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BBC Choice

2002-03-26 · Tuesday · 14 listings

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00:15
Celebrity gambling show with Patrick Kielty
(30 mins)Programme ID 00142454Broadcast ID 130893389
00:45
Rich Hall and his assistant Mike Wilmot with a show that has just one purpose - to do your worrying for you
(30 mins)Programme ID 0017F37EBroadcast ID 130893418
01:15
More mechanical mayhem as Craig Charles and Julia Reed present another nail-biting edition of the action-packed game show in which contestants pit their home-made robots against one another
(45 mins)Programme ID 0010E8EBBroadcast ID 959897
02:00
Fast-paced travel game show in which five couples fly to a holiday location, but only one pair get to stay on for a week’s vacation
(30 mins)Programme ID 0014CAE5Broadcast ID 959943
19:00
From his own flat, Richard Bacon hosts the show in which two teams, currently living in grotty houses, compete to win a luxury flat rent-free for a year
(45 mins)Programme ID 0016F371Broadcast ID 961525
19:45
The Liar
Series of dark, twisted stories spoofing 19th-century children’s morality tales. Marmaduke Dyer, son of a respectable lawyer, is inveigled into a world of lies by senior partner Mr Wermin
(15 mins)Programme ID 0012BA83Broadcast ID 961635
20:00
Another dose of celebrity news and gossip, offering viewers the latest from the world of show business. Featuring regular reports from Hollywood and Broadway, as well as on-the-spot backstage reports from some of the UK’s biggest showbiz affairs
(30 mins)Programme ID 000E2CD3Broadcast ID 961652
20:30
Guilty people off-load their secrets onto Davina McCall and roving reporter Anna Nolan, and plead for forgiveness. Lisa Stansfield confesses to sins from her childhood
(30 mins)Programme ID 0015147BBroadcast ID 961722
21:00
Johnny Vaughan presents his unique take on the news in the company of celebrity guests and people with extraordinary tales to tell
(30 mins)Programme ID 0016B096Broadcast ID 961764
21:30
Harry’s plain-speaking Yorkshireman, George Whitebread, compares life in the South with the real life that exists in the north of England, aided by South American/Geordie footballer Julio Geordio, the ever-bickering Scousers and the money-obsessed ‘Considerably Richer than You’
(30 mins)Programme ID 0013D471Broadcast ID 961834
22:00
Janine’s mask is slipping. Sonia is desperate to turn the clock back. Things can only get worse for Mel. Pauline refuses to apologise to Mark or Lisa
(30 mins)Programme ID 0017EC99Broadcast ID 961872
22:30
Candle
Sitcom about the lives and loves of friends in the northern town of Runcorn. It’s Janet and Gaz’s first night as a couple after Donna has moved to London to be with Wesley and start a new career. Gaz has arranged a babysitter for Corinthian so they can go to The Archer, but Janet objects when it turns out to be his ex-girlfriend Bald Shirley and insists they stay in for a romantic night
(30 mins)Programme ID 00112DFEBroadcast ID 961943
23:00
Barbara Finally Has Enough
Stressed out by the menopause, the bakery job and especially Jim’s meanness and selfishness, Barbara confides in Denise before storming out of the house.
(30 mins)Programme ID 000D1F05Broadcast ID 961983
23:30
Radio One’s Mary Anne Hobbs presents the global biking show. Featuring Nick Sanders, the fastest man round the world on a bike, and Moscow’s notorious biker gang the Nightwolves. World trials champion Dougie Lampkin takes a day trip to Manchester to perform his amazing manouevres in the city centre
(30 mins)Programme ID 00177A1EBroadcast ID 962060