Schedule Friday 1st February 2008
11:30am30 min
Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!
Series 3, Episode 6 - Piddler On The RoofArthur prepares for his performance of Fiddler on the Roof, but an unfortunate typo on the posters leads to widespread confusion. When Arthur receives a concussion the performance is in doubt, but he soldiers on in his inimitable style.
2:15pm45 min
Have Your Cake
Episode 2 - Private ParkinA mysterious man gatecrashes the cake club. Is he the chef he claims to be or something more sinister?
3:25pm15 min
ChuckleVision
Series 20, Episode 5 - Galloping GranddadsPaul and Barry go undercover is their granddad's care home in order to discover what the matron does when they're not around.
6:30pm30 min
The News Quiz
Series 64, Episode 4Sandi Toksvig is in the chair as panellists Jeremy Hardy, Jeff Green, Francis Wheen and Fred MacAulay examine the funnier aspects of the week's news. Harriet Cass reads out cuttings sent in by listeners.
8:30pm30 min
Jam & Jerusalem
Series 2, Episode 6Tash accepts Spike's proposal of marriage and they decide to organise their own unique wedding ceremony. When it all gets a bit too much, a distraught Tash throws herself at Sal's mercy. Secretly delighted to be able to organise her daughter's big day, Sal enlists the help of the Guild to create a magical Faerie Wedding by a babbling brook, with bewinged flower fairies, and a final magical send-off party for the happy couple.
9pm30 min
Moving Wallpaper
Series 1 - Echo Beach, Episode 5Jonathan creates a false crisis to give the team a push and tells them that Hugo Speer has quit the show. But his plan backfires when he learns that his leading actor really does want out.
9:15pm15 min
Adolf Hitler: My Part In His Downfall
Episode 2Spike is surviving on food probably prepared by the Ministry of Bacteriological Warfare. Plus, his jazz combo becomes a sensation in the Bexhill area.
10pm60 min
11:30pm30 min
The Penny Dreadfuls Present...
The Brothers Faversham, Episode 4 - AugustusThe Penny Dreadfuls present the story of Augustus, the greatest illusionist in the history of Victorian Britain and the fourth born of the Faversham Brothers.