Listings
: CBBC: Wolverine and the X-Men
Logan and Beast try to pull the X-Men back together.: CBBC: What's New Scooby-Doo?
A phantom haunts a studio.: CBBC: Frankenstein's Cat
The Mayor needs a babysitter.: CBBC: Who Wants to Be a Superhero?
Followed by Bernard: CBBC: Dani's House
The actress loses her lucky socks.10.30 Dani thinks she is going to be assassinated.
: CBBC: The Story of Tracy Beaker
Double bill.: Switch
Kyle XY 4/10. Kyle realises he has feelings for Amanda.: Superagents
8/8. The remaining two contestants compete in their final challenge.: Sound
With DJ Ironik and grime artist Chipmunk.: Revealed
Two groups of friends are challenged to live without their mobile phones.: Coast
From South Uist to Harris. (Revised rpt): The Sky at Night
Europe's biggest space satellite. Shown last Sunday on BBC1BBC SKY AT NIGHT MAGAZINE: out monthly, price £4.25
: Film 2009 with Jonathan Ross
A look at how the recession is hitting Hollywood.Shown last Tuesday on BBC1
: Raise the Titanic
Adventure starring Jason Robards. Over 60 years have passed since the sinking of the Titanic. An intelligence unit from the US Navy attempts to salvage the wreck from its watery grave. Review page 53. Director Jerry Jameson (1980, PG)Contributors
: Natural World
Polar Bears and Grizzlies:Bears on Top of the World Exploring how the lives of grizzly and polar bears are becoming intertwined as a result of climate change. <s)
: Monty Halls' Great Escape
5/5. As autumn approaches, beachcomber Monty decides to become completely self-sufficient, setting himself the task of only eating what he's caught, shot or grown. This provides a chance for him to do the things he hasn't had time for so far, such as deer stalking and trout fishing. Producer Martin Pailthorpe ; Executive producer Dick ColthurstContributors
: Planet Earth
2/5. Mountains. Studying giant pandas, snow leopards and the other shadowy animals that inhabit the planet's mightiest mountain ranges. Producer Vanessa Berlowitz ; Series producer Alastair FothergillContributors
: Private Life of an Easter Masterpiece: The Taking of Christ
When Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio completed his portrayal of Christ's betrayal in the Garden of Gethsemane in 1602, the image became one of the most celebrated paintings of the age. Two centuries later, however, this most radical of religious images had apparently vanished from the face of the earth, leading it to become known as Caravaggio's lost masterpiece. This documentary tells the story of the painting and its dramatic rediscovery in 1990. Director/Producer Ian Michael Jones Master class: page 26Contributors
: Golf: the Masters
The third round on day three, live from Augusta National in Georgia, as those representatives of the world's elite who survived the cut move into position for a tilt at the coveted prize, the first Major of the season. It was a positive scene for the Americans at this stage last year, as Tiger Woods, Boo Weekley and Zach Johnson played the rounds of the day, all carding 68. Introduced by Gary Lineker , with commentary from Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Sam Torrance. See tomorrow's choice.Producer Kate McKeag ; Executive producer Paul Davies Simulcast in HD on the BBC HD channel
Digital viewers can see live coverage of Amen Corner - the nth, 12th and 13th holes - from 6.45pm to 10.00pm (Freeview until 8.30pm)
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: Hell in the Pacific
Second World War drama starring Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune. An American pilot and a Japanese naval officer come face to face on an uninhabited island at the height of the battle for the Pacific. Their impersonal war becomes a conflict between two men struggling for survival. Review page 53.Director John Boorman (1968, PG)
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: Mad Men
9/13; series two. Six-Month LeavePete seizes a chance to exploit an opportunity at the office, and an old friend benefits from Don's loyalty.
Shown last Wednesday For cast see page 106 WHY I LOVE MAD MEN: www.radiotimes.com/mad-men
: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.... and Spring
Contemplative drama starring Oh Young-Su and Kim Ki-Duk . The cycles and burdens of life are represented by the lives of a monk and a boy who live and meditate in a floating hermitage as the seasons change around them. In Korean with subtitles. Review page 53.Director Kim Ki-Duk ' (2003,15)
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