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BBC Choice

2000-03-14 · Tuesday · 19 listings

← 2000-03-13 ⚄ Random BBC Choice schedule 2000-03-15 →

00:00

(30 mins)Programme ID RT485541Original TRILT record ↗

00:30

(60 mins)Programme ID RT483AFFOriginal TRILT record ↗

01:30

(15 mins)Programme ID RT47BD87Original TRILT record ↗

01:45

(25 mins)Programme ID RT47A762Original TRILT record ↗

06:00

Children’s programmes

(660 mins)Programme ID RT47A7FFOriginal TRILT record ↗

17:00

(30 mins)Programme ID RT47A762Original TRILT record ↗

17:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT47DDA7Original TRILT record ↗

18:00

(30 mins)Programme ID RT47A015Original TRILT record ↗

18:30

Scrap Mates: a look at boot sale bargains

(30 mins)Programme ID RT486D62Original TRILT record ↗

19:00

(30 mins)Programme ID RT480204Original TRILT record ↗

19:30

Eye Candy: university fashion dilemmas

(30 mins)Programme ID RT486D2COriginal TRILT record ↗

20:00

Road Rules: a lesson in Aussie rules football

(30 mins)Programme ID RT486D58Original TRILT record ↗

20:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT47A015Original TRILT record ↗

21:00

Goodness Gracious Me: featuring a visit to "Club Nirvana"

(30 mins)Programme ID RT486D61Original TRILT record ↗

21:30

Lenny Beige’s Variety Pack

(30 mins)Programme ID RT483CF9Original TRILT record ↗

22:00

Perfect World: Bob has to do some quick thinking

(30 mins)Programme ID RT486D53Original TRILT record ↗

22:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT417914Original TRILT record ↗

23:00

Good Evening Rockall

(30 mins)Programme ID RT4861B5Original TRILT record ↗

23:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT485656Original TRILT record ↗

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