Schedule Monday 9th January 2012
5:15pm30 min
Roy
Series 2, Episode 1 - Foot Fat FitRoy dreams of playing for the school football team, but fails to make the squad because he is unfit. He embarks on a crazy diet and exercise routine which has some even crazier side-effects. Will Roy succeed and join the team?
5:45pm30 min
The Ministry Of Curious Stuff
Series 1, Episode 1Vic and his team work out the chances of dinosaurs ever returning to roam the earth, discover whether animals can be superheroes and find out if robots will ever take over the world.
6:30pm30 min
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 8, Episode 3David Mitchell is joined by Tom Wrigglesworth, Tony Hawks, Alan Davies and John Finnemore to talk on subjects such as hamburgers, snoring, pens and crocodiles.
8:30pm30 min
The One...
Episode 2 - The One Jasper CarrottThis week, comedy legend Jasper Carrott treats viewers to a brand new stand-up set where he shares the truth about grandkids and getting older.
9pm30 min
The Royal Bodyguard
Episode 3 - Bullets Over Broad StreetHubble enlists the help of his aspirant sniffer dog Winston as he continues in his new role of Royal Bodyguard with a Royal visit to an Oxford museum.
9:30pm30 min
Mrs. Brown's Boys
Series 2, Episode 2 - Mammy's Coming!Agnes is upset that her son Trevor has been called back to the missions in Africa, but is determined to give him a massive send-off to remind him what a loving family he has back home in Ireland.
10pm85 min
Shameless
Series 9, Episode 1The Chatsworth Estate is in a time of darkest austerity. The Gallaghers and half the estate are evicted as part of Operation New Start - a multi-agency crackdown on the benefits culture of those in social housing.
10:35pm45 min version
Have I Got News For You
Series 42, Highlights SpecialA compilation of the popular news quiz, looking back at the big news of 2011. With team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, and a variety of guest hosts and panellists.
11pm45 min version
The News Quiz
Series 76, Episode 2Sandi Toksvig hosts the Radio 4 panel show in the week that rail fares rose a record 10%, politicians argued over who would cover the cost of replacing 40,000 silicon implants, and tickets for the Olympic synchronised swimming event were massively over-subscribed. Tom Allen, Susan Calman, Jeremy Hardy and Fred MacAulay dissect the stories.