Fogle watches a flamingo migration in Namibia.Contributors
: Market Kitchen
Monty Waldin provides a guide to biodynamic wines. First shown on UKTV FoodContributors
: Murder, She Wrote
According to Maggie. One of Jessica's former students solves a murder.: Flog It!
Paul Martin meets people in Edinburgh who are eager to sell their valuables.Contributors
: Are You an Egghead?
Quiz-show winners compete to join the programme.: Escape to the Country
A couple search for a rural retreat in Dorset.: Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two
Analysis of the dancing couples' progress. The competition continues tomorrow on BBC1.: Fossil Detectives
Hermione Cockburn and the team try to track down evidence of London's ancient past.Series producer Karensa Jennings First shown on BBC4 FREE fossil-hunting guide: call [number removed] (calls cost a max of 8p per min; mobile networks may vary) or visit open2.net/fossildetectives
Contributors
: An Island Parish
7/12; series three. Heike the vet plans to revive her foot-modelling career, and Nigel's long-lost son Greg wants to train as a Buddhist monk.Producer Nigel Farrell ; Executive producer Paul Sommers
Any episode, after it has first been broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
Contributors
: Mastermind
Tonight's specialist topics include the Harry Palmer novels and folk singer Tom Paxton.Contributors
: Gardeners' World
Toby Buckland makes a customised wormery to help deal with the autumn leaves, Joe Swift and his family harvest pumpkins to make Halloween lanterns, and Carol Klein creates late-season colour. Series producer Rosemary Edwards gardenersworld.com Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel Alan Titchmarsh 's tips: page 28Contributors
: The American Future: a History, by Simon Schama: What Is an American?
4/4. The historian explores the role of race in the nation's past. The early settlers were immigrants, but their vision of America was fundamentally Protestant and white. What were the steps that led from that narrow definition of nationality to John F Kennedy's recognition that the USA was a nation of immigrants?(Rptd next Sunday)
Any episode, after it has first been broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at [web address removed]
Contributors
: QI
With John Sessions and Clive Anderson.Director Ian Lorimer ; Producer John Lloyd
Contributors
: Newsnight Review
Guests include Oliver Stone.Followed by Weather
Contributors
: Later.... with Jools Holland
7/9. Grace Jones and Seu Jorge feature in an extended version of Tuesday's live show. Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channelContributors
: Star Trek: the Next Generation
Series seven.Masks
An alien device takes over.
1.20 Eye of the Beholder
Troi and Worf become romantically involved.
: Harlequin
Eerie drama starring Robert Powell.A faith-healer's strange powers begin to threaten a rising senator's career.
Review page 44.
(1980, 15)
Contributors
: Kath & Kim
1/8; series three.Cactus Hour
Kath's former husband gets his feet under the table.
(Shown yesterday at 12.20am)
4.05 2/8. The Mango Espadrille
Sharon arranges a day at the races.
(Shown yesterday 12.45am)
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