Schedule Thursday 30th April 2009
9am10 min
Timmy Time
Series 1, Episode 19 - Timmy Wants The DrumDuring a music lesson, Timmy decides he wants to play the drum, but he is given the triangle.
4:35pm30 min
Horrible Histories
Series 1, Episode 3A Roman emperor finds a nasty alternative to candles, an Egyptian tries to save money on mummification, and the Roundheads and Cavaliers take part in Historical Wife Swap.
6:30pm30 min
8pm30 min
My Family
Series 9, Episode 7 - It's Training MenAn undercover assessor for Cavitex, posing as a patient, leads to Ben having to attend a retraining course.
10pm30 min
10pm30 min
Clive Anderson's Chat Room
Series 6, Episode 7With David Quantick, Steve Bell, Ronni Ancona and Tom Bradby.
10pm60 min
The Justin Lee Collins Show
Episode 7This week Justin is joined by Eamonn Holmes, actress Fay Ripley and DJs Chris Moyles and Tim Westwood.
10pm30 min
The Inbetweeners
Series 2, Episode 5 - The Duke Of Edinburgh AwardsWill is asked to co-ordinate the school's Duke of Edinburgh award scheme. The boys end up helping out in a local retirement home.
10:30pm
(repeat)
Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps
Series 8, Episode 6 - Val DoonicanNow that Gaz and Donna are divorced, Gaz decides it is time to propose to Janet.
10:30pm
(repeat)
On The Blog
Series 1, Episode 3 - An Englishman's HomeAndrew's mother puts the house on the market, but Andrew does his best to put off the prospective buyers.
10:30pm30 min
I've Never Seen Star Wars
Episode 8 - Esther RantzenMarcus Brigstocke invites his guest Esther Rantzen to try some new cultural experiences.
10:35pm
(repeat)
Star Stories
Series 3, Episode 5 - BonoJust how did Bono meet his three trusty disciples/band members? What did his Dad think of his beliefs that he could really change the world?
11pm
(repeat)
Down The Line
Series 3, Episode 1This week's topics are the Liberal Agenda of Media and What shall we call a new planet?
11pm
(repeat)
Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe
Series 1, Episode 5Charlie Brooker takes a look at how graphics have morphed over the years from modest explaining devices to shouty, scary, video game-style extravaganzas. With the help of Nick Davies and Peter Oborne, he also looks at how print newspapers are changing and the underhand tactics they use to get some of their stories. There's also just time for a Susan Boyle rant.