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UK Gold 2

2006-10-15 · Sunday · 33 listings

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00:00
'The Big Yin' tours his homeland, visiting significant Scottish locations by day and entertaining packed houses from Ayr to Lerwick by night. Billy takes the ferry to the Isle of Arran to perform to an audience of 200 and play his banjo with old friends. He also visits Glasgow's necropolis and discovers tranquillity at Loch Lomond
(30 mins)Programme ID 00192421Original TRILT record ↗
00:30
Much-loved Scottish wit Billy Connolly returns to the River Clyde, where in his youth he served as a welder's apprentice and was introduced to the robust humour that influenced his comedy. On his way to a gig in Stirling, Billy points out Bannockburn, site of Robert Bruce's victory over the English under Edward II in 1314. After the show, he heads for Scone Palace and the magnificent Forth Bridge
(30 mins)Programme ID 000468D5Original TRILT record ↗
01:00
Billy Connolly visits Culloden in the Highlands where, in April 1746, the rebellion of Charles Edward Stuart, pretender to the British throne, ended with the slaughter of thousands of Scots in the last major battle to take place on the British mainland. He then tries a spot of salmon fishing and stops off in Perthshire, one of the most scenic regions of Scotland
(30 mins)Programme ID 00046F34Original TRILT record ↗
01:30
On this leg of his colourful journey around Scotland, Billy negotiates the treacherous Whallagoe Steps at Wick, contemplates the mystical beauty of Orkney’s Standing Stones and tours the windswept island of Shetland in a stretch limo, before returning to urban normality in the shape of Aberdeen’s hazardous road system
(30 mins)Programme ID 000475D8Original TRILT record ↗
02:00
On the penultimate leg of his colourful documentary series exploring Scotland, Billy travels to Dundee, Arbroath and Kelso. He recites poetry in a raging blizzard, makes a pilgrimage to the site of his lost virginity and celebrates the tranquil beauty of Kelso
(30 mins)Programme ID 00047CCFOriginal TRILT record ↗
02:30
Billy concludes his colourful documentary series exploring Scotland with a programme dedicated to Edinburgh - including excerpts from his concerts in the magnificent Usher Hall. He tours the streets of the historic town, visits Edinburgh Castle and, in the old Scottish tradition, spits on the Heart of Midlothian
(30 mins)Programme ID 0004836COriginal TRILT record ↗
09:00
Sarah and the Hunted Man
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. Sarah is trying to track down a man who has become abusive and distressed and is on the loose in the terminal. While on the runway apron, Stuart is called to investigate a cargo of parrots that have arrived in a poor condition. Amidst all the commotion of a busy airport, people take time out to commemorate the victims of the tsunami disaster with a three-minute silence
(30 mins)Programme ID 0052274BOriginal TRILT record ↗
09:30
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. Animal Health Officer Stuart has an angry crocodile to deal with, but first he has to discover if it's male or female. Dave Duddy has to organise the response of the emergency services after an airfield engineer is badly injured. Journalists have their sights set on interviewing an Oscar-winning actress
(30 mins)Programme ID 00523021Original TRILT record ↗
10:00
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CCOriginal TRILT record ↗
10:30
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CDOriginal TRILT record ↗
11:00
African Safari
Ray Mears explores the world of bushcraft, the art of living outdoors relying on a knowledge of the natural world. This edition finds Ray taking a safari, the Swahili word for journey. As far as he is concerned, the best type of safari is on foot. It’s a style of journey that bushcraft makes possible, so Ray teams up with a Maasai warrior in Tanzania and walks through a beautiful valley surrounded by wild animals
(60 mins)Programme ID 004F4729Original TRILT record ↗
12:00
Maria and Shaker
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. The camera follows the Heathrow police as they go undercover to catch a notorious car thief. Maria’s late flight causes problems, and Shaker is furious when two passengers fail to show up
(30 mins)Programme ID 001B682BOriginal TRILT record ↗
12:30
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. The police arrest a passenger who has turned violent when boarding a flight to South Africa. Greig looks after a cargo of valuable racing pigeons and Stuart has to deal with a magnificent Russian sea eagle
(30 mins)Programme ID 0052AA7FOriginal TRILT record ↗
13:00
Fast-moving music show with classic performances from the Top of the Pops archives. Featuring Duran Duran, Blondie, Spinal Tap, Blow Monkeys, Lisa Stansfield, the Shadows and Suzi Quatro. Hosted by Steve Wright
(60 mins)Programme ID 00567DBAOriginal TRILT record ↗
14:00
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CCOriginal TRILT record ↗
14:30
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CDOriginal TRILT record ↗
15:00
African Safari
Ray Mears explores the world of bushcraft, the art of living outdoors relying on a knowledge of the natural world. This edition finds Ray taking a safari, the Swahili word for journey. As far as he is concerned, the best type of safari is on foot. It’s a style of journey that bushcraft makes possible, so Ray teams up with a Maasai warrior in Tanzania and walks through a beautiful valley surrounded by wild animals
(60 mins)Programme ID 004F4729Original TRILT record ↗
16:00
Maria and Shaker
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. The camera follows the Heathrow police as they go undercover to catch a notorious car thief. Maria’s late flight causes problems, and Shaker is furious when two passengers fail to show up
(30 mins)Programme ID 001B682BOriginal TRILT record ↗
16:30
Documentary series which goes behind the scenes at Heathrow. The police arrest a passenger who has turned violent when boarding a flight to South Africa. Greig looks after a cargo of valuable racing pigeons and Stuart has to deal with a magnificent Russian sea eagle
(30 mins)Programme ID 0052AA7FOriginal TRILT record ↗
17:00
Fast-moving music show with classic performances from the Top of the Pops archives. Featuring Duran Duran, Blondie, Spinal Tap, Blow Monkeys, Lisa Stansfield, the Shadows and Suzi Quatro. Hosted by Steve Wright
(60 mins)Programme ID 00567DBAOriginal TRILT record ↗
18:00
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CCOriginal TRILT record ↗
18:30
Reality TV series which follows veteran champion Paul Tracy and the Forsythe Champ Car race team through the exhilarating 2005 international Champ Car World Series. Adrenaline is guaranteed in the show that puts the viewer firmly in the driving seat!
(30 mins)Programme ID 005985CDOriginal TRILT record ↗
19:00
African Safari
Ray Mears explores the world of bushcraft, the art of living outdoors relying on a knowledge of the natural world. This edition finds Ray taking a safari, the Swahili word for journey. As far as he is concerned, the best type of safari is on foot. It’s a style of journey that bushcraft makes possible, so Ray teams up with a Maasai warrior in Tanzania and walks through a beautiful valley surrounded by wild animals
(60 mins)Programme ID 004F4729Original TRILT record ↗
20:00
Fast-moving music show with classic performances from the Top of the Pops archives. Featuring Slade, Andy Williams, Bangles, John Travolta and Olivia Newton John, Lindisfarne, Rebecca Wheatley, Amen Corner and Sheryl Crow
(30 mins)Programme ID 005401D0Original TRILT record ↗
20:30
Yet another musical extravaganza featuring some of the best Top of the Pops performances from down the years. This time it’s the turn of Sly and the Family Stone, Nirvana, Plastic Bertrand, Helen Reddy, Tony Rich Project, Kylie Minogue and Curtis Mayfield to press the nostalgia button. Hosted by Steve Wright
(30 mins)Programme ID 005401CDOriginal TRILT record ↗
21:00
Billy concludes his colourful documentary series exploring Scotland with a programme dedicated to Edinburgh - including excerpts from his concerts in the magnificent Usher Hall. He tours the streets of the historic town, visits Edinburgh Castle and, in the old Scottish tradition, spits on the Heart of Midlothian
(30 mins)Programme ID 0004836COriginal TRILT record ↗
21:30
On the penultimate leg of his colourful documentary series exploring Scotland, Billy travels to Dundee, Arbroath and Kelso. He recites poetry in a raging blizzard, makes a pilgrimage to the site of his lost virginity and celebrates the tranquil beauty of Kelso
(30 mins)Programme ID 00047CCFOriginal TRILT record ↗
22:00
On this leg of his colourful journey around Scotland, Billy negotiates the treacherous Whallagoe Steps at Wick, contemplates the mystical beauty of Orkney’s Standing Stones and tours the windswept island of Shetland in a stretch limo, before returning to urban normality in the shape of Aberdeen’s hazardous road system
(30 mins)Programme ID 000475D8Original TRILT record ↗
22:30
Billy Connolly visits Culloden in the Highlands where, in April 1746, the rebellion of Charles Edward Stuart, pretender to the British throne, ended with the slaughter of thousands of Scots in the last major battle to take place on the British mainland. He then tries a spot of salmon fishing and stops off in Perthshire, one of the most scenic regions of Scotland
(30 mins)Programme ID 00046F34Original TRILT record ↗
23:00
Much-loved Scottish wit Billy Connolly returns to the River Clyde, where in his youth he served as a welder's apprentice and was introduced to the robust humour that influenced his comedy. On his way to a gig in Stirling, Billy points out Bannockburn, site of Robert Bruce's victory over the English under Edward II in 1314. After the show, he heads for Scone Palace and the magnificent Forth Bridge
(30 mins)Programme ID 000468D5Original TRILT record ↗
23:30
'The Big Yin' tours his homeland, visiting significant Scottish locations by day and entertaining packed houses from Ayr to Lerwick by night. Billy takes the ferry to the Isle of Arran to perform to an audience of 200 and play his banjo with old friends. He also visits Glasgow's necropolis and discovers tranquillity at Loch Lomond
(30 mins)Programme ID 00192421Original TRILT record ↗