6.00 Bananas in Pyjamas. 6.20 MacDonald’s Farm. 6.40 Barney. 7.00 Ni Ni’s Treehouse. 7.25, 8.50 Pokemon the Orange League. 7.50 Sailor Moon. 8.15 Power Rangers
The second feature-length outing for the high-kicking, power-punching defenders of mankind sees the teenagers do battle against the evil Divatox, a screeching villainess hellbent on ruling the galaxy. Her masterplan is to capture Lerigot, a kindly wizard with fantastical powers whom she intends to use to release Maligore, a hideous molten monster. Only the heroic Power Rangers stand in her way
Murray Walker and Martin Brundle look back at the 2001 F1 season, including an interview with world champion Michael Schumacher and a personal view from Murray about his last year in the commentary hot seat
Concluding part of the lavish Oscar-winning epic about the passionate love affair between Rhett Butler and Scarlett O’Hara, set against the American Civil War. Based on Margaret Mitchell’s best-selling novel, the sprawling tale bears witness to the destruction of the South and the end of the romantic mythology of a plantation-owning aristocracy. One of the most popular films of all time
World War II drama in which a curmudgeonly widower living in a small village takes in a painfully shy evacuee from London. The widower soon realises that his young charge has been damaged both mentally and physically at the hands of his strict mother. He sets about undoing the damage, teaching the youngster to read, write and draw. But then the child is summoned back to the city
Entertainment show presented by Carol Smillie, in which celebrities set up their famous friends in some elaborate stings and practical jokes. Those taking part include David Seaman, Claire Sweeney, a1, Kate Thornton and Nadia Sawalha. Carol also gets to spring a surprise on a ‘Changing Rooms’ co-star
Bernice and Ashley welcome in the new year with their daughter, but it’s not clear whether they have resolved to mend their broken marriage. Marc struggles to keep his temper as he faces the prospect of imprisonment. Maggie is upset as Phil rushes off to rescue Jess from her drunken mother
Topical animated comedy show, with up-to-the-minute sketches on the week’s news, plus caricatures of a range of celebrities from the worlds of entertainment and politics. With the voices of Jan Ravens, Jon Culshaw, Mark Perry and Dave Lamb