BBC Prime / TCM 26.04.05
 
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Tuesday 26.04.05  
 
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12.00pm  Animal Park Babs the African white rhino is on heat and targets Winston the bull. Elsewhere, Lord Bath discusses sharing his house with tourists  
 
1.00pm  The Good Life Tom attempts to market his garden produce, but finds it more difficult than he imagined — especially with the added pressure of paying the household rates. Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal star  
 
1.30pm  Last of the Summer Wine Tom attempts to step into his father's shoes by riding Compo's bicycle and, enthused by Clegg and Truly's anecdotes, he sets about performing wonders of his own on the two-wheeled bone-shaker. Meanwhile, Pearl is delighted when Howard gets stuck on the roof, enabling her to keep an eye on him, and Glenda is dismayed to learn Barry has challenged a member of the office staff to a duel — refereed by Billy  
 
2.00pm  Monarch of the Glen Archie believes he has a solution to the estate's crumbling finances — but his new bank manager arrives with plans of her own. Meanwhile, down at the local golf club, Hector's old-fashioned views about lady members provoke serious resistance. Richard Briers, Alastair Mackenzie and Susan Hampshire star  
 
2.50pm  Teletubbies Laa-Laa and Po decide to share the scooter, before watching a group of children digging in the sand for worms  
 
3.15pm  Tweenies The pals investigate space and construct their own solar system while Jake builds a rocket  
 
3.35pm  Fimbles The valley is filled with squeaking sounds when Pom finds a tuffet that turns out to be a toy mouse  
 
3.55pm  Balamory A sore throat causes PC Plum to lose his voice, making it difficult for him to direct traffic  
 
4.15pm  Step Inside Twinkle, Boris and Chloe invite viewers inside the magic house for another story  
 
4.25pm  Teletubbies Everywhere The chums watch children in Taiwan learning traditional drumming  
 
4.35pm  Raven Elimination fantasy game show  
 
5.00pm  Weakest Link Anne Robinson hosts the general knowledge quiz in which contestants answer questions as a team, eliminating the poorest players as they go  
 
5.45pm  Bargain Hunt Auctioneer Tim Wonnacott challenges two teams to scour an antiques fair and pick up bargains to sell for profit at auction  
 
6.15pm  Ready, Steady, Cook Kitchen duel in which two celebrity chefs race to create a meal in just 20 minutes. Presented by Ainsley Harriott  
 
7.00pm  Doctors Greg is caught up in a police investigation when he examines the brother of a dead man  
 
7.30pm  EastEnders Emotional highs and lows with the residents of Albert Square  
 
8.00pm  The Crossing Documentary chronicling the experiences of the crocodiles, zebras, vultures, wildebeest, lions and gazelles which congregate at Kenya's Mara river, revealing how their survival depends on events which take place on the waterway over the course of a few hours  
 
9.00pm  Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson puts Lamborghini's latest offering, the Gallardo, through its paces, Richard Hammond tests enduring classic the Miura, and James May gets behind the wheel of Eighties favourite the Countach. Plus, a series of tuned Mini Coopers are taken for a spin and the team stage a unique car long jump competition  
 
10.00pm  Lost for Words Documentary providing an insight into four strikingly different stammerers who explain how they struggle every day to make themselves understood. DJ Steve Middleton has trouble keeping control of his body when he talks and undergoes a course of intensive breathing techniques, while teenager Max Drake visits a speech and language expert after being constantly teased at school. Father-to-be Lee Paton worries that his child will grow up with a stammer like his, and student Gouri Lal finally tells her parents she has been secretly avoiding certain words since her childhood  
 
11.00pm  Casualty Everyone feels the pressure as the wedding day dawns. An unexpected development rattles Fin before he even reaches the altar as best man Luke disappears, only to show up at the last minute with a big surprise in store. Simon confesses to Harry about his drug habit, and is advised to resign, while Nikki realises she can't go back to being a paramedic after her recent traumatic experiences. Coronation Street's Jane Danson guest stars  
 
11.50pm  Holby City Kath wonders whether she is doing the right thing when Simon bursts into the hospital and confronts her about the divorce papers, and a rugby team's arrival causes chaos, prompting Steve to pass his responsibilities onto a less-than-pleased Jess. Meanwhile, Owen struggles to cope with a crowd of excitable 10-year-olds at Katie's birthday party, and Chrissie lets him down by turning up late — with the wrong cake. Last in series  
 
1.00am  Learning Zone  
Great Romances of the 20th Century Insight into the doomed relationship between Greta Garbo and John Gilbert 1.30am Great Romances of the 20th Century Insight into the love affair between Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor 2.00am Joy Adamson: Born Wild? Profile of the Born Free author 3.00am The Great Philosophers Nineteenth-century philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche 3.45am Truth Will Out: The Natural Limit Of Our Lives Is Three Score and Ten Research into ageing 4.00am Property People A young estate agent angles for promotion (888) 5.00am The Lost Secret The secret of a South American civilisation 5.15am Friends International Bridging the divide between London and Antigua 5.20am Friends International A friend in the Turks and Caicos Islands 5.30am Muzzy Comes Back Animated adventures
 
TCM
 
3.00pm  Mutiny on the Bounty (PG) 1935 Oscar-winning fact-based drama, starring Charles Laughton as strict disciplinarian Captain Bligh, whose harsh regime drove his disgruntled crew to open rebellion. Clark Gable co-stars as the mutineers' ringleader Fletcher Christian, with Franchot Tone and Herbert Mundin  
 
5.35pm  Signpost to Murder (PG) 1965 A murderer escapes from custody and goes on the run, eventually seeking refuge in the house of a woman whose husband is away on business. Atmospheric thriller, starring Stuart Whitman, Joanne Woodward and Edward Mulhare  
 
7.00pm  Gigi (PG) 1958 Vincente Minnelli's lavish musical scored a richly deserved nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Telling the tale of a beautiful coquette groomed to be a courtesan in turn-of-the-century Paris, it stars Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdan and Hermione Gingold, and features memorable song Thank Heaven for Little Girls (888)  
 
9.00pm  Gone with the Wind (PG) 1939 Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable give the most celebrated performances of their careers in the classic romantic melodrama, considered by some to be the greatest film ever made, focusing on the life and turbulent love affairs of a Southern belle. Set against the bloody backdrop of the American Civil War, the multi-Oscar-winning epic also stars Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland and Thomas Mitchell. Directed in superb colour-drenched fashion by Victor Fleming and based on Margaret Mitchell's bestseller  
 
1.00am  The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind Insightful documentary charting the production of MGM's classic romantic story set against a backdrop of the American Civil War  
 
3.30am  Ringo and His Golden Pistol (PG) 1966 A bounty hunter faces danger at the hands of a man bent on avenging the killing of his five outlaw brothers. Spaghetti Western, starring Mark Damon, Franco de Rosa and Ettore Manni  
 
5.00am  The Main Attraction (PG) 1962 A wandering singer joins a travelling circus, but it isn't long before his presence causes passion and jealousy to erupt behind the scenes. Melodrama, starring Pat Boone, Nancy Kwan, Mai Zetterling and John Le Mesurier  
 
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