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M l f Saturday, April 8 BBC1


7.10 Teletubbies. (C) (S) 7.50 Match of the Day. (R) (C) (S) 9.00 Breakfast with Frost. (C) 10.00 The Heaven and Earth Show. (S) 11.00 Ever Decreasing Circles. (R) (C) 11.30 Coun- tryfile. (C) (S) 12.00 On the Record. (C) (S) 1.00 EastEnders. Omnibus edition. (C) (S) 2.25 FILM: King Kong (1976). Monster movie remake, starring Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange. (C) 4.30 Masterchef 2000. (C) (S) c nn Points of View. Viewers’ opinions of


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8.50 9.00


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the week’s programmes. (C) (S) News; Weather. (C) Regional News. Songs of Praise. How film-makers have portrayed the life of Christ, beginning in the days of Cecil B de Mille and tracing the story through to modern times. (C) (S) Last of the Summer Wine. Clegg agrees to wear a wig to save Howard having to explain to Pearl that it's his — but as chaos ensues, the gang concoct a plan to encourage Howard to take it off their hands. (C) (S) Antiques Roadshow. Two well-pre­ served Elizabethan paintings and a miniature butcher's shop are some of the items found by the team when they visit Reading. (C) (S) Life in the Freezer. David Attenbor­ ough presents a natural history of Antarctica, featuring footage of wildlife inhabiting the icy wasteland, including penguins, whales and seals. (R) (C) Monarch of the Glen. Archie makes a quick trip to London with Lexie and a cargo of grouse to prepare a special dinner at his restaurant, but a heli­ copter and an ice-cream van are the main ingredients in a recipe for disas­ ter. Richard Briers stars. (C) BBC News; Weather. (C) Deceit. Part two. Harry's body is recovered from the sea and the police suspect suicide until evidence points the finger of suspicion at his wife Ellen — but did she kill him? Ger Ryan and Francesca Annis star. (C) (S) Ja c k Dee’s Happy Hour. New series. The acclaimed comedian dish­ es up witty one-liners as he shares the misery and woe that the world has heaped on him during the week. (C)


10.45 Match of the Day. Newcastle United v Chelsea. Highlights of the second FA Cup semi-final from Wembley Stadium; (C) (S) Weather.


12.10 FILM: The Molly Maguires (1970). Drama, starring Sean Connery and Richard Harris. (C) (S) 2.10 BBC News 24.


GRANADA


M a n g™ J a c k Dee's Happy Hour, BBC1, 10.15pm. Not so long ago it looked a s if Britain’s favourite misery had given up making us laugh. Instead, it appeared that J a c k Dee w a s attempting to become a se r ious thespian following roles in TV se r ie s Ambas­ sador and Silent Witness. Thankfully he’s ba ck with th is new se r ie s for which, it is rumoured, he’s being paid a m a ssiv e £70,000 an episode. Dee refuses to confirm the figure but sa y s “If that w a s the figure, I’d


cer tain ly have given it con­ sideration.” Now there’s a ch an ce for you to se e whether it w a s money well spent when the comedian d ish e s up witty one-liners in a show written during the w eek of recording.


CHANNEL 4


6.05 Open University. 7.25 CyberArt: Organic Art. (S) 7.30 Partnerships. (S) 8.00 Final Frontier. (R) (S) 8.15 Talk Span­ ish. (R) (S) 8.30 Children's BBC: Oscar's Orchestra. (R) (C) 8.55 Smart Guy. (S) 9.15 Ocean Odyssey. (R) (S) 9.45 Histe- ria. (S) 10.10 The Journey of Allen Strange. (R) (S) 10.35 Driven Crazy. (S) 11.05 The Super League Show. 11.30 Farscape. (R) (C) (S) 12.15 Robot Wars. (R) (C) (S) 1.00 NorthWestminster. 1.30 Sunday Grandstand. Introduced by Hazel Irvine. Including at 1.35 Golf: The Masters. Highlights. (S) 2.40 Touring Car Racing. (S) 3.25 Rally Driving. (S) 3.55 Touring Car Racing. (S) 4.50 Curling. (S) News Round-up. (S) The Money Programme. The Int­ ernet share-price bubble. (C) (S) Star Trek: Voyager. The Doctor's memory is sabotaged. (C) (S) Art Zone: Review. Kimberly Pierce's film Boys Don’t Cry. (C) Art Zone: Seeing Sa lvation. Insight into how the images of the three wise men have been presented to society. (C) (S) Golf: The Masters. The fourth and final round from Augusta. Subsequent programmes are subject to change. (C) (S)


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6.45 7.30 8.10


9.00


12.00 Clash of the Titans. 12.40 The Outer Limits. Sam Robards stars. (C) (S) 1.20 Close. 2.00 BBC Learning Zone.


CHANNEL 5


5.45 MotoGP. (S) 7.15 Milkshake! (S) 7.20 Plonsters. 7.25 Eddie Meets Bear in London. (S) 7.35 Tickle, Patch and Friends; (S) 5 News Update. 8.00 The Beginner’s Bible. (R) (S) 8.30 Tiger, Tiger. (S) 8.55 The Legend of William Tell; (R) (S) 5 News Update. 9.55 The Core; TooMuch TV. 10.30 The Wonder Years; 5 News Update. 11.00 For the Love of Christ. (T) 11.30 The Movie Chart Show. (R) (S) 12.00 Wildlife Photographer. (T) (S) 12.30 5 News at Lunchtime. (T) (S) 12.40 MotoGP. (R) (S) 2.10 Exclusive. (S) 2.50 Family Affairs. (T) (S)


5.05


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8.00 8.55


FILM: Battle Beyond the S ta rs (1980). Sci-fi romp about space mer­ cenaries who come to the aid of a gal­ actic colony threatened by interstellar pirates. With Robert Vaughn. (T) (S) 5 News and Sport. (T) (S) Chopper Coppers. The West Coun­ try support unit reveal details of their fight against motorbike theft. (R) (S) Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. The hero recalls his first battle. (S) 5 News Update. (S)


9.00 FILM: Sanctuary (1997). An assas­ sin-turned-priest is forced.lo take up his guns one last time to extricate him­ self from a deadly conspiracy. Thriller, starring Mark Dacascos and Jaimz Woolvett; (T) (S) 5 News Late.


10.50 Fire. Seldom treats a man harshly for failing to enforce fire regulations. (T)


11.50 The Best of Ja ck Docherty. High­ lights from the talk show. (S)


12.30 Live and Dangerous. 1.00 Live NHL Ice Hockey. (S) 4.30 NHL Ice Hockey Replay. (R)


5.45 The Pink Panther. 6.05 The Ferals. (T) 6.30 The Real Life Adventures of Pro­ fessor Thompson. (R) (T) 7.00 Grabbit the Rabbit. (T) 7.10 Salty’s Lighthouse. (R) (T) 7.35 Aaahhlf! Real Monsters. (R) (T) 8.00 The Secret World of Alex Mack. (R) (T) 8.30 Inspector Gadget. (R) (T) 9.00 T4: City Guys. (R) (T) 9.30 The F Word. (R) (T) 10.00 Malibu. (T) 10.30 Planet Pop. 11.00 Hollyoaks. (T) 12.40 Dawson's Creek. (R) (T) 1.45 Football Italia. 2.20 FILM: Abba: The Movie (1977). (T) 4.05 World Wrestling Federation: Heat. (T) FILM: Operation Pacific (1951). Wartime adventure, starting John Wayne and Ward Bond. (T) (bw) Philosophy: A Guide to Happi­ ness. Views on happiness. (T) Channel 4 News; Weather. (T) Howard Goodall’s Big Bangs. A survey of methods of recording sound. Last in series. (T) Rising Damp. Rigsby invests in some new furniture. (R) (T) Harry Hill. Big brother Alan and Harry make a discovery. (T) FILM: Educating Rita (1983). Comedy, with Michael Caine. (T)


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12.05 Big Brother Needs You. (R) 12.25 The 11 O’clock Show. (R) 12.55 4 Later: Babylon 5. (R) 1.55 4 Later: Who Needs Architects? (T) 2.55 FILM: The Scent of Green Papaya (1993). 4.40 Survival of the Apes. (R) 5.30 Countdown. (R) (T) (S)


5.30 ITV Morning News. 6.00 GMTV. 6.00 The Review. 7.00 The Sunday Pro­ gramme. 8.00 Diggit. 9.25 CITV: Batman of the Future. (T) 9.50 Life Force. (T) (S) 10.15 Oggy and the Cockroaches. (T) (S) 10.30 Jesus 2000. (T) (S) 10.35 Sunday Morning. (T) (S) 11.30 Caprice’s Travels. 12.00 Granada News; Weather. (T) 12.05 ITV News; Weather. (T) 12.15 F1: San Marino Grand Prix Live. Jim Rosenthal introduces coverage from Imola, the third round of the Drivers and Constructors' World Championships. Murray Walker commentates. (T) (S) 3.15 Murder, She Wrote. (S) 4.05 Coronation Street. (T) Storm Fo rce. The legendary winds of New England, icy extremes in Canada and summer thunderstorms in Mexico. (R) (T) The Motor Show. Ginny Buckley goes to Los Angeles for a spin in a BMW Z8, and the Lotus test track in Norwich flaunts its assets. (R) Granada News; Weather. (T) Soccer Sunday. Elton Welsby reviews yesterday’s action. ITV News; Weather. (T) Family Fortunes . Les Dennis invites the Irving family from West Bromwich and the Trokes from Bournemouth to compete for cash prizes and a new car. (T) (S) Coronation Street. Natalie learns the police have taken in a suspect in connection with Tony’s murder — but how will she react when she discovers it's a relative? Sally and Danny toast their future as they become the first tenants of the Victoria Street development. (T) A Touch of Frost. Jack dons his well-worn thinking cap to investi­ gate a macabre hanging — a case complicated by the fact that, according to police records, the victim actually died a year previ­ ously. David Jason stars, with Bruce Alexander, Suzan Sylvester and Cheryl Campbell. (R) (T) Bob Martin. Bob decides to throw a celebrity house party in a bold bid to boost his showbiz status — but can the brilliant plan survive his bungling team’s efforts to ensure the event goes without a hitch? Comedy drama, starring Michael Barrymore and Keith Allen. (T) (S) ITV Nightly News; Weather. (T) Granada Weather.


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10.45 10.59


(1945): Controversial World War II adventure with Errol Flynn as a devil-may-care paratrooper determined to destroy an important Japan­ ese base in Burma. The British press savaged the movie for portraying the Americans as winning the war in Burma. (CHANNEL 4, 2.30pm)


OBJECTIVE BURMA!


Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis head the cast of this spectac­ ularly violent epic based on a traditional Russian story set in 16th century Ukraine. Brynner plays a Cossack leader who continually has disagreements with his rebel­ lious son. (BBC2, 2.35pm)


TARAS BULBA (1962):


Is Arnold Schwarzenegger a construction worker or a secret agent? You decide, in Paul Verhoeven's clunky, impressive, sci-fi fantasy laced with his trademark doses of ultra-violence and jet-black humour. A pre­ superstar Sharon Stone is Arnie's wife; Ronny Cox and Michael Ironside the bad guys. (ITV, 10.15pm)


TOTAL RECALL (1990):


Jones plays legendary Ty Cobb, the US baseball legend. Fine if you're a fan of the sport; Ron Shelton's direction lifts this above average and TLJ is always good value for money. Lolita Davidovich also stars. (BBC2, 11.30pm)


COBB (1994): Tommy Lee


EXPERIMENT II (1993): Time travel is yet again blamed for threatening to destroy the world in this unnecessary sequel to the engaging 1984 fantasy. Brad Johnson is the hunky hero attempting to divert disaster


THE PHILADELPHIA BOYS DON’T CRY


(Cert 18, 116 mins) Kimberly Peirce’s astonish­


11.00 The South Bank Show. Country


star Dolly Parton discusses her illustrious music and film career, revealing how a childhood in Tennessee helped prepare her for the trappings of fame. (R) (T) (S)


12.00 F1: San Marino Grand Prix. (S) 1.05 FILM: Til’ I Kissed Ya (1990). Drama, star­ ring Corin Nemec and Cheryl Poliak; (T) (S) ITV News Headlines. 2.50 CD UK. (R) (S) 3.20 Young, Gifted and Broke. (R) 3.45 Cybernet. (R) (S) 4.10 Box Office America; (R) ITV News. 4.35 ITV Nightscreen.


YORKSHIRE


12.00 Calendar News; Weather 6.00 Cal­ endar News and Sport 6.10 Goals on Sun­ day. Football League highlights. 10.59 Local Weather 2.50 Veer 5.05 Jobfinder .


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SKY PREMIER


5.15 Femmes Fatales: Winona Ryder 6.00 Nicholas’ Gift (PG) (1997) 7.30 Let’s Ruin Dad’s Day (U) (1998) 9.30 The Secret Agent Club (PG) (1996) 11.00 Home Alone (PG) (1991) 1.00 Let’s Ruin Dad’s Day (U) (1998) 2.45 The Secret Agent Club (PG) (1996) Action-packed comedy, with Hulk Hogan. 4.15 Barry Norman’s Film Night Review of The Hurricane. 4.45 Home Alone (PG) (1991) Blockbusting family comedy, starring Macaulay Culkin. 6.30 The British Academy Film Awards Exclusive coverage of the ceremony. 9.00 Mercury Rising (15) (1998) Thriller, starring Bruce Willis. 10.55 Touch (15) (1998) Comedy drama, starring Bridget Fonda. 12.35 The General (15) (1998) 2.40 Dream with the Fishes (18) (1997) 4.20 The Directors: The Films of Alan Pakula


SK Y MOVIEMAX


6.20 Perfect Body (PG) (1997) 8.00 Challengers (PG) (1989) 10.00 Navigating the Heart (PG) (1999) 12.00 Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy (1998) 2.00 Perfect Body (PG) (1997) Sports drama, starring Amy Jo Johnson. 4.00 Challengers (PG) (1989) Teen drama, starring Gena Zamprogna. 5.45 UK Top Ten Films currently on release. 6.00 Meet the Deedles (PG) (1998) Family comedy, starring Paul Walker. 8.00 Airspeed (PG) (1997) Action thriller, starring Joe Mantegna. 10.00 Phantoms (15) (1998) Horror, starring Peter O'Toole. 11.40 Switchback (15) (1997) Thriller, starring Dennis Quaid. 1.40 Bad Pack (15) (1998) 3.15 Miami Blues (18) (1990) 4.55 Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy (1998)


SK Y CINEMA


6.00 Sailor of the King (U) (1953) 7.30 Great Day (U) (1945) 9.00 Two for the Road (PG) (1967) 11.00 Ghost and Mr Chicken (PG) (1965) 12.30 Sailor of the King (U) (1953) 2.00 Captain Horatio Hornblower - RN (PG)


(1951) ill


Swashbuckling adventure, starring Gregory Peck. 4.00 Gambit (U) (1966) Crime caper, starring Michael Caine. 6.00 The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (PG) (1947) Adaptation of the Dickens tale, with Derek Bond. 7.45 Cinema Nation From the Tyneside Cinema. 8.00 Pink Cadillac (15) (1989) Comedy adventure, starring Clint Eastwood. 10.00 Naked Lunch (18) (1991) Surreal fantasy, starring Peter Weller. 11.55 Knife in the Water (PG) (1962) 1.30 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (PG) (1969) 3.20 Captain Horatio Hornblower RN (PG) (1951)


SK Y ONE


6.00 Count Duckula. 6.30 Earthworm Jim. 7.00 Muppets Tonight. 7.30 Rescue Heroes. 8.00 Pokemon. 8.30 The


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Naked Lunch, Sky Cinema, 10.00pm. David Cronenberg’s liberal adaptation of the


cult novel by William S Burroughs, starring Peter Weller a s an insect exterminator who becomes addicted to his own bug poison, accidentally shoots his wife and finally retreats into a drug-induced fantasy world of intrigue and paranoia. The cast also includes Ian Holm, Judy Davis, Julian Sands and Roy Scheider.


Simpsons. 9.00 Tintin. 9.30 Ole: Dream Team Special. 10.00 Dream Team Omni­ bus. 11.00 World Wrestling Federation: Metal. 12.00 World Wrestling Federation: Superstars. 1.00 Nightman. 2.00 Sliders. 3.00 UFOs: Best Evidence Ever Caught on Tape! 4.00 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. 5.00 Police Stop 2. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 The Simpsons. 7.00 King of the Hill. 7.30 Friends. 8.00 Earth: Final Conflict. 9.00 The X Files. 10.00 British Tribes. 11.00 Forever Knight. 12.00 L.A.P.D. 12.30 L.A.P.D. 1.00 Married — With Children. 1.30 The Untouchables. 2.30 Long Play.


SK Y SPORTS 1


6.00 Aerobics Oz Style. 6.30 Moto Plus. 7.00 Drag Racing. 7.30 Spanish Football. 9.00 World Sport Special. 9.30 Saturday Fight Night. 11.30 Rugby Union Update. 1.30 Extreme Sailing. 2.00 Boxing: Big Fights. 3.00 Australian Rugby League. 5.00 World Sport Special. 5.30 Live Scottish Cup Football. Hibernian v Aberdeen (Kick-off 6.05pm). 8.30 Goals on Sunday. 11.00 Spanish Football. 1.00 Goals on Sunday. 3.30 Close.


SK Y SPORTS 2


6.00 Watersports World. 7.00 Aerobics Oz Style. 7.30 Snow Show. 8.00 Max Power. 9.00 Soccer Extra. 12.00 World Sport Special. 12.30 Spanish Football. 2.00 Live FA Cup Football. Newcastle United v Chel­ sea (Kick-off 3.00pm). The second semi­ final. 5.30 Boxing: Big Fights. 6.30 Extre­ me Sailing. 7.00 Live Snooker. Scottish Open. 10.00 World Sport Special. 10.30 Snow Show. 11.00 Super League. 1.00 Australian Rugby League. 3.00 Close.


SK Y SPORTS 3


9.00 Australian Rugby League. 11.00 International Cricket. 2.00 Live Snooker. The final of the Scottish Open. 5.00 Snow Show. 5.30 Sports Unlimited: 6.30 Live Super League. Tough-tackling coverage of Bradford Bulls v Castleford Tigers. 9.00 World Motor Sport. 12.00 Close.


EUROSPORT


5.30 Live Motorcycling. The 500cc Japanese Grand Prix. 7.00 Motorcycling. 9.00 Formula 3000. 10.00 Motorcycling. 12.30 Live Cycling. The Paris-Roubaix


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ing film pieces together the final weeks in the life of a young man who is murdered when it emerges that he is, in fact, a woman. An emotional­ ly overwhelming and, at times, deeply upsetting por­ trait of doomed youth. Oscar- winner Hilary Swank turns in an unforgettable performance as the doomed hero/heroine. Rating


ERIN BROCKOVICH


(Cert 15, 133 mins) Erin Brockovich (Julia


Roberts) talks her way into a junior position at Albert Finney's office, where she stumbles upon medical records relating to a commu­ nity ravaged by an abnormal­ ly high number of serious ill­ nesses. Roberts turns in the best performance of her career, capturing the coura­ geous spirit of a woman whose desire to fight for the rights of the underdog rewrote American legal histo­ ry. Rating *★ **


LOVE, HONOUR & OBEY


planned trilogy which began with the insufferable murder mystery Final Cut. The cast once again all play fiction­ alised versions of themselves as south London gangsters, a


(Cert 18, 103 mins) The second part of a


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one-day race. 4.00 Live Curling. The World Championships from Glasgow. 5.30 Motocross. 6.30 Motorcycling. 8.00 Live NASCAR. Coverage of the Goody's Body Pain 500. 10.00 Sports Centre. 10.15 Champ Cars. 12.00 Curling. 1.00 Cycling. 2.00 Sports Centre. 2.15 Close.


UK GOLD


6.00 French and Saunders Go to the Movies. 6.30 To the Manor Born. 7.05 Blake’s Seven. 8.10 Dr Who Omnibus: The Two Doctors. 10.55 Dynasty. 12.50 FILM: Doctor in Clover. Medical farce, starring Leslie Phillips. 2.50 The Bill. 5.20 To the Manor Born. 6.00 Heartbeat. 7.05 Keeping Up Appearances. 7.45 The Hello Girls. 8.25 Open All Hours. 9.05 Men Behaving Badly. 9.45 Men Behaving Badly. 10.25 Gimme, Gimme, Gimme. 11.00 Real Women. 12.05 Sunburn. 1.10 Men Behaving Badly. 1.45 Men Behaving Badly. 2.25 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates. 3.25 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates. 4.25


Sunburn. 5.25 Open All Hours. UK DRAMA


7.00 Tenko. 8.00 Tenko. 9.00 Vanity Fair. 10.00 Vanity Fair. 11.05 Ivanhoe. 12.05 The Onedin Line. 1.00 Vanity Fair. 1.55 Vanity Fair. 3.00 Ivanhoe. 4.05 The Onedin Line. 5.00 Tenko. 6.00 Close.


LIVING


6.00 Ready, Steady, Cook. 6.30 Can’t Cook, Won’t Cook. 7.00 Alfred J Kwak. 7.25 Barney and Friends. 7.55 Practical Parenting. 8.00 Bug Alert. 8.1 OTiny Tales. 8.25 Gumdrop. 8.30 My Zoo. 8.35 Tiny and Crew. 8.50 Practical Parenting. 9.00 Change of Heart. 9.30 Weddings Down Under. 10.00 The Roseanne Show. 10.30 Brookside. 12.30 FILM: Stormy Weathers Comedy adventure, with Cybill Shepherd. 2.20 FILM: Elvis and the Beauty Queen. Biopic, starring Don Johnson. 4.10 Special Babies. 4.40 Maury Povich Double Bill. 5.30 Peak Practice. 7.00 Judge Judy. 8.00 Murder Call. 9.00 Profiler. 10.00 Jerry Springer Double Bill. 11.45 Sex Bites.


GRANADA PLUS


6.00 Jason King. 7.00 Plus On Plus. 7.30 The Bounder. 8.00 Fiddlers Three. 8.30 Supersonic. 9.00 Dempsey and Make


peace. 10.00 Charlie’s Angels. 11.00 Hog­ an’s Heroes. 11.30 Nearest and Dearest. 12.00 Hallelujah. 12.30 Terry and June. 1.00 Time After Time. 1.30 A Fine Roma­ nce. 2.00 Cagney and Lacey. 3.00 Classic Coronation Street. 5.30 Time After Time. 6.00 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 7.00 London’s Burning. 8.00 In Suspicious Circumstances. 9.00 Taggart. 10.00 Tales of the Unexpected. 10.30 Tales of the Un­ expected. 11.00 Granada Men and Motors.


SCI-FI


8.00 Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal. 9.00 Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal. 10.00 Lexx. 11.00 American Gothic. 12.00 Close.


HISTORY


12.00 The Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. 1.00 Biography: Beethoven. 2.00 Biography: Pablo Picasso. 4.00 The Mighty Hood. 5.00 Arms in Action: The Sword. 6.00 Line of Fire: Balaclava 1854. 7.00 Conspiracies. Part one.


DIGITAL BBC CHOICE


6.00 CBBC on Choice. 9.15 CBBC on Choice. 12.30 CBBC on Choice. 3.45 CBBC on Choice. 7.00 Sir Ranulph Fiennes Meets Dominik Diamond. 7.30 Martin O’Neill Meets Dominik Diamond. 8.00 Tony McCoy Meets Dominik Diamond. 8.30 Row Z. Live football chat show. 9.00 Euro 2000 Warmups. 10.30 EastEnders. 12.00 New Comedy: Stop the World. 12.15 Hotlinks. 12.30 Euro 2000 Warmups. 2.00 Close.


ITV 2


9.25 Family Fortunes. 9.55 Grudge Match 10.50 Chart Choice. 11.00 Blind


Date 12.00 CD UK. 12.30 The Planet’s Funniest Animals. 12.55 Trailblaze. 1.00


Bedrock. 2.00 Trisha. 3.00 Chart Choice. 3.10 Emmerdale. 4.35 Coronation Street. 6.25 Soap Fever. 7.25 Italian Football Live. AC Milan .v Fiorentina. ‘ 9.30 Extra Time with Ron Atkinson. 10.00 Coronation Street. 10.30 Reach For the Moon. 11.30 Game Girls. 12.00 Bedrock. 1.55 Close.


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film choice


Pick- of the films on your, weekend TV /


while support comes from Marjean Holden and Gerrit Graham. (BBC1, 12.10am)


Sunday, April 9


(1977): Sweden’s fab four tour Australia, dogged by a journo desperate for an interview. Neighbours’ Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) pops up as a bodyguard while Lasse Ilall- strom (The Cider House Rules) handles things with skill. A kitsch classic. (CHANNEL 4, 2.20pm)


ABBA: THE MOVIE


KING KONG (1976): Pointless remake of the Thir­ ties classic giant ape on the rampage fantasy. However, hairy Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange in her debut make it worth a look. (BBC1, 2.25pm)


(1951): John Wayne is zeal­ ously dedicated in his role as a navy commander, who takes charge when the skip­ per is killed in an encounter with the Japanese. In between battling valiantly against all odds, he falls for Patricia Neal. (CHANNEL 4, 5pm)


OPERATION PACIFIC


(1983): Scouse OU student Julie Walters learns about life from old soak lecturer Michael Caine in this deli­ cious, bittersweet drama based on the Willy Russell play. Veteran director Lewis Gilbert directs with flair and the score is highly memo­ rable. (CHANNEL 4, 10pm)


EDUCATING RITA


1. Toy Story 2 2. American Beauty 3. The Green Mile 4. Three Kings 5. Magnolia 6. The Talented Mr Ripley 7. A Clockwork Orange 8. The Beach 9. The Cider House Rules 10. Being John Malkovich


Star Wars 2. Eyes Wide Shut


3. Big Daddy 4. American Pie 5. South Park - The Movie 6. The Haunting 7. Analyze This 8. The General's Daughter 9. Life 10. The Thomas Crown Affair


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ALBUMS


1. Play - Moby 2. Drawn From Memory -


dramatic conceit which - sec­ ond time around - seems even more self-indulgent. Rating *


better get into serious train­ ing before watching Oliver Stone’s expose of the ambi­ tion, greed and corruption that's eating away at the core of the American football industry. Al Pacino is an idealist


ANY GIVEN SUNDAY (Cert 18, 162 mins) Armchair sports fans had


Embrace 3. Ministry Of Sound: Dance Nation - Various 4. Supernatural - Santana 5. Behind The Sun - Chi­ cane 6. On How Life Is - Macy Gray 7. Reload - Tom Jones 8. Kiss UK Garage - Vari­ ous 9. The Man Who - Travis 10. Is There Anybody Out There? - Pink Floyd


SINGLES


1. Fool Again - Westlife 2. Never Be The Same


Again - Mel C 3. Say My Name - Des­


coach of the Miami Sharks, whose authority is questioned by new team owner Christina Pagniacci (Cameron Diaz). As a critique of the tug-of- war between the boardroom and the locker room, this doesn't quite hit as hard as it should, but Stone’s direction is assured. Rating


LAKE PLACID


was safe to go back in the water... out crawls Steve Miner's deceptively slick and entertaining beast of a Friday night movie. This is a horror- comedy which has its tongue planted firmly in its cheek.


Just when you thought it (Cert 15, 82 mins) Music charts supplied by Rating **★


tiny's Child 4. The Time Is Now - Moloko 5. Smooth - Santana 6. See Ya - Atomic Kitten 7. Don't Give Up - Chi- cane/Bryan Adams 8. Bag It Up - Geri H ar­ well 9. All The Small Things - Blink 182 10. Still Dre - Dr Dre fea­ turing Snoop Doggy Dog


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