Radio
Radio schedule Tuesday 13th September 2011
9:30am
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The Personality Test
Series 1, Episode 4 - Jennie BondRoyal journalist and television presenter Jennie Bond hosts the final episode in the series. Sue Perkins, Robin Ince, Will Smith and Natalie Haynes try to guess what Jennie does and doesn't like.
10:45am15 min
Giant Ladies That Changed The World
Episode 2The National Theatre of Brent tell the Suffragettes' story.
12pm
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The Goon Show
The Man Who Won The War (Seagoon MCC): Comedy, with Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe. First aired in 1955.
12:30pm
(repeat)
Fags, Mags And Bags
Series 3, Episode 2 - Mr Majhu Goes To LenzieRamesh inadvertently enters the murky world of Lenzie politics.
6:30pm
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Fags, Mags And Bags
Series 3, Episode 3 - The Wrath Of KhanThe fine eco-balance of the shop is thrown into chaos when Ramesh installs a slush machine.
7pm
(repeat)
The Goon Show
The Man Who Won The War (Seagoon MCC): Comedy, with Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe. First aired in 1955.
7:45pm
(repeat)
Giant Ladies That Changed The World
Episode 2The National Theatre of Brent tell the Suffragettes' story.
10pm
(repeat)
Fags, Mags And Bags
Series 3, Episode 2 - Mr Majhu Goes To LenzieRamesh inadvertently enters the murky world of Lenzie politics.
11pm
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Old Harry's Game
Series 7, Episode 3The presence of a baby in Hell is turning them all soft. As Scumspawn becomes the first demon to wear a papoose, Satan tries to locate Satan Junior's real family. Meanwhile, Thomas and Edith are held prisoner by Joan of Arc, who is not in the first flush of youth.
11pm
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Laura Solon: Talking And Not Talking
Series 1, Episode 2An art discussion turns into Newsnight Review; we learn of poo loos in the office; rats are brought to Chingley Hall for the first time; and Carole has to make a presentation - but just ends up with clay tits.
11:30pm
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Elephants To Catch Eels
Series 1, Episode 4The new editor of 'The Times of London' undertakes to boost circulation by turning the respected newspaper into a gossipy rag.