Schedule Sunday 16th May 2010

The Museum Of Curiosity

The third gallery of the museum now opens with new curator Jon Richardson working alongside John Lloyd, Professor of Ignorance at the University of Buckingham.

With Discworld creator Terry Pratchett, cosmologist Marcus Chown, and Iranian-born stand-up comedienne Shappi Khorsandi.

Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Guest starring Griff Rhys Jones and Kate Robbins.

The News Quiz

Election, Election, Election: Sandi Toksvig hosts in the week that a decidedly undecisive result was returned, voters felt a little locked out and the markets suffered from election fever. Jack Dee, Jeremy Hardy, Sue Perkins and Francis Wheen make up the illustrious panel.

Ladies Of Letters

When Irene's increasing isolation draws her towards composing poems, one of her missives leads the social services to scrutinise Vera's claim to custody of her granddaughter Sabrina. In the end, too much wine tips Irene over the edge, and conversations with God are followed by a spell in the local asylum.

The Old Guys

Tom discovers that he would qualify for a lump sum from his pension if only he was married. Meanwhile, Amber is keen to impress her new boss, Marianne.

The Old Guys

Tom and Roy are devastated when they discover that Sally has fallen in love with Mark, an old flame from her past.

The Mark Steel Lecture

Mark presents the life of Muhammad Ali, a sportsman who was able to help both black civil rights and the anti-Vietnam war movement.

La La Land

Shirley scores an audition to host a new psychic TV show; Brendan tries to make an eco-documentary about the release of a California Condor; whilst Gary is on a quest to find an agent.

A Series Of Psychotic Episodes

Surreal, Sony-nominated sketch comedy show from new comic talent Miriam Elia.

Father Ted

Episode 2.1, Hell: The trio of priests take themselves off to their annual holiday at the Kilkelly Caravan Park. Unfortunately, the attractions - the Magic Road and St Kevin's Stump - are marred by a suspicious couple staying nearby and an over-excitable youth group.

James Kettle's Skyscraping Ambitions - Making It Big In Business

Join James Kettle as he tries to make it big in the world of business. With Thomas Nelstrop, Holly Walsh and Stephen Carlin.

Justin Lee Collins: Good Times

Joining JLC on the sofa this week are TV fashionista Gok Wan and spirit specialist Yvette Fielding. Elsewhere, Sharon Osbourne attempts to hit the dartboard and Danish popsters Alphabeat provide the music.

Colin And Fergus' Digi Radio

Colin and Fergus witness the tragic destruction of Digi Radio. Rutherford Lodge tries to solve the case of the gay pink gas.

Black Books

Fran is invited on a hen weekend leaving Bernard and Manny to write a best-selling children's book.

A League Of Their Own

The final whistle is about to blow. Football legend Matt Le Tissier joins the Reds, and actor Stephen Mangan is picked for the Blues. Who will finish top of the league?

The IT Crowd

A new football website allows Roy and Moss to pass as 'proper' men for a momentous couple of days. Meanwhile, Jen goes out with a man who looks like a magician.