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BBC Choice

2000-08-02 · Wednesday · 20 listings

← 2000-08-01 ⚄ Random BBC Choice schedule 2000-08-03 →

00:00

(15 mins)Programme ID RT487760Original TRILT record ↗

00:15

Catatonia - A Little Later

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48A9FEOriginal TRILT record ↗

00:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT488F75Original TRILT record ↗

01:00

The BBC New Comedy Awards - Semi-finals

(30 mins)Programme ID RT48AA4DOriginal TRILT record ↗

01:30

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48A976Original TRILT record ↗

01:45

Catatonia - A Little Later

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48A9FEOriginal TRILT record ↗

06:00

Children’s programmes

(780 mins)Programme ID RT47A7FFOriginal TRILT record ↗

19:00

(30 mins)Programme ID RT488316Original TRILT record ↗

19:30

(15 mins)Programme ID RT487760Original TRILT record ↗

19:45

Patsy Cline’s Rock Shrine

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48A994Original TRILT record ↗

20:00

Catatonia - A Little Later

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48A9FEOriginal TRILT record ↗

20:15

Nelson Mandela’s Great Speech

(15 mins)Programme ID RT488C32Original TRILT record ↗

20:30

(30 mins)Programme ID RT488F75Original TRILT record ↗

21:00

Playing the Field: Jim and Mr Mullen come up with a scheme to create harmony between Mrs Mullen and Francine. Ralph Ineson, Jo McInnes

(50 mins)Programme ID RT48AA1BOriginal TRILT record ↗

21:50

Silent Witness: A Kind of Justice (part 2)

(50 mins)Programme ID RT48AA3EOriginal TRILT record ↗

22:40

Hotlinks: compilation

(10 mins)Programme ID RT48A8EBOriginal TRILT record ↗

22:50

Screw Ups - Parties

(10 mins)Programme ID RT48AA08Original TRILT record ↗

23:00

The Christine Hamilton Show

(30 mins)Programme ID RT488337Original TRILT record ↗

23:30

Taste Buddies- barbecues

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48AA60Original TRILT record ↗

23:45

Nelson Mandela - Great Speeches

(15 mins)Programme ID RT48AA68Original TRILT record ↗

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