麻豆社 Two Wales Schedule
Wales Schedule
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Morning
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06:00
Tikkabilla—Series 3, Hunting and Noises
29/70 Crackers and pianos with Simon, Veejay and Tamba. (R)
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06:30
Fimbles—Dog Basket
Fimbo's new dog basket is perfect for froggy dogs, if only Rockit would stop barking. (R)
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06:55
Take a Bow—James and the Giant's Causeway
James plays his clarinet on the windswept shore of the Giant's Causeway. (R)
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07:00
Animalia—Taking a Guilt Trip
Alex has the unrealistic hope that he can convince the Creeper to turn over a new leaf. (R)
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07:25
Sportsround—21/08/2009
A look behind the stories making the sporting headlines. (R)
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07:40
Funky Fables—Anarchy in the Kingdom
21/26 It is tourist season in the kingdom and the locals are plagued by tourists. (R)
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07:50
Eliot Kid—Eliot Kid, The Vegetari-Man
19/52 Eliot decides to go on an all-vegetable diet in order to become likeable and strong. (R)
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08:05
Wolverine and The X-Men—Aces and Eights
22/26 Wolverine heads to Genosha to stop Gambit, whose actions could be a vital turning point. (R)
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08:30
Richard Hammond's Blast Lab—Series 2, Episode 10
Out on Richard's secret test facility, the Lab Rats try to make a giant solar balloon.
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08:55
Diddy Dick and Dom—17/12/2007
Diddy Dick and Dom live in a pink cupboard. (R)
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09:00
Skate Nation—The Skate Stadium 2
The seven remaining skate teams have to perform a brand new routine.
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10:00
Young Dracula—Series 2, Sweet Sixteen
10/13 It's Ingrid's 16th birthday, and time for her to transform into a fully fanged vampire. (R)
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10:30
World Athletics Championships—Berlin 2009, Day 8, Part 1
The men's elite marathon runners take to the streets of Berlin. Jonathan Edwards presents.
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Afternoon
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13:20
Whale Rider
New Zealand drama. An 11-year-old girl bids to become an elder of her Maori tribe.
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14:55
Coast—Shorts, John Paul Jones at Whitehaven
Neil Oliver discovers why a delegation from the US Navy visits Whitehaven every year. (R)
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15:00
Sport Wales—21/08/2009
Sport Wales catches up with David Greene at the Athletics World Championships in Berlin. (R)
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15:30
Planet Earth—Ice Worlds
6/11 David Attenborough examines the frozen worlds of the Arctic and Antarctic. (R)
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16:30
Animal Park—Series 6, Episode 3
Featuring the bird whose eyes are bigger than its brain. (R)
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17:00
World Athletics Championships—Berlin 2009, Day 8, Part 2
John Inverdale introduces live coverage of the penultimate day of the championships.
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Evening
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20:10
麻豆社 Proms—2009, Prom 50: Beethoven's Fidelio
A concert performance of Beethoven's only opera, Fidelio, conducted by Daniel Barenboim.
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22:30
Have I Got a Bit More News for You—Series 36, Episode 5
Frank Skinner and Ian Hislop are joined by Jack Dee, Miranda Hart and Quentin Letts. (R)
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23:10
The Funny Side of...—Animals
3/7 Clive Anderson guides us through the history of television's love affair with animals. (R)
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Late
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00:10
The Culture Show—2009/2010, The Edinburgh Festival Show 2
Lauren Laverne meets journalist and author Lynn Barber. (R)
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01:00
Inside F1—2009, 23/08/2009
News from Formula One, as part of the build-up to the big Grand Prix weekends of the year.
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01:15
Season Ticket—2009/10, Big Pat
3/10 Stephen Watson presents a profile of legendary Northern Ireland goalkeeper Pat Jennings.
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01:45
Children of the Revolution
Imagining Stalin's last night in the arms of a young Australian communist revolutionary.
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03:20
Esma's Secret
Drama telling the story of a mother and daughter struggling to survive in war-torn Bosnia.
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