Radio
Radio schedule Tuesday 21st August 2012
7:30am
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Mr Blue Sky
Series 2, Episode 6 - On Your Wedding DayIt's the day before Charlie and Kill-R's wedding day. While Rakesh makes Jax an unexpected offer and the bride gets cold feet, Harvey's plan to write his speech is interrupted by a distress call from the groom at Gatwick.
8am
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The Goon Show
Episode 8.12, The Great British Revolution: Angry revolutionary leader Neddie Seagoon is duped into buying worthless weapons.
8:30am
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Listen To Les
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong.
9am
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Chain Reaction
Series 8, Episode 4 - Derren Brown interviews Tim MinchinDerren Brown talks to musician and composer Tim Minchin.
9:30am
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Sneakiepeeks
Episode 5 - EchoBeagle Team find they are in competition with their nemesis, Terrier Team, on their latest mission.
12pm
(repeat)
The Goon Show
Episode 8.12, The Great British Revolution: Angry revolutionary leader Neddie Seagoon is duped into buying worthless weapons.
12:30pm
(repeat)
Listen To Les
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong.
2:05pm25 min
Laughing In All The Right Places
Episode 6 - Henning WehnGerman stand-up Henning Wehn talks comedy and stereotypes with Jo Caulfield and the practicalities of using a stopwatch in his routines.
5pm
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King Street Junior
Series 6, Episode 7 - Thursday's ChildThe staff are presented with a controversial new proposal from the school governors when they suggest a selection policy to be introduced to reduce the numbers of "disadvantaged" children at King Street.
6:30pm30 min
Mark Steel's In Town
Edinburgh, Special - Edinburgh Fringe Special - LeithAs part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Mark performs at the BBC's venue at Potterow to talk about the city's district of Leith, taking tales from the history, highways, and Hibs legends - not to mention the port workers, pub fights, and poetry that make up this unique corner of Scotland's capital.
7pm
(repeat)
The Goon Show
Episode 8.12, The Great British Revolution: Angry revolutionary leader Neddie Seagoon is duped into buying worthless weapons.
7:30pm
(repeat)
Listen To Les
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong.
10pm
(repeat)
Mr Blue Sky
Series 2, Episode 6 - On Your Wedding DayIt's the day before Charlie and Kill-R's wedding day. While Rakesh makes Jax an unexpected offer and the bride gets cold feet, Harvey's plan to write his speech is interrupted by a distress call from the groom at Gatwick.
10:30pm
(repeat)
Getting Nowhere Fast
Episode 1: Ex-lovers turned cafe-bar owners Pam and Merv discuss love, life and a revamp.
11pm30 min
Kevin Eldon Will See You Now
Series 1, Episode 4 - The One with Anubis, Almighty Jackal-Headed God of the Egyptian UnderworldKevin goes into space, meets a bandit and evokes the powerful gods of Ancient Egypt. Not all at the same time, obviously - that would be weird. No, separately.
11pm
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The Curried Goat Show
Episode 6: It's Bird Night and That's Life.
11:30pm
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Ross Noble Goes Global
Series 1, Episode 3 - South AfricaThe comic visits South Africa, where he meets the Whale Cryer of Hermanus, seeks out penguins on a jet ski and discovers that the monkeys in Cape Town have a taste for lobster. He also has comes up with a new concept - jazz whale-crying.
11:30pm
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Ross Noble Goes Global
Series 1, Episode 3 - South AfricaThe comic visits South Africa, where he meets the Whale Cryer of Hermanus, seeks out penguins on a jet ski and discovers that the monkeys in Cape Town have a taste for lobster. He also has comes up with a new concept - jazz whale-crying.
2am
(repeat)
Chain Reaction
Series 8, Episode 4 - Derren Brown interviews Tim MinchinDerren Brown talks to musician and composer Tim Minchin.
2:30am
(repeat)
Sneakiepeeks
Episode 5 - EchoBeagle Team find they are in competition with their nemesis, Terrier Team, on their latest mission.
5am
(repeat)
King Street Junior
Series 6, Episode 7 - Thursday's ChildThe staff are presented with a controversial new proposal from the school governors when they suggest a selection policy to be introduced to reduce the numbers of "disadvantaged" children at King Street.