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- Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 13:04:01 +0100
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From: "Ian Robinson" <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "List UK Radio" <uk-radio-listeners@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 10:10 AM
Subject: BBC7 Schedule, Sat 5 to Wed 9
> Saturday 05 June
>
> Morning
>
> 07:00-08:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Kevin Duala presents the third part of Captain Betty and the
> Pirates by Joe Dunlop, and the final episode of our drama
> based on Michael Bond's book Paddington
> Bear. [Rptd today, 3.00pm]
>
> 08:00-11:00
>
> The Comedy Controller
> Armando Iannucci: The writer, comedian and producer Armando
> Iannucci chooses some personal favourites. [Rptd tonight,
> 9.00pm and Sunday 3.00am]
>
> 11:00-11:30
>
> Great Expectations
> Young Pip's affection for Estella grows, as does his desire to
> be a gentleman. [Episode 3 of 12, rptd Sunday 2.00am]
>
> 11:30-12:00
>
> Great Expectations
> Pip confides in Biddy that he wants to be a gentleman and lead
> a different life. [Episode 4 of 12, rptd Sunday 2.30am]
>
> Afternoon
>
> 12:00-12:30
>
> The Wordmiths at Gorsemere
> 2nd October 1799: William is having difficulty writing his
> poetry so the family decide to have a game of cricket. Mary
> smashes a few windows. [Rptd tonight,
> 7.00pm]
>
> 12:30-14:00
>
> Mrs Warren's Profession
> Considered shocking at the time of its writing, Shaw's play is
> a compelling tale of morals and money. With Maggie Steed.
> [Rptd tonight, 7.30pm]
>
> 14:00-15:00
>
> Garrison Keillor's Radio Show
> More music and comedy from your genial host, as well as the
> news from Lake Wobegon. [Rptd Sunday at 1.00am and 6.00am]
>
> 15:00-16:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Kevin Duala presents the third part of Captain Betty and the
> Pirates by Joe Dunlop, and the final episode of our drama
> based on Michael Bond's book Paddington
> Bear. [Rpt of today, 7.00am]
>
> 16:00-18:00
>
> The Big Toe Radio Show
> More guests, quizzes and great stories.
>
> Evening
>
> 18:00-18:40
>
> The Twilight Zone
> No Time Like the Past: A physicist believes that by using a
> time machine he can change the past to make a better future.
> [Rptd at midnight]
>
> 18:40-19:00
>
> The Silent Vulcan
> Nigel Anthony continues reading James Follett's sci-fi
> classic. [Episode 3 of 8, rptd Sunday 12.40am]
>
> 19:00-19:30
>
> The Wordsmiths at Gorsemere
> 2nd October 1799: William is having difficulty writing his
> poetry so the family decide to have a game of cricket. Mary
> smashes a few windows. [Rpt of today
> midday]
>
> 19:30-21:00
>
> Mrs Warren's Profession
> Considered shocking at the time of its writing, Shaw's play is
> a compelling tale of morals and money. With Maggie Steed. [Rpt
> of today, 12.30pm]
>
> 21:00-00:00
>
> The Comedy Controller
> Armando Iannucci: The writer, comedian and producer Armando
> Iannucci chooses some personal favourites. [Rpt of today
> 8.00am, rptd Sunday 3.00am]
>
> 00:00-00:40
>
> The Twilight Zone
> No Time Like the Past: A physicist believes that by using a
> time machine he can change the past to make a better future.
> [Rpt of Saturday 6.00pm]
>
> 00:40-01:00
>
> The Silent Vulcan
> Nigel Anthony continues reading James Follett's sci-fi
> classic. [Episode 2 of 8, rpt of Saturday 6.45pm]
>
> 01:00-02:00
>
> Garrison Keillor's Radio Show
> More music and comedy from your genial host, as well as the
> news from Lake Wobegon. [Rpt of Saturday 8.00pm, 1.00am, rptd
> Sunday 6.00am]
>
> 02:00-02:30
>
> Great Expectations
> Young Pip's affection for Estella grows, as does his desire to
> be a gentleman. [Episode 3 of 12, rpt of Saturday, 11.00am]
>
> 02:30-03:00
>
> Great Expectations
> Pip confides in Biddy that he wants to be a gentleman and lead
> a different life. [Episode 4 of 12, rpt of Saturday, 11.30am]
>
> 03:00-06:00
>
> The Comedy Controller
> Armando Iannucci: The writer, comedian and producer Armando
> Iannucci chooses some personal favourites. [Rpt of Saturday,
> 8.00am and 9.00pm]
>
> 06:00-07:00
>
> Garrison Keillor's Radio Show
> More music and comedy from your genial host, as well as the
> news from Lake Wobegon. [Rpt of Sunday 1.00am]
>
> Sunday 06 June
>
> Morning
>
> 07:00-08:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Sunday's Little Toe Show is presented by Kevin Duala. Victoria
> Wood reads the fourth episode of Captain Betty and the
> Pirates, plus Naughty stories for
> Good Boys and Girls. [Rptd today 3.00pm]
>
> 08:00-09:15
>
> Westway
> Omnibus: Another chance to hear last week's five episodes.
> [Episodes 21-25, rptd tonight 9.00pm and Monday 3.30am]
>
> 09:15-09:45
>
> Audio Diaries
> Roddy and Sam: Roddy is gay. He loves his mum and soft
> furnishings. But he's in love with a girl. [Rptd today 10.15pm
> and Mon 4.45am]
>
> 09:45-11:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Omnibus: Here's another chance to hear parts 3-7 of Still
> Life. [Rptd today, 10.45pm and Monday, 5.15am]
>
> 11:00-11:30
>
> The Comediennes
> Irene Handl: A look at ladies who make us laugh. This week,
> Irene Handl is profiled, with help from archive clips. [Rptd
> Monday 1.00am]
>
> 11:30-12:00
>
> How Tickled Am I?
> Eric Morecambe: Mark Radcliffe profiles Eric Morecambe, one of
> Britain's greatest ever entertainers. [Rptd Monday 1.30am]
>
> Afternoon
>
> 12:00-12:30
>
> Educating Archie
> A Ministry official reveals a new by-pass means all the houses
> in the village will be demolished. [Rptd tonight, 7.00pm]
>
> 12:30-13:00
>
> Take It From Here
> Jimmy Edwards, Frank Muir and Denis Norden are joined by The
> Keynotes in this episode first broadcast in 1953. [Rptd
> tonight, 7.30pm]
>
> 13:00-14:30
>
> The Road to Normandy
> An old soldier is invited to a reunion on the beaches of
> Normandy. But why is he so reluctant to go? [Rptd Monday,
> 2.00am]
>
> 14:30-15:00
>
> The Betty Witherspoon Show
> Ted Ray, Kenneth Williams and co sing a song about slimming,
> and there's an appeal from Scotland Yard. [Rptd tonight
> 8.30pm]
>
> 15:00-16:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Sunday's Little Toe Show is presented by Kevin Duala. Victoria
> Wood reads the fourth episode of Captain Betty and the
> Pirates, plus Naughty stories for
> Good Boys and Girls. [Rpt of today 7.00am]
>
> 16:00-18:00
>
> The Big Toe Radio Show
> More guests, quizzes and great stories.
>
> Evening
>
> 18:00-18:30
>
> Wyrd Sisters
> Three witches meet on a blasted heath while murder is in the
> air! Terry Pratchett's drama starring Sheila Hancock and Lynda
> Baron. [Episode 1 of 4, rptd
> at midnight]
>
> 18:30-19:00
>
> The Price of Fear
> The Waxwork: Oh my dears, Vincent Price is in your radio to
> chill your spine. [Rptd Monday 12.30am]
>
> 19:00-19:30
>
> Educating Archie
> A Ministry official reveals a new by-pass means all the houses
> in the village will be demolished. [Rpt of today, midday]
>
> 19:30-20:00
>
> Take It From Here
> Jimmy Edwards, Frank Muir and Denis Norden are joined by The
> Keynotes in this episode first broadcast in 1953. [Rpt of
> today, 12.30pm]
>
> 20:00-20:30
>
> The Burkiss Way
> Settle Out of Court the Burkiss Way: This week the team play
> What's My Gender and present a galactic edition of Panorama.
> First broadcast in 1980. [Rptd
> Monday 6.30am]
>
> 20:30-21:00
>
> The Betty Witherspoon Show
> Ted Ray, Kenneth Williams and co sing a song about slimming,
> and there's an appeal from Scotland Yard. [Rpt of today,
> 2.30pm]
>
> 21:00-22:15
>
> Westway
> Omnibus: Another chance to hear last week's five episodes.
> [Episodes 21-25, rpt of today 8.00am, rptd Monday 3.30am]
>
> 22:15-22:45
>
> Audio Diaries
> Roddy and Sam: Roddy is gay. He loves his mum and soft
> furnishings. But he's in love with a girl. [Rpt of 9.15am,
> rptd Mon 4.45am]
>
> 22:45-00:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Omnibus: Here's another chance to hear parts 3-7 of Still
> Life. [Rpt of today 9.45am, and rptd Monday, 5.15am]
>
> 00:00-00:30
>
> Wyrd Sisters
> Three witches meet on a blasted heath while murder is in the
> air! Terry Pratchett's drama starring Sheila Hancock and Lynda
> Baron. [Epsiode 1 of 4, rpt
> of Sunday 6.00pm]
>
> 00:30-01:00
>
> The Price of Fear
> The Waxwork: Oh my dears, Vincent Price is in your radio to
> chill your spine. [Rpt of Sunday 6.30pm]
>
> 01:00-01:30
>
> The Comediennes
> Irene Handl: A look at ladies who make us laugh. This week,
> Irene Handl is profiled, with help from archive clips. [Rpt of
> Sunday, 11.00am]
>
> 01:30-02:00
>
> How Tickled Am I?
> Eric Morecambe: Mark Radcliffe profiles Eric Morecambe, one of
> Britain's greatest ever entertainers. [Rpt of Sunday 11.30am]
>
> 02:00-03:30
>
> The Road to Normandy
> An old soldier is invited to a reunion on the beaches of
> Normandy. But why is he so reluctant to go? [Rpt of Sunday
> 1.00pm]
>
> 03:30-04:45
>
> Westway
> Omnibus: Another chance to hear last week's five episodes.
> [Episodes 21-25, rpt of Sunday 8.00am and 9.00pm]
>
> 04:45-05:15
>
> Audio Diaries
> Roddy and Sam: Roddy is gay. He loves his mum and soft
> furnishings. But he's in love with a girl. [Rpt of Sunday
> 9.15am and 10.15pm]
>
> 05:15-06:30
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Omnibus: Here's another chance to hear parts 3-7 of Still
> Life. [Rpt of Sunday, 9.45am and 22.45pm]
>
> 06:30-07:00
>
> The Burkiss Way
> Settle Out of Court the Burkiss Way: This week the team play
> What's My Gender and present a galactic edition of Panorama.
> First broadcast in 1980. [Rpt
> of Sunday, 8.00pm]
>
> Monday 07 June
>
> Morning
>
> 07:00-08:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Jez Edwards presents more from Wiggly Park, Dodie Smith's 101
> Dalmatians and Jane Danson reads more from Ruth Louise Symes'
> story Frankie's Romeo. [Rptd
> today, 3.00pm]
>
> 08:00-08:30
>
> The Now Show
> Punt and Dennis host the topical sketch and stand-up series
> from January 2002. The Now Show... then. [Rptd tonight,
> 10.30pm and Tuesday 4.00am]
>
> 08:30-09:00
>
> Radio Active
> Bioshow: Move over Sue Lawley! The hapless DJs try their hand
> at a Desert Island Discs style interview. [Rptd tonight,
> 10.00pm and Tuesday 3.30am]
>
> 09:00-09:15
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Religion, greetings cards and time are bothering Armando
> Iannucci. [Episode 1 of 5, rptd tonight at 6.30pm, and Tuesday
> at 12.30am]
>
> 09:15-09:30
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> The Dean hopes that TV personality Cornelius Carrington will
> help him get rid of Sir Godber, the new college master.
> [Episode 6 of 9, rptd tonight 6.45pm,
> and Tuesday 12.45am]
>
> 09:30-09:45
>
> Westway
> Jose is at the asylum hearing, Ned is still missing and Becky
> finally comes back from America. [Rptd Tuesday 3.00am]
>
> 09:45-10:00
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> Highwaymen, the Rise of Marlborough and War with Spain: When
> soldiers found themselves without work, crime rose as they
> tried to support themselves. Some
> became highwaymen. [Rptd Tuesday 3.15am]
>
> 10:00-11:00
>
> The Forsyte Chronicles
> It's spring 1930 and Dinny has had five marriage proposals but
> is still single. [Episode 20 of 23, rptd Tuesday 1.00am]
>
> 11:00-11:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Five Orange Pips: At breakfast one morning Colonel Elias
> Openshaw receives a letter whose singular contents spell
> violent death. [Rptd Tuesday 2.00am]
>
> 11:45-12:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 1: No longer at Cambridge, Frederica has
> given up her carefree, independent lifestyle. Can settling
> down bring her happiness? [Rptd Tuesday
> 2.45am]
>
> Afternoon
>
> 12:00-12:30
>
> I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
> Sandi Toksvig joins Humphrey Lyttleton, Samantha, Colin and
> the team. [Rptd tonight, 7.00pm and Tuesday, 5.30am]
>
> 12:30-13:00
>
> The Goon Show
> Seagoon MCC, The Man Who Won the War: Seagoon is trying to get
> thrown out of the army. Unfortunately all his 'bad' ideas seem
> to work. [Rptd tonight, 7.30pm
> and Tuesday 6.00am]
>
> 13:00-13:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> A Change of Mind: After appointing Paul Temple to investigate
> his daughter's murder, George Kelburn mysteriously asks him to
> drop the case. [Episode 3 of
> 8, rptd tonight, 8.00pm]
>
> 13:30-14:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 2 of 6, rptd tonight, 8.30pm]
>
> 14:00-14:30
>
> On Baby Street
> Baby-related sitcom starring Kathy Burke, Keith Allen,
> Caroline Aherne and Graham Fellows. [Rptd tonight, 9.00pm]
>
> 14:30-15:00
>
> Dad's Army
> The Showing Up of Corporal Jones: Arthur Lowe, Clive Dunn and
> the Home Guard gang have another mishap in this episode first
> broadcast in 1974. [Rptd tonight
> at 9.30pm and Tuesday 6.30am]
>
> 15:00-16:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Jez Edwards presents more from Wiggly Park, Dodie Smith's 101
> Dalmatians and Jane Danson reads more from Ruth Louise Symes'
> story Frankie's Romeo. [Rpt
> of 7.00am]
>
> 16:00-18:00
>
> The Big Toe Radio Show
> More quizzes, competitions and stories.
>
> Evening
>
> 18:00-18:30
>
> Space Force
> Threshold of Stars: Charles Chilton's sci-fi adventure
> continues. [Episode 5 of 6, rptd at midnight]
>
> 18:30-18:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Religion, greetings cards and time are bothering Armando
> Iannucci. [Episode 1 of 5, rpt of today, 9.00am, rptd Tuesday
> 12.30am]
>
> 18:45-19:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> The Dean hopes that TV personality Cornelius Carrington will
> help him get rid of Sir Godber, the new college master.
> [Episode 6 of 9, rpt of today, 9.15am,
> rptd Tuesday 12.45am]
>
> 19:00-19:30
>
> I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
> Sandi Toksvig joins Humphrey Lyttleton, Samantha, Colin and
> the team. [Rpt of today midday and rptd Tuesday, 5.30am]
>
> 19:30-20:00
>
> The Goon Show
> Seagoon MCC, The Man Who Won the War: Seagoon is trying to get
> thrown out of the army. Unfortunately all his 'bad' ideas seem
> to work. [Rpt of today 12.30pm,
> rptd Tuesday, 6.00am]
>
> 20:00-20:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> A Change of Mind: After appointing Paul Temple to investigate
> his daughter's murder, George Kelburn mysteriously asks him to
> drop the case. [Episode 3 of
> 8, rpt of today, 1.00pm]
>
> 20:30-21:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 2 of 6, rpt of today, 1.30pm]
>
> 21:00-21:30
>
> On Baby Street
> Baby-related sitcom starring Kathy Burke, Keith Allen,
> Caroline Aherne and Graham Fellows. [Rpt of today, 2.00pm]
>
> 21:30-22:00
>
> Dad's Army
> The Showing Up of Corporal Jones: Arthur Lowe, Clive Dunn and
> the Home Guard gang have another mishap in this episode first
> broadcast in 1974. [Rpt of today
> 2.30pm, rptd Tuesday 6.30am]
>
> 22:00-22:30
>
> Radio Active
> Bioshow: Move over Sue Lawley! The hapless DJs try their hand
> at a Desert Island Discs style interview. [Rpt of today,
> 8.30am and rptd Tuesday 3.30am]
>
> 22:30-23:00
>
> The Now Show
> Punt and Dennis host the topical sketch and stand-up series
> from January 2002. The Now Show... then. [Rpt of today 8.00am,
> Rptd Tuesday, 4.00am]
>
> 23:00-23:30
>
> And Now in Colour
> Fireworks are part of this week's programme and there's
> nothing like letting a lot of them off in order to grab some
> attention. [Rptd Tuesday, 4.30am]
>
> 23:30-00:00
>
> Girls Will Be Girls
> Rebecca Front and Sioned William with more songs and sketches,
> including Gina and Karina at the Health Club. [Rptd Tuesday,
> 5.00am]
>
> 00:00-00:30
>
> Space Force
> Threshold of Stars: Charles Chilton's sci-fi adventure
> continues. [Episode 5 of 6, rpt of Monday 6.00pm]
>
> 00:30-00:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Religion, greetings cards and time are bothering Armando
> Iannucci. [Episode 1 of 5, rpt of Monday 9.00am and 6.30pm]
>
> 00:45-01:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> The Dean hopes that TV personality Cornelius Carrington will
> help him get rid of Sir Godber, the new college master.
> [Episode 6 of 9, rpt of Monday, 9.15am
> and 6.45pm]
>
> 01:00-02:00
>
> The Forsyte Chronicles
> It's spring 1930 and Dinny has had five marriage proposals but
> is still single. [Episode 20 of 23. Rpt of Monday 10.00am]
>
> 02:00-02:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Five Orange Pips: At breakfast one morning Colonel Elias
> Openshaw receives a letter whose singular contents spell
> violent death. [Rpt of Monday 11.00am]
>
> 02:45-03:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 1: No longer at Cambridge, Frederica has
> given up her carefree, independent lifestyle. Can settling
> down bring her happiness? [Rpt of
> Monday 11.45am]
>
> 03:00-03:15
>
> Westway
> Jose is at the asylum hearing, Ned is still missing and Becky
> finally comes back from America. [Rptd of Monday 9.30am]
>
> 03:15-03:30
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> Highwaymen, the Rise of Marlborough and War with Spain: When
> soldiers found themselves without work, crime rose as they
> tried to support themselves. Some
> became highwaymen. [Rpt of Monday 9.45am]
>
> 03:30-04:00
>
> Radio Active
> Bioshow: Move over Sue Lawley! The hapless DJs try their hand
> at a Desert Island Discs style interview. [Rpt of Monday
> 8.30am and 10.00pm]
>
> 04:00-04:30
>
> The Now Show
> Punt and Dennis host the topical sketch and stand-up series
> from January 2002. The Now Show... then. [Rpt of Monday 8.00am
> and 10.30pm]
>
> 04:30-05:00
>
> And Now in Colour
> Fireworks are part of this week's programme and there's
> nothing like letting a lot of them off in order to grab some
> attention. [Rpt of Monday 11.00pm]
>
> 05:00-05:30
>
> Girls Will Be Girls
> Rebecca Front and Sioned William with more songs and sketches,
> including Gina and Karina at the Health Club. [Rpt of Monday,
> 11.30pm]
>
> 05:30-06:00
>
> I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
> Sandi Toksvig joins Humphrey Lyttleton, Samantha, Colin and
> the team. [Rpt of Monday at midday and 7.00pm]
>
> 06:00-06:30
>
> The Goon Show
> Seagoon MCC, The Man Who Won the War: Seagoon is trying to get
> thrown out of the army. Unfortunately all his 'bad' ideas seem
> to work. [Rpt of Monday 12.30pm
> and 7.00pm]
>
> 06:30-07:00
>
> Dad's Army
> The Showing Up of Corporal Jones: Arthur Lowe, Clive Dunn and
> the Home Guard gang have another mishap in this episode first
> broadcast in 1974. [Rpt of Monday
> 2.30pm and 9.30pm]
>
> Tuesday 08 June
>
> Morning
>
> 07:00-08:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Jez Edwards introduces more from Wiggly Park, Jessica
> Willcocks begins Anne Fine's Jennifer's Diary and there's the
> first part of The Riddle of the Frozen
> Phantom. [Rptd today, 3.00pm]
>
> 08:00-08:30
>
> A Swift Laugh
> Griff Rhys Jones presents classic comedy clips. [Rptd tonight,
> 10.30pm and Wednesday, 4.00am]
>
> 08:30-09:00
>
> In the Balance
> An apparent stomach complaint strikes a number of fans on the
> way to the World Cup and Prince Charles is nearly stabbed.
> [Rptd tonight, 10.00pm and Wednesday,
> 3.30am]
>
> 09:00-09:15
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Opera and ears are troubling comic genius Armando. [Episode 2
> of 5, rptd 6.30pm, Wednesday 12.30am]
>
> 09:15-09:30
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> A TV programme is to be made on the college, but will this
> portray Porterhouse and new master Sir Godber in a favourable
> light? [Episode 7 of 9, rptd 6.45pm,
> and Wednesday 12.45am]
>
> 09:30-09:45
>
> Westway
> Tension runs high in the Boyce family, Kelly misses her Mum
> and malingerer Len ends up in hospital. [Rptd Wednesday
> 3.00am]
>
> 09:45-10:00
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> A New Queen Mary and Why Britain Must Go to War: Queen Anne
> married George of Denmark and had no children, although she
> had been pregnant 18 times. [Rptd
> Wednesday, 3.15am]
>
> 10:00-11:00
>
> The Woman in White
> A chance meeting one night leads to a story of intrigue and
> madness. [Episode 1 of 4, rptd Wednesday 1.00am]
>
> 11:00-11:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Man With the Twisted Lip: On the trail of a missing man,
> Holmes enters to one of London's vilest opium dens. Starring
> Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.
> [Rptd Wednesday 2.00am]
>
> 11:45-12:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 2: Daniel's daughter has an accident, and
> lies unconscious in hospital. [Rptd Wed 2.45am]
>
> Afternoon
>
> 12:00-12:30
>
> The News Quiz
> Jeremy Hardy and Paul Sussman pit their news knowledge against
> Alan Coren and Clive Anderson. From April 1999. [Rptd today,
> 7.00pm and Wednesday, 5.30am]
>
> 12:30-13:00
>
> Hancock's Half Hour
> Hancock's School: Sid capitalises on Hancock's efforts to
> teach Bill to read by turning the house into an expensive
> public school. [Rptd today 7.30pm and
> Wednesday 6.00am]
>
> 13:00-13:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> Bill Fletcher's Story: The Temples narrowly escape injury when
> a bomb is sent to their home. [Episode 4 of 8, rptd tonight
> 8.00pm]
>
> 13:30-14:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 3 of 6, rptd tonight 8.30pm]
>
> 14:00-14:30
>
> Life, Death and Sex with Mike and Sue
> Mike highlights the plight of the homeless on air - to raise
> money for a new squash court. [Rptd tonight, 9.00pm]
>
> 14:30-15:00
>
> Steptoe and Son
> Live Now, Paye Later: Old man Albert's been defrauding the
> Inland Revenue and the Tax Inspector comes to investigate!
> [Rptd tonight, 9.30pm and Wednesday
> 6.30am]
>
> 15:00-16:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Jez Edwards introduces more from Wiggly Park, Jessica
> Willcocks begins Anne Fine's Jennifer's Diary and there's the
> first part of The Riddle of the Frozen
> Phantom. [Rpt of today, 7.00am]
>
> 16:00-18:00
>
> The Big Toe Radio Show
> More stories, competitions and quizzes.
>
> Evening
>
> 18:00-18:30
>
> Space Force
> Marooned in Space: The conclusion of Charles Chilton's classic
> sci-fi. [Episode 6 of 6, rptd midnight]
>
> 18:30-18:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Opera and ears are troubling comic genius Armando. [Episode 2
> of 5, rpt of 9.00am, rptd Wed 12.30am]
>
> 18:45-19:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> A TV programme is to be made on the college, but will this
> portray Porterhouse and new master Sir Godber in a favourable
> light? [Episode 7 of 9, rpt of
> today at 9.15am and rptd Wednesday 12.45am]
>
> 19:00-19:30
>
> The News Quiz
> Jeremy Hardy and Paul Sussman pit their news knowledge against
> Alan Coren and Clive Anderson. From April 1999. [Rpt of midday
> today, rptd Wednesday 5.30am]
>
> 19:30-20:00
>
> Hancock's Half Hour
> Hancock's School: Sid capitalises on Hancock's efforts to
> teach Bill to read by turning the house into an expensive
> public school. [Rpt of today 12.30pm,
> rptd Wednesday 6.00am]
>
> 20:00-20:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> Bill Fletcher's Story: The Temples narrowly escape injury when
> a bomb is sent to their home. [Episode 4 of 8, rpt of today
> 1.00pm]
>
> 20:30-21:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 3 of 6, rpt of today 1.30pm]
>
> 21:00-21:30
>
> Life, Death and Sex with Mike and Sue
> Mike highlights the plight of the homeless on air - to raise
> money for a new squash court. [Rpt of today, 2.00pm]
>
> 21:30-22:00
>
> Steptoe and Son
> Live Now, Paye Later: Old man Albert's been defrauding the
> Inland Revenue and the Tax Inspector comes to investigate!
> [Rpt of today, 2.30pm, rptd Wednesday
> 6.30am]
>
> 22:00-22:30
>
> In the Balance
> An apparent stomach complaint strikes a number of fans on the
> way to the World Cup and Prince Charles is nearly stabbed.
> [Rpt of today, 8.30am, rptd Wednesday,
> 3.30am]
>
> 22:30-23:00
>
> A Swift Laugh
> Griff Rhys Jones presents classic comedy clips. [Rpt of today,
> 8.00am, rptd Wednesday 4.00am]
>
> 23:00-23:30
>
> The Cheese Shop Presents...
> The Butter Factor: Sketches and songs from the off-the-wall
> Cheese Shop team. [Rptd Wednesday 4.30am]
>
> 23:30-00:00
>
> Dial M for Pizza
> Sketch show starring Jim Broadbent, Mike Grady, Felicity
> Montagu and Jonathan Kydd. No anchovies. [Rptd Wednesday
> 5.00am]
>
> 00:00-00:30
>
> Space Force
> Marooned in Space: The conclusion of Charles Chilton's classic
> sci-fi. [Episode 6 of 6, rpt of Tuesday 6.00pm]
>
> 00:30-00:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> Opera and ears are troubling comic genius Armando. [Episode 2
> of 5, rpt of Tuesday 9.00am and 6.30pm]
>
> 00:45-01:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> A TV programme is to be made on the college, but will this
> portray Porterhouse and new master Sir Godber in a favourable
> light? [Episode 7 of 9, rpt of
> Tuesday, 9.15am and 6.45pm]
>
> 01:00-02:00
>
> The Woman in White
> A chance meeting one night leads to a story of intrigue and
> madness. [Episode 1 of 4, rpt of Tuesday, 10.00am]
>
> 02:00-02:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Man With the Twisted Lip: On the trail of a missing man,
> Holmes enters to one of London's vilest opium dens. Starring
> Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.
> [Rpt of Tuesday 11.00am]
>
> 02:45-03:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 2: Daniel's daughter has an accident and
> lies unconscious in hospital. [Rpt of Tue 11.45am]
>
> 03:00-03:15
>
> Westway
> Tension runs high in the Boyce family, Kelly misses her Mum
> and malingerer Len ends up in hospital. [Rpt of Tuesday
> 9.30am]
>
> 03:15-03:30
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> A New Queen Mary and Why Britain Must Go to War: Queen Anne
> married George of Denmark and had no children, although she
> had been pregnant 18 times. [Rpt
> of Tuesday, 9.45am]
>
> 03:30-04:00
>
> In the Balance
> An apparent stomach complaint strikes a number of fans on the
> way to the World Cup and Prince Charles is nearly stabbed.
> [Rpt of Tuesday, 8.30am and 10.00pm]
>
> 04:00-04:30
>
> A Swift Laugh
> Griff Rhys Jones presents classic comedy clips. [Rpt of
> Tuesday 8.00am and 10.30pm]
>
> 04:30-05:00
>
> The Cheese Shop Presents...
> The Butter Factor: Sketches and songs from the off-the-wall
> Cheese Shop team. [Rpt of Tuesday 11.00pm]
>
> 05:00-05:30
>
> Dial M for Pizza
> Sketch show starring Jim Broadbent, Mike Grady, Felicity
> Montagu and Jonathan Kydd. No anchovies. [Rpt of Tuesday
> 11.30pm]
>
> 05:30-06:00
>
> The News Quiz
> Jeremy Hardy and Paul Sussman pit their news knowledge against
> Alan Coren and Clive Anderson. From April 1999. [Rpt of
> Tuesday midday and 7.00pm]
>
> 06:00-06:30
>
> Hancock's Half Hour
> Hancock's School: Sid capitalises on Hancock's efforts to
> teach Bill to read by turning the house into an expensive
> public school. [Rpt of Tuesday 12.30pm
> and 7.30pm]
>
> 06:30-07:00
>
> Steptoe and Son
> Live Now, Paye Later: Old man Albert's been defrauding the
> Inland Revenue and the Tax Inspector comes to investigate!
> [Rpt of Tuesday 2.30pm and 9.30pm]
>
> Wednesday 09 June
>
> Morning
>
> 07:00-08:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Join Jez Edwards for another Little Toe Show, which begins
> with a quick trip round Keith Faulkner's Wiggly Park and
> Jessica Willcocks begins Anne Fine's
> Jennifer's Diary. [Rptd today 3.00pm]
>
> 08:00-08:30
>
> That Reminds Me
> Roy Hudd: Think Roy Hudd, think Huddlines, but there is so
> much more to this performer. [Rptd today 10.30pm and Thursday
> 4.00am]
>
> 08:30-09:00
>
> Knowing Me, Knowing You
> Naked ambition and a naked 'woman's area'. Add one dead Lord
> and this is Alan Partridge. Ah ha! [Rptd today 10.00pm and
> Thursday 3.30am]
>
> 09:00-09:15
>
> Facts and Fancies
> The Armando Man turns his attention to dictators, and which
> ones he likes. [Episode 3 of 5, rptd 6.30pm, Thurs at 12.30am]
>
> 09:15-09:30
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> When Carrington's TV programme goes out it contains some
> devastating disclosures about Porterhouse college. [Episode 8
> of 9, rptd today at 6.45pm, and Thursday
> at 12.45am]
>
> 09:30-09:45
>
> Westway
> Hear the sound of pennies dropping as Joy works out why the
> Boyces are so stressed. [Rptd Thursday 3.00am]
>
> 09:45-10:00
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> The Battle of Blenheim: England is once again at war with the
> French. [Rptd Thursday 3.15am]
>
> 10:00-11:00
>
> The Woman in White
> Wilkie Collins' story of intrigue and madness. With Juliet
> Aubrey and Toby Stephens. [Episode 2 of 4, rptd Thursday
> 1.00am]
>
> 11:00-11:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle: How does Holmes solve a
> case when the only clues are a Christmas goose and a hat?
> Starring Clive Merrison and Michael
> Williams. [Rptd Thursday 2.00am]
>
> 11:45-12:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 3: Frederica finds her personality and
> freedom restricted by her husband Nigel. [Rptd Thursday
> 2.45am]
>
> Afternoon
>
> 12:00-12:30
>
> The Write Stuff
> James Walton is joined by John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Louise
> Doughty and Imogen Stubbs. Author of the week is Evelyn Waugh.
> [Rptd today 7.00pm and Thursday
> 5.30am]
>
> 12:30-13:00
>
> Round the Horne
> Trilby: You'll have no more sweaty horse worries after this
> edition from 1967. [Rptd today 7.30pm and Thursday 6.00am]
>
> 13:00-13:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> Breakwater House: In search of Julia's killer, the Temples go
> to Brighton where a fortune teller warns them that they face
> grave danger. [Episode 5 of 8,
> rptd today 8.00pm]
>
> 13:30-14:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 4 of 6, rptd tonight 8.30pm]
>
> 14:00-14:30
>
> Parsley Sidings
> Goodbye Parsley Sidings: Comedy set in a small railway
> station. With Arthur Lowe and Ian Lavender from Dad's Army.
> Written by Jim Eldridge. [Rptd today
> 9.00pm]
>
> 14:30-15:00
>
> The Men from the Ministry
> In the Picture: A mission to clean up the lax and dirty morals
> of England goes wrong when it gets confused with a Keep
> Britain Tidy campaign. [Rptd today
> 9.30pm and Thursday 6.30am]
>
> 15:00-16:00
>
> The Little Toe Radio Show
> Join Jez Edwards for another Little Toe Show, which begins
> with a quick trip round Keith Faulkner's Wiggly Park and
> Jessica Willcocks begins Anne Fine's
> Jennifer's Diary. [Rpt of today 7.00am]
>
> 16:00-18:00
>
> The Big Toe Radio Show
> More stories, competitions and quizzes.
>
> Evening
>
> 18:00-18:30
>
> Space Force
> The Return of the Sun God: Charles Chilton's 80s sci-fi drama
> starring Barry Foster as Saxon and Nicky Henson as Chipper.
> [Episode 1 of 6, rptd midnight]
>
> 18:30-18:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> The Armando Man turns his attention to dictators, and which
> ones he likes. [Episode 3 of 5, rpt of 9.00am, rptd Thurs
> 12.30am]
>
> 18:45-19:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> When Carrington's TV programme goes out it contains some
> devastating disclosures about Porterhouse college. [Episode 8
> of 9, rpt of today 9.15am, rptd Thursday
> 12.45am]
>
> 19:00-19:30
>
> The Write Stuff
> James Walton is joined by John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Louise
> Doughty and Imogen Stubbs. Author of the week is Evelyn Waugh.
> [Rpt of midday today, rptd
> Thursday 5.30am]
>
> 19:30-20:00
>
> Round the Horne
> Trilby: You'll have no more sweaty horse worries after this
> edition from 1967. [Rpt of today 12.30pm, rptd Thursday
> 6.00am]
>
> 20:00-20:30
>
> Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery
> Breakwater House: In search of Julia's killer, the Temples go
> to Brighton where a fortune teller warns them that they face
> grave danger. [Episode 5 of 8,
> rpt of today 1.00pm]
>
> 20:30-21:00
>
> Charity Ends at Home
> Colin Watson's six-part serial about dark deeds in small-town
> animal charities. [Episode 4 of 6, rpt of today 1.30pm]
>
> 21:00-21:30
>
> Parlsey Sidings
> Goodbye Parsley Sidings: Comedy set in a small railway
> station. With Arthur Lowe and Ian Lavender from Dad's Army.
> Written by Jim Eldridge. [Rpt of today
> 2.00pm]
>
> 21:30-22:00
>
> The Men from the Ministry
> In the Picture: A mission to clean up the lax and dirty morals
> of England goes wrong when it gets confused with a Keep
> Britain Tidy campaign. [Rpt of today
> 2.30pm, rptd Thursday 6.30am]
>
> 22:00-22:30
>
> Knowing Me, Knowing You
> Naked ambition and a naked 'woman's area'. Add one dead Lord
> and this is Alan Partridge. Ah ha! [Rpt of today 8.30am, rptd
> Thursday 3.30am]
>
> 22:30-23:00
>
> That Reminds Me
> Roy Hudd: Think Roy Hudd, think Huddlines, but there is so
> much more to this performer. [Rpt of today 8.00am, rptd
> Thursday 4.00am]
>
> 23:00-23:30
>
> The Reduced Shakespeare Radio Show
> Hamlet: The Royal Family of Elsinore compared to The Three
> Stooges. Well you are listening to the Reduced Shakespeare
> Company. [Rptd Thursday 4.30am]
>
> 23:30-00:00
>
> Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation
> This week, Jeremy's lecture demonstrates how to see things
> through the eyes of others. [Rptd Thursday 5.00am]
>
> 00:00-00:30
>
> Space Force
> The Return of the Sun God: Charles Chilton's 80s sci-fi drama
> starring Barry Foster as Saxon and Nicky Henson as Chipper.
> [Episode 1 of 6, rpt of Wednesday
> 6.00pm]
>
> 00:30-00:45
>
> Facts and Fancies
> The Armando Man turns his attention to dictators, and which
> ones he likes. [Episode 3 of 5, rpt of Wednesday 9.00am and
> 6.30pm]
>
> 00:45-01:00
>
> Porterhouse Blue
> When Carrington's TV programme goes out it contains some
> devastating disclosures about Porterhouse college. [Episode 8
> of 9, rpt of Wednesday 9.15am and
> 6.45pm]
>
> 01:00-02:00
>
> The Woman in White
> Wilkie Collins' story of intrigue and madness. With Juliet
> Aubrey and Toby Stephens. [Episode 2 of 4, rpt of Wednesday
> 10.00am]
>
> 02:00-02:45
>
> The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
> The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle: How does Holmes solve a
> case when the only clues are a Christmas goose and a hat?
> Starring Clive Merrison and Michael
> Williams. [Rpt of Wednesday 11.00am]
>
> 02:45-03:00
>
> The Frederica Quartet
> Babel Tower. Part 3: Frederica finds her personality and
> freedom restricted by her husband Nigel. [Rpt of Wednesday
> 11.45am]
>
> 03:00-03:15
>
> Westway
> Hear the sound of pennies dropping as Joy works out why the
> Boyces are so stressed. [Rpt of Wednesday 9.30am]
>
> 03:15-03:30
>
> This Sceptred Isle
> The Battle of Blenheim: England is once again at war with the
> French. [Rpt of Wednesday 9.45am]
>
> 03:30-04:00
>
> Knowing Me, Knowing You
> Naked ambition and a naked 'woman's area'. Add one dead Lord
> and this is Alan Partridge. Ah ha! [Rpt of Wednesday 8.30am
> and 10.00pm]
>
> 04:00-04:30
>
> That Reminds Me
> Roy Hudd: Think Roy Hudd, think Huddlines, but there is so
> much more to this performer. [Rpt of Wednesday 8.00am and
> 10.30pm]
>
> 04:30-05:00
>
> The Reduced Shakespeare Radio Show
> Hamlet: The Royal Family of Elsinore compared to The Three
> Stooges. Well you are listening to the Reduced Shakespeare
> Company. [Rpt of Wednesday 11.00pm]
>
> 05:00-05:30
>
> Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation
> This week, Jeremy's lecture demonstrates how to see things
> through the eyes of others. [Rpt of Wednesday 11.30pm]
>
> 05:30-06:00
>
> The Write Stuff
> James Walton is joined by John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Louise
> Doughty and Imogen Stubbs. Author of the week is Evelyn Waugh.
> [Rpt of Wednesday midday and
> 7.00pm]
>
> 06:00-06:30
>
> Round the Horne
> Trilby: You'll have no more sweaty horse worries after this
> edition from 1967. [Rpt of Wednesday 12.30pm and 7.30pm]
>
> 06:30-07:00
>
> The Men from the Ministry
> In the Picture: A mission to clean up the lax and dirty morals
> of England goes wrong when it gets confused with a Keep
> Britain Tidy campaign. [Rpt of Wednesday
> 2.30pm and 9.30pm]
>
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