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Crash Test Dummies
Comedians Steve Marsh and Dan Wright present another round of mayhem as they visit a scrap yard, and have a game of car conkers. Plus, a race to see who is the quickest at destroying a vehicle.
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| 05.50 |
Futurama: Welcome to the World of Tomorrow
Tania Bryer narrates a behind-the-scenes look at Matt Groening's animated sci-fi comedy series.
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| 06.00 |
Are You Smarter Than a 10 Year Old?
Game show in which adult contestants are paired with junior helpers to answer questions from the national curriculum for the chance of a £50,000 prize, but face public humiliation if they have to ask for assistance. Presented by Dick and Dom.
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| 07.00 |
Brainiac: Science Abuse
Horse-racing pundit John McCririck undergoes the Celebrity Day Job Electrocution Challenge, while Vic Reeves and Jon Tickle test the flying abilities of household objects. Plus, a look at the crumbliest foods and an experiment to try out a variety of alternative fire extinguishers, including a steam roller and explosives.
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| 08.00 |
Guinness World Records Smashed!
Steve Jones and Konnie Huq introduce the challenge show in which members of the public and celebrities try to break world records. Teenage opera singer Faryl Smith attempts to use the highest number of languages sung by an artist during one song, two BMX riders make an effort to perform the highest backflip and the presenters compete against one another in a moonwalking task.
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| 09.00 |
Oops TV
Selection of video out-takes, sporting mishaps, home recordings, CCTV footage and internet broadcasts. Narrated by Justin Lee Collins.
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| 10.00 |
Pineapple Dance Studios
Louie takes a class at his old dance college, the studio's newly formed troupe prepares for a promo, and Andrew is reunited with his mother ahead of a potentially life-changing performance.
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| 11.00 |
Got to Dance
A look back the memorable performances of the dancing competition. Featuring clips of different auditions and live routines as well as the comments, banter and put downs dished out by host Davina McCall and the judging panel made up of Adam Garcia, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo.
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12.00 |
Got to Dance
A look at what the future holds for 10-year-old Got to Dance champion Akai, who beat hundreds of rivals on the talent show.
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| 13.00 |
Project Runway
The remaining contestants are challenged to design an outfit for their models to wear to an industry event - with a budget of $100. Presented by Heidi Klum.
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| 14.00 |
Oops TV
Selection of video out-takes, sporting mishaps, home recordings, CCTV footage and internet broadcasts. Narrated by Justin Lee Collins.
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| 15.00 |
Futurama: Welcome to the World of Tomorrow
Tania Bryer narrates a behind-the-scenes look at Matt Groening's animated sci-fi comedy series.
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| 15.15 |
Futurama
Feature-length episode. Bender becomes addicted to Dungeons & Dragons, and starts to believe he is really a character from the game - causing him to be committed to a robot asylum. Meanwhile, Leela enters a demolition derby against the wishes of Prof Farnsworth, who punishes her by fitting a collar that administers an electric shock in response to inappropriate thoughts.
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| 17.00 |
Liza and Huey's Pet Nation
Actress Debra Stephenson joins Liza Tarbuck and Fun Lovin' Criminals frontman Huey Morgan, and there is a look at the latest canine fashions.
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| 18.00 |
Futurama
Part three of four. Monster Yivo uses a tentacle to control Fry as it dominates the Earth and makes him the messenger, but when the invader announces its good intentions Leela searches for an ulterior motive. Meanwhile, Bender becomes disillusioned with the League of Robots.
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| 18.30 |
Futurama
Part four of four. Monster Yivo confesses his love for humanity and invites everyone to move into his abode to make amends after Leela discovered his initial motive was to reproduce. Bender is unimpressed when he learns robots are not allowed and decides to take action against the invader.
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| 19.00 |
My Pet Shame
Gavin & Stacey star Joanna Page joins forces with vet and behaviourist Marc Abraham to visit a range of animals that embarrass their owners, including a horse that dribbles green slime, a cat with poor bladder control, a smelly dog and a ferocious ferret.
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| 20.00 |
Glenn Martin, DDS
The Martins visit Jackie's ex Gary Ross, a millionaire plastic surgeon in Los Angeles. Glenn is wary of his rival at first, but is soon sucked in by the offer a job and the Beverly Hills lifestyle. With the voice of Gene Simmons.
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| 20.30 |
The Simpsons
Homer is fired from the power plant and becomes so dejected that he contemplates suicide - until a near-tragic road accident makes him realise his purpose in life is to make Springfield safer.
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| 21.00 |
The Simpsons
Homer is aghast to overhear Marge threatening to leave him and makes a big effort to turn over a new leaf, starting by taking her out for the night - leaving their kids in the care of the babysitter from hell.
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| 21.30 |
Glenn Martin, DDS
The family travels to Washington DC to meet Barack Obama when Courtney wins the trip in an essay competition. Glenn impresses from the outset by saving the President's tooth, earning himself a mention in a presidential address, but his daughter is less than impressed with his attention-seeking antics.
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| 22.00 |
Happy Gilmore
Adam Sandler has come on a bit since he made this knockabout sports comedy in which he stars as Happy Gilmore, a second-rate ice-hockey player whose thuggish tactics are the only thing keeping him on the team. When his slap-shot is noticed by Carl Weathers and turned into a golfer's drive, Gilmore sees a way of earning enough cash on the fairway to save his granny's home from the depredations of the IRS. It's typical no-brainer fare, but the slapstick action does raise the occasional laugh.
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| 23.45 |
Classic Albums
Concert footage, home movies and interviews in Jamaica give a background to the Wailers' LP Catch a Fire, which launched Bob Marley onto the global music scene. Chris Blackwell reveals how he masterminded the overdubbing of the album for the rock market and Bunny Wailer shows he is still on top form.
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