Radio
Radio schedule Sunday 8th January 2012
7:30am
(repeat)
Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!
Series 3, Episode 5 - 2001 A Space IdiocyArthur invests in a mobile phone. Although this proves rather more of a problem than first anticipated, it leads to Arthur taking on a hospital radio show engagement. A case of mistaken identity, however, means all does not go as planned.
11am60 min
7 Day Saturday
Series 3, Episode 1Al Murray is joined by Rebecca Front, Joe Wilkinson and Justin Moorhouse.
12pm
(repeat)
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 8, Episode 2David Mitchell hosts an edition of the game show recorded at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe featuing Mark Watson, Phill Jupitus, Ed Byrne and Henning Wehn. The subjects discussed are The Olympics, butter, bees and blood.
4:30pm
(repeat)
Laughed Off The Page
Series 4, Episode 1 - Ian La Frenais & Dick ClementComedy writing legends Ian La Frenais & Dick Clement discuss their most successful sitcoms with Janice Forsyth, which includes national favourites The Likely Lads and Porridge.
7:15pm30 min
It's Your Round
Series 2, Episode 3Angus Deayton hosts the panel show where the format is devised by the panellists themselves. Will Self, Arthur Smith, Sara Pascoe and Gyles Brandreth endeavour to beat each other at their own games.
10pm
(repeat)
Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!
Series 3, Episode 5 - 2001 A Space IdiocyArthur invests in a mobile phone. Although this proves rather more of a problem than first anticipated, it leads to Arthur taking on a hospital radio show engagement. A case of mistaken identity, however, means all does not go as planned.
11pm
(repeat)
As Told To Craig Brown
Craig Brown introduces a mixture of satire, social observation and nonsense.
11:30pm
(repeat)
The Problem With Adam Bloom
Series 3, Episode 1 - ReadingReading is this week's problem with Adam Bloom. More specifically, the problem Adam has reading aloud. He had such negative experiences at school, he managed to avoid reading a book for much of his adult life. But he does find one novel that inspires him to start reading again. With Rob Rouse, Hattie Hayridge and Stefano Paolini.