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Schedule Thursday 17th February 2005

BBC One. Copyright: BBC 4pm
15 min
ChuckleVision. Image shows from L to R: Paul Chuckle (Paul Elliott), Barry Chuckle (Barry Elliott)

ChuckleVision

Series 17, Episode 7 - Grande Fromage

Paul and Barry lose their whey when they work for one of the world's greatest cheesemakers Monsieur Fromage. A rival attempts to discredit him by letting a mouse loose on the premises, so they scramble to hide all traces of it.

Radio 4 6:30pm
30 min
That Mitchell & Webb Sound. Image shows from L to R: Robert Webb, David Mitchell. Copyright: BBC

That Mitchell & Webb Sound

Series 2, Episode 2

Sketches include an appeal to help mad bears, Stone Age CSI, and the Part Planners plan to send an invite to Saddam Hussein.

BBC Three 8:30pm
30 min
BBC Three

The Comic Side Of 7 Days

Series 1, Episode 5

The comedians take a satirical look at the week's events. Plus, the moons of Saturn, Hollywood divorces, and Gordon Brown's body language.

ITV1 logo. Credit: ITV 9pm
90 min
Fat Friends

Fat Friends

Series 4, Episode 1 - Enough To Go Around

Fat Friends follows a group of people who meet every week at a slimming club.

Radio 2 logo 10:30pm
30 min
Radio 2 logo

It's Been A Bad Week

Series 11, Episode 9

Steve and Hugh examine the cases of a cosmonaut who was so big he could not get out of the International Space Station, the population of Cumbernauld, and shoes that sound that you have farted when you walk in them.

BBC Four 10:35pm
30 min
Don't Watch That Watch This. Copyright: Vera Productions

Don't Watch That Watch This

Series 1, Episode 6

Another week, another barrowload of archive as Don't Watch That Watch This introduces you to the inside of the Queen's carriage, the best ever Mastermind candidate, Geoff Hoon's misuse of the office photocopier, a Punch & Judy reconstruction for the CBBC version of Crimewatch, and another collection of cut 'n' paste speeches from the rich and famous. All the words are genuine, it's just the order they come in that may not be.

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