Schedule Friday 14th August 2009
10am85 min
MacAulay And Co
Edinburgh 2009, Episode 5 - Friday 14thJoining Fred on the special Edinburgh Festival Fringe show from Edinburgh International Conference Centre is Andrew Maxwell, Sarah Millican, Wilson Dixon, Pappy's Fun Club, John Bishop and Tom Binns as Ivan Brackenbury.
11:30am30 min
Cabin Pressure
Series 2, Episode 5 - Kuala LumpurA week on standby at the airfield gives Arthur an opportunity to brush up on his stewarding skills, while Douglas seems to have disappeared. And why is everyone terrified of Dirk the groundsman?
11:50am
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Just My Luck
An impoverished jeweller's assistant places an unlikely bet in an effort to raise the funds to buy the perfect gift for his secret love.
2pm
(repeat)
Passport To Pimlico
Ealing comedy about a legal discovery that leads the residents of Pimlico to declare themselves an independent nation, Burgundy.
6:30pm30 min
The Now Show
Series 28, Episode 8No News Is Bad News: This week, Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis take a look at the worlds of food and newspapers, while Mitch Benn gets all patriotic, Jon Holmes is wee and goes "whee!", and special guest Andy Zaltzman pinpoints the importance of next week's Test match with laser precision.
7:30pm
(repeat)
My Family
Series 6, Episode 2 - The Spokes PersonBen starts a one-man anti-cycling campaign which causes chaos in the household, Susan compounds the problems with her fund-raising efforts.
9pm60 min
Hotel Babylon
Series 4, Episode 8An exclusive dating agency is holding a 'romantic event' at Babylon, and elsewhere someone in the hotel has written a manuscript for an erotic novel, featuring members of staff under paper-thin pseudonyms.
9pm
(repeat)
Grow Your Own
Down-to-earth comedy drama, inspired by true stories. Given ground in some Liverpool allotments, troubled refugees meet with mixed reactions.
9:15pm15 min
The Adventures Of Sexton Blake
Episode 3 - All Fired UpSexton and Tinker travel to the Hatchetings Hotel to find the man trying to kill Miss Beauchamp, only to find that he has been killed himself.
9:40pm
(repeat)
Live At The Apollo
Series 3, Episode 4 - Lee Mack and Sean LockLee Mack hosts, with Sean Lock performing in front of a packed Hammersmith Apollo. The pair take pot shots at Riverdance, hundreds and thousands, Cockneys and starfish.
10pm
(repeat)
Married
Series 1, Episode 2Robin Lightfoot has awoken in a parallel universe - not only does he have a family, but two half-brothers, both called Ian.
10pm30 min
The Kevin Bishop Show
Series 2, Episode 3Harry Hill reads the news; Michael McIntyre takes over Donald MacIntyre's investigative journalism show; trailers for the British versions of American Pie and High School Musical; a song from Coldplay; the late-night version of Hole In The Wall; Russell Brand phones up Keith and Orville; and David Mitchell stars in EastEnders.
10:30pm
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Ideal
Series 5, Episode 3 - The Red BagMoz lands a job at Easy Spud. Meanwhile, Cartoon Head has found out about Judith's affair and he's out for revenge.
10:40pm
(repeat)
Live At The Apollo
Jack Dee Live At The Apollo Series 1, Episode 5 - Omid DjaliliDeadpan comic Jack Dee shares his gripes on school sports day, rubbernecking and the notion of appointing an Olympic village idiot, before introducing a performance by Omid Djalili, who offers his take on everything from Shakespeare to belly-dancing.
11pm
(repeat)
MacAulay And Co
Edinburgh 2009, Episode 5 - Friday 14thJoining Fred on the special Edinburgh Festival Fringe show from Edinburgh International Conference Centre is Andrew Maxwell, Sarah Millican, Wilson Dixon, Pappy's Fun Club, John Bishop and Tom Binns as Ivan Brackenbury.
11pm
(repeat)
Ideal
Series 5, Episode 4 - The DocumentaryAfter losing his job at Easy Spud because he fell asleep with his head in the spicy pepperoni sauce, Moz has a number of other employment prospects to consider.
11:05pm
(repeat)
I've Never Seen Star Wars
Episode 6 - Nigel HaversNigel Havers proves himself to be a very committed guest - his challenges include getting a real tattoo.
11:30pm
(repeat)
Listen Against
Series 1, Episode 3Alice Arnold and Jon Holmes's show delivers a report on presenter-on-presenter crime; David Miliband going 'special' in another interview (this time he's talking about evil killer robots); the first ever prank call; the BBC's plans to sell off the time pips; and more.
11:40pm
(repeat)
