Radio
Radio schedule Sunday 15th May 2011
11am60 min
The Back End Of Next Week
Episode 2Nick Hancock is joined by regulars Josh Widdicombe and Carl Donnelly, plus special guest Rebecca Front. Topics include super injunctions, and the Queen's forthcoming tour to Ireland.
12pm
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The Unbelievable Truth
Series 7, Episode 6Arthur Smith, Tony Hawks, Charlie Brooker and Rhod Gilbert appear in the panel game built on truth and lies. Subject covered tonight include ears, divorce, badgers and ice cream.
1:30pm
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Sarah Millican's Support Group
Series 2, Episode 2Sarah and her team try to help a woman addicted to plastic surgery, and a son who is having problems with his dad.
3pm
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Yes Minister
Series 1, Episode 1 - Open GovernmentNewly elected MP Jim Hacker is made the Minister for Administrative Affairs, a department lead by civil servant Sir Humphrey Appleby. Hacker attempts to do start the business of running the country straight away by being open about everything. Perhaps being a bit too open...
3:30pm
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I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue
Comedy panel game chaired by Humphrey Lyttelton, with Tim Brooke-Taylor, Willie Rushton, Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden. First aired in 1984.
8pm
(repeat)
The Goon Show
The Dreaded Batter Pudding Hurler of Bexhill-on-Sea: Neddie is on the look out of a criminal who has thrown a batter pudding at Mimmie Bannister. From 1954.
8:30pm
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Dad's Army
Series 1, Episode 7 - Sgt. Wilson's Little SecretMrs Pike plans to take in an evacuee to help with the war effort, but Wilson gets the wrong end of the stick and believes that he has got her pregnant.
10pm
(repeat)
Sarah Millican's Support Group
Series 2, Episode 2Sarah and her team try to help a woman addicted to plastic surgery, and a son who is having problems with his dad.
11pm
(repeat)
The Ape That Got Lucky
Episode 3 - Science and TechnologyIn his third programme, Chris Addison argues that human development regarding science came about through nothing but luck.
Midnight
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Swots
Series 2, Episode 5Panel show in which Miles Jupp presides over a class of unruly celebrity pupils, assisted by stand-up Susan Morrison. This week's contestants are Andy Cameron, Brian Taylor, Libby McArthur and Stephen Purdon.