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Series examining the relationship of the DJ to Balearic hotspot Ibiza. Frankie Knuckles discusses his 30-year career as a DJ, as well as his wild nights on the decks at the Def Mix night

Judge Jules hosts this travelogue focussing on the dance music scenes of cities all over the world. This edition focuses on the winter season in Ibiza. Jules meets the people behind the superclub Manumission, who live on the island all year round, checks out the off-season nightlife at Ibiza’s longest running club, Pacha, and gets the gossip from hotelier to the stars, Tony Pike.

Spoof soap set in a street in Surbiton, where the residents are famous stars. Mrs Huggett secures a new job with the mysterious Dr No after being disowned by the residents of Stella Street for selling their secrets to the press. But she soon finds herself in trouble with her new boss after inadvertently pulling the rocket launcher knob instead of the light switch

Sitcom about a part-time minicab driver in West London with delusions of grandeur. Paul finds life has changed on the outside after being released from prison - not only have his family rejected him, but best friend Sean has also deserted him. And when the man guilty of the murder for which Paul was arrested shows up, matters take a really interesting turn

Series of spoof chillers paying homage to classic British horror films. London 1972: when property developer Denham Denham, columnist Stephanie Wise and revolutionary architect Michael Masters find themselves trapped in a lift, their dreams become a nightmare

A one-off ‘Rock Profile’ special in which Gary Barlow, having fallen on hard times, plans the ideal comeback - a charity record called ‘Rock the Blind’. Despite Gary enlisting a host of pop luminaries to sing on the record and getting Pete Waterman to produce it, the plan doesn’t go as intended. Featuring some old favourites from the ‘Rock Profile’ series plus some new characters

Spoof music chat show in which Jamie Theakston meets anti-drugs campaigner Shaun Ryder and professional jazz dancer Bez. Starring Matt Lucas and David Walliams

The best in dance music at home and abroad

Whether eating a post-club kebab or just suffering from a bout of insomnia, make sure you stick around for some of the hottest videos, courtesy of Play

Unable to drag yourself out of bed? Fear not as Play has a selection of the coolest new videos around, designed to prise you away from your duvet

Hungover? Not enough shuteye? Why not take a sickie and relax as Play shows off some of the best tunes around, along with a selection of classic tracks from the past decade

Want to know what’s hot in the world of music? Look no further as Play shows all the latest and coolest new videos

An hour of back-to-back videos from a specific year - but can you guess what the year is, or are you too mashed to remember?

A showcase for the best new music around and the birth of the next big ‘thang’ on Play, presented by former Stone Roses member Mani and former Prodigy member Leeroy Thornhill. Featuring specially shot performances, guest interviews, features on the best new music, and new tracks by some familiar faces

The final show in the unique series launches itself into space and brings the musical extraterrestrials who have a link with the galaxy in one shape in another. Scott Mills is your captain, and introduces music form Jamiroquai, Bjork, Radiohead, Travis and the Shamen, plus a chance to see two out-of-this-world performances by Apollo 440 and Babylon Zoo

Comedic French duo Priorite a Gauche explore the differences between British and continental culture, while introducing their favourite European videos. In this episode, they look back on the age-old conflict between Britain and France, opening up some old wounds on the way and re-enacting the Battle of Waterloo

The spoof music chat show in which Jamie Theakston meets slipper-wielding older brother Barry from the Bee Gees and his naughty younger brothers Robin and Maurice. Starring Matt Lucas and David Walliams

The biggest tunes around, interspersed with Play’s pop puppets in ‘Lives of the Rich and Latex’

Want to know what’s hot in the world of music? Look no further as Play shows all the latest and coolest new videos

Play gets into its time machine to bring you the hottest tracks from the past, the present and the future

Iain Lee presents the music quiz in which the contestants themselves pose the questions, competing and pitting their wits against each other to become the Mental Music Champion 2001

Iain Lee presents the music quiz in which the contestants themselves pose the questions, competing and pitting their wits against each other to become the Mental Music Champion 2001

Some of the most influential contemporary music video directors discuss their influences and explain the processes behind their work. This edition focuses on the career of Vaughan Arnell, who directed ‘Say You’ll Be There’ by the Spice Girls, ‘Rock DJ’ by Robbie Williams and ‘Inner Smile’ by Texas

Documentary series about music on the margins of the mainstream. This edition looks at the relationship between the major labels and the independent labels, and debates which is better. Featuring visits to the offices of Sony imprint S2, and Virgin Records, who were taken over by EMI

An exploration of contemporary icons and the nature of fame, presented by Boy George. Each week, celebrities discuss their early life, their dreams and aspirations, their private selves and how they cope with the pressures of fame. This week’s guest is comedienne Jenny Eclair

Series examining the relationship of the DJ to Balearic hotspot Ibiza. Comedienne Gina Yashere goes in search of UK garage in the Balearics. Featuring MC Lamont, EZ and Omar from the Truesteppers

Judge Jules hosts this travelogue focusing on the dance music scenes of cities all over the world. In this edition, Jules visits Dublin, where he meets international design guru John Rocha, DJ and U2 producer Johnny Moy and dance impresario John Reynolds. He also plays a set at trance club Space and goes windsurfing with Irish champion Oisin van Gelden

This episode looks at the career of DJ Paul Oakenfold - from Def Jam to touring with U2

Documentary about controversial rap act Eminem, looking back at his career, examining his influence on the white rap music scene, and speaking to some of the biggest names in the industry about their views on the superstar rapper

The history of punk rock in all its incarnations, from its 70s roots to the million-selling punk-influenced artists of today. This programme looks at the range of political ideals associated with the punk movement, from CND and Rock against Racism to the right-wing leanings of the Oi! bands

The history of punk rock in all its incarnations, from its 1970s roots to the million-selling punk-influenced artists of today. This edition celebrates punk’s great female performers, including Siouxsie Sioux, the Slits, Poly Styrene and Debbie Harry, and asks whether punk succeeded in freeing women from the macho posturing of rock

Darkly comic spoof-documentary series exposing dysfunctional relationships. Beverlee and Tony are religious zealots. They love their four dogs, but hate their neighbours. Tony is the manager of a bathroom retail outlet and Beverlee has a mobile hairdressing business. In their spare time they evangelise, and deliver curly sausage casseroles to the local vicar

Spoof documentary series looking at Middle England through the eyes of Chris Langham as fly-on-the-wall film-maker Roy Mallard. A routine day on duty with PC David Knight in Northampton turns into a tense rooftop drama when an insurance company employee threatens to commit suicide

Brand new series examining the relationship of the DJ to Balearic beat hotspot Ibiza. In this edition, Roger Sanchez defines the difference between American and European house music, and reveals his all-time Ibiza anthems

This episode looks at the rise and fall of the funk mafia, including Robbie Vincent and Pete Tong, led by the first superstar DJ - Chris Hill