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BBC Choice

2002-07-04 · Thursday · 15 listings

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00:15
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 000E2CD3Original TRILT record ↗
00:45
Interactive series in which viewers are able to eavesdrop on real-life conversations being conducted in a restaurant fitted with discreet cameras
(30 mins)Programme ID 00195BA7Original TRILT record ↗
01:15
Johnny Vaughan presents his take on the day’s news in the company of celebrity guests and people with extraordinary tales to tell. Featuring singer Alanis Morissette and actor James Nesbitt
(30 mins)Programme ID 0016D23FOriginal TRILT record ↗
19:00
Laura confronts Ian over Janine. Robbie prepares a surprise flat-warming party for Nita, who fails to show up. Zoe announces to a disgruntled Kat the date for her wedding. And Anthony receives a disturbing phone call
(30 mins)Programme ID 001998C4Original TRILT record ↗
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 000E2CD3Original TRILT record ↗
21:00
Dermot O’Leary hosts the music series in which three bands or artists each perform a current track of their own and a cover version of their choice. Featuring Garbage playing ‘Shut Your Mouth’ and the Rolling Stones classic ‘Wild Horses’. And Ronan Keating with his album track ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’ and a rendition of Van Morrison’s ‘Brown Eyed Girl’
(30 mins)Programme ID 0018C611Original TRILT record ↗
21:30
Series that eavesdrops on real-life dinner conversations. Dani Behr and best friend Maz discuss their man trouble; comedians Jenny Eclair and John Oliver share a meal and a chat; swingers Dean and Matty check out potential playmates Lindsey and Steve; and Brian, Barnsley’s answer to Jim Royle, discusses haute cuisine, southerners and prostitutes - much to the disgust of his wife Adria
(30 mins)Programme ID 00191AF0Original TRILT record ↗
22:00
Sonia is denied access to Chloe. Mel accepts Ian’s offer of accommodation and goes to see Steve’s solicitor. Peggy confronts Janine, and tells Sam to play it cool with Beppe. Jim has a cunning plan for Patrick
(30 mins)Programme ID 00180FC0Original TRILT record ↗
22:30
Kill You Mr Robot: Hello
Jonathan Ross presents the series exploring Japanese film and television culture. On the set of highly popular superhero series Ultraman, which has now run for 36 years. Plus a visit to the Robot World Cup, an interview with legendary animator Mamoru Oshii as he turns his hand to live action, and partying with the cast of slick sci-fi sex film IKU
(30 mins)Programme ID 00195328Original TRILT record ↗
23:00
Comedy drama series. Romance is in the air at Jolene’s birthday outing. But while Jolene, David and Guy end the evening lovelorn, April’s success ends with a big surprise
(30 mins)Programme ID 0019507DOriginal TRILT record ↗
23:30
Comedy series about an Asian chat-show host who lives and works at home with his family. Actor Nigel Havers and pop idol Ronan Keating are drafted in to help Sanjeev appeal to the crucial 18 to 35-year-old female viewer group
(30 mins)Programme ID 001917D3Original TRILT record ↗