Schedule for 20th January 2010 (full list)

6pm (repeat)

Terry Pratchett's Guards! Guards!

Episode 5

The dragon makes its presence felt. Vimes finally finds his man. But can he hold onto him?

6:30pm (repeat)

Ayres On The Air

Series 3, Episode 4 - Shopping

Pam is joined on stage by Geoffrey Whitehead and Felicity Montagu for poems and sketches on the subject of Shopping. Featuring sketches about braving the cosmetics department, and how some shop assistants think anyone over 40 should only wear beige. Pam's shopping poems include Nowadays We Worship at Saint Tesco, the Contact Lens poem and I Can't Find Nice Knickers, one of her briefer poems.

7:30pm

National Television Awards

Dermot O'Leary reveals the winners of the 2010 National Television Awards from the O2 Arena.

Benidorm, Gavin & Stacey, Harry Hill's TV Burp and The Inbetweeners are the four shows shortlisted in the comedy category. Meanwhile Michael McIntyre, Paul O'Grady and Ant & Dec are listed in the Entertainment Presenter category.

10pm (repeat)

The Mitch Benn Music Show

Series 2, Episode 2 - Isy Suttie

Mitch Benn plays comic songs past and present, and is joined in the studio by comic singer/songwriter and Peep Show star Isy Suttie.

10pm
30 min

The Persuasionists

Episode 2 - The Handsomeness

After misreading a book about beauty, Clive creates a new 'Handsomeness' initiative, and puts Emma in charge. Meanwhile, Billy and Keaton are arguing over who is the least sensible and practical, and Greg is dating a top model.

10:30pm (repeat)

We Need Answers

Series 2, Episode 8 - Medicine

Presenter and comedian Sue Perkins competes with doctor and comedian Phil Hammond. Sue and Phil try to see if they can eat, move and think at the same time - the cue for yoghurt, spinning chairs and a word search.

10:45pm (repeat)

Limmy's Show!

Series 1, Episode 6

Viewers will experience a first for television comedy in this episode, as Limmy pushes interaction to the limit by conducting a comedy test which allows him to tailor the levels of humour in the show to suit viewers' tastes.