the times | Monday December 6 2021 13television & radio
Film Topsy-Turvy
Film4, 11.25pmMike Leigh moved
away from his usual
social realism for this
mesmerising portrait of
the fraught relationship
between the priggish
dramatist WS Gilbert
and the hedonistic
composer Arthur
Sullivan. Jim Broadbent
and Allan Corduner
star. (12, 1999)making a vegetarian
curry to celebrate the
anniversary of her son
Ian (Jamie Quinn) and
Gordon (Kieran
Hodgson). And yes, you
guessed it, it all goes
awry. Cathy and Colin
invite themselves over,
and Christine turns up
with an upset stomach,
demanding to know if
Beth’s kitchen is clean,
hijacking everything
until a dramatic twist.Two Doors Down
BBC2, 10pmThis comedy about
Scottish neighbours
has a distinctly old-
fashioned appeal, its
laughs hinging on
minor domestic turns.
Yet it has a decent
following thanks to its
sharply drawn
characters and subtle,
crafty plotting. Tonight
Beth (Arabella Weir) isyou’re Roman. The
groom is played by Pip
Torrens, whom you
may remember as a
Poldark baddie and
Tommy Lascelles from
The Crown. So this
episode comes with
all sorts of promises,
not least a better
understanding of
Roman’s Oedipal
cravings and whether
poor Kendall can sink
any lower.Succession
Sky Atlantic/Now, 9pmTwo weeks ago Logan
(Brian Cox) chose the
man he wanted to be
the next president. We
also learnt that Logan’s
ex-wife, Lady Caroline
Collingwood, was
getting married in Italy
to a businessman called
Peter Munion — or
“dickhead crooked-
tooth turnip man” ifForensics: The
Real CSI
BBC2, 9pmIt’s a dark September
evening in 2020 and
two men are lying dead
in a Range Rover
parked in an industrial
estate. It marks the
start of another
excellent episode of
this compelling series,
which watches a
serious crime beinginvestigated in real
time. As much as
anything else it shows
the true nature of this
sort of work, which is
grim, slow, painstaking
and often bleak. Here
the killer(s) clearly
meant business, but the
investigators have to be
very careful with every
square inch of the
crime scene as they
build up a picture of
what happened.BBC1 N Ireland
As BBC1 except: 10.35pm Crime NI 11.15
The Richard Dimbleby Lecture. Professor
Dame Sarah Gilbert delivers a lecture about
creating a Covid-19 vaccine 12.15am The
Apprentice Australia 1.20-6.00 BBC NewsBBC1 Wales
As BBC1 except: 7.30pm-8.00 The Asian
Welsh 8.20 Nigel Slater’s Simple Cooking (r)
8.30-9.00 Crisis in Care: Follow the Money —
Panorama 10.35 In My Skin. Bethan helps her
mother change her life. Last in the series 11.20
The Richard Dimbleby Lecture. Dame Sarah
Gilbert talks about creating a Covid-19 vaccine
12.20am-1.30 The Apprentice AustraliaBBC2 N Ireland
As BBC2 except: 10.00pm-10.30 I Lár an
Aonaigh. With Patricia Forde and Claire Sands
11.15 NIFL Premiership Highlights. Nicola
McCarthy presents 11.45-12.15am
Two Doors Down. See Viewing Guide (AD)ITV Wales
As ITV except: 6.00pm-6.30 ITV News
Wales at Six 8.00-8.30 Wales This Week
11.05 Sharp End 11.35-12.00
Gino’s Italian Family Adventure (AD)STV
As ITV except: 10.50pm STV News 11.00
Scotland Tonight 11.25 The Murder of Alex
Rodda: Social Media Murders. The killing of
the 15-year-old (r) (AD) 12.20am-3.00
Teleshopping 4.05-5.05 Unwind with STVUTV
As ITV except: 8.00pm-8.30 Mahon’s WayBBC Scotland
2.00pm Sign Zone: Grand Tours of Scotland’s
Rivers (r) 2.30 Sign Zone: My Kind of Town:
Stornoway (r) 3.00-4.00 Sign Zone: Inside
Central Station (r) 7.00 Scotland’s Best
Dog (r) 7.30 Landward (r) 8.00 Inside the Zoo
(AD) 9.00 The Nine 10.00 River City (AD)
11.00 Gary: Tank Commander (r) 11.30-
12.00 The Karen Dunbar Show (r)BBC Alba
6.00am Alba Today 5.00pm Treubh an
Tuathanais (r) 5.15 Su Pic (Peek Zoo) (r) 5.25
Leum is Danns (Jump and Dance) (r) 5.35
Pompon Am Mathan Beag/Pompon Little Bear
5.45 Piseag & Cuilean/Kit & Pup (r) 5.55
Stòiridh (r) 6.00 Na Moomins/Moomin Valley
(r) 6.20 Port Pàipeir (r) 6.35 Saidheans
Sporsail (Backyard Science) (r) 7.00 Dileas
(Working Horses) (r) 7.30 SpeakGaelic 8.00
An Là (News) 8.30 An Cuan Sgith (The Minch)
9.00 Trusadh — An Geamhradh/Winter (r)
10.00 Bannan (r) 10.30 Sealgairean Mara (r)
11.20 Binneas — Na Trads (r) 11.30 Mach à
Seo! (r) 12.00-6.00am Alba TodayS4C
6.00am Cyw: Peppa (r) 6.05 Jamborî (r) 6.15
Guto Gwningen (r) 6.30 Tili a’i Ffrindiau (r)
6.40 Dathlu ’Da Dona (r) 6.55 Ynys Broc Môr
Lili (r) 7.05 Nico Nôg (r) 7.15 Patrôl Pawennau
(r) 7.30 Fferm Fach 7.45 Sion y Chef (r) 8.00
Olobobs (r) 8.05 Sigldigwt (r) 8.20 Tomos a’i
Ffrindiau (r) 8.30 Twt (r) 8.45 Asra (r) 9.00
Timpo (r) 9.10 Octonots (r) 9.20 Bach a Mawr
(r) 9.30 Blero yn Mynd i Ocido (r) 9.45
Cacamwnci (r) 10.00 Peppa (r) 10.05 Hafod
Haul (r) 10.20 Digbi Draig (r) 10.35 Nos Da
Cyw (r) 10.40 Ben Dant (r) 11.00 Shwshaswyn
(r) 11.10 Sion y Chef (r) 11.29 Oli Wyn (r)
11.30 Pablo (r) 11.45 Cacamwnci (r) 12.00
News; Weather 12.05pm Bwyd Epic Chris (r)
(AD) 12.30 Heno (r) 1.00 Cegin Bryn (r) 1.30
Cymru, Dad a Fi (r) (AD) 2.00 News; Weather
2.05 Prynhawn Da 3.00 News; Weather 3.05
Laura McAllister: Gêm Gyfartal (r) 4.00 Awr
Fawr: Nos Da Cyw (r) 4.05 Digbi Draig (r) 4.20
Oli Wyn (r) 4.30 Pablo (r) 4.45 Cacamwnci (r)
5.00 Stwnsh: Dennis a Dannedd 5.10 Siwrne
Ni (r) 5.15 Arthur a Chriw y Ford Gron (r) 5.30
Sgorio 5.55 Ffeil 6.00 Byd o Liw: Cestyll (r)
6.30 Sain Ffagan (r) 6.57 News 7.00 Heno
7.30 News; Weather 8.00 Adre. Nia Parry
visits the home of the actor and writer Geraint
Lewis 8.25 Richard Holt: Yr Academi Felys
8.55 News; Weather 9.00 Ffermio 9.35
Nadolig y Paith (r) 10.35 Sgorio (r)
11.05-12.10am Y Stiwdio Grefftau (r) (AD)Variations
6.00am Grimm (r) 8.00 Brit Cops: Law &
Disorder (r) (AD) 9.00 Supergirl (r) 10.00 The
Flash (r) 11.00 NCIS: Los Angeles (r) 1.00pm
Hawaii Five-0 (r) 2.00 MacGyver (r) 3.00
S.W.A.T (r) (AD) 4.00 Supergirl (r) 5.00 The
Flash. Barry turns to Captain Cold for help (r)
6.00 Grimm. Monroe goes undercover (r)
7.00 Grimm. Juliette struggles to cope with her
condition and a Prince arrives in Portland (r)
8.00 A League of Their Own. Romesh
Ranganathan hosts, with Jamie Vardy, Chelcee
Grimes, Jimmy Carr and Kerry Godliman (r) (AD)
9.00 Temple. Daniel and Anna go on a road
trip to dispose of a corpse (6/7) (r)
10.00 The Force: North East. A man suspected
of assault collapses in the custody suite (r)
11.00 The Russell Howard Hour (r)
12.00 FILM: Cult of Chucky (18, 2017)
Horror thriller starring Fiona Dourif and Allison
Dawn Doiron 1.45am Road Wars (r) 2.00 NCIS:
Los Angeles (r) 3.00 Hawaii Five-0 (r) 4.00
MacGyver (r) 5.00 S.W.A.T (r) (AD)
6.00am Fish Town (r) 6.50 Blue Bloods (r) (AD)
8.30 Six Feet Under (r) 10.40 Westworld (r)
(AD) 1.30pm The Sopranos (r) 3.45 Blue
Bloods (r) (AD) 5.35 True Blood (r)
6.40 True Blood. Sookie enlists vampires and
humans to track down the H-Vamps (r)
7.45 The Leftovers. Unexpected visitors get
under Nora’s skin, and she and Erika must face
up to some painful questions (6/10) (r) (AD)
9.00 Succession. The Roy family come together
to attend a wedding in Italy, and Kendall
confronts his father. See Viewing Guide (8/9) (r)
10.05 Dexter: New Blood. Crime drama limited
series set ten years after the disappearance of
the forensic expert turned serial killer, Dexter
Morgan. Starring Michael C Hall (5/10) (r)
11.10 Yellowjackets. The members of a high-
school girls’ soccer team are involved in a plane
crash in the Ontario wilderness (1/10) (r)
12.15am Yellowjackets. Drama series (r)
1.25 Californication (r) 2.00 Landscapers (r)
3.05 Deadwood (r) 4.10 Fish Town (r)6.00am FILM: Midnight Family (2019)
Documentary about a family who run a private
ambulance service in Mexico 7.40 My Icon:
Johnny Nelson (Pt1) (r) 8.00 All Or Nothing:
Cardinals (r) 9.00 Discovering: Montgomery
Clift (r) (AD) 10.00 The Directors (r) 11.00
The Nineties (r) 12.00 Inside the Freemasons
(r) (AD) 1.00pm Urban Secrets (r) 2.00 Michael
X: Hustler, Revolutionary, Outlaw (r) 4.00
Discovering: Montgomery Clift (r) (AD) 5.00 The
Directors. The life and work of Oliver Stone (r)
6.00 The Nineties (r)
7.00 Inside the Freemasons (r) (AD)
8.00 Urban Secrets (1/8) (r)
9.00 Life of Crime
11.15 Andre the Giant (r)
12.55am FILM: The Perfect Weapon
(15, 2020) Documentary exploring the rise
of cyber conflict 2.35 San Francisco 2.0.
Documentary (r) 3.30 PL Legends: Gary Neville
(r) (AD) 4.00 Discovering: Montgomery Clift (r)
(AD) 5.00 All Or Nothing: Cardinals (r)6.00am Hollywood: Singing and Dancing (AD)
7.10 Valery Gergiev Conducts Berlioz’s
Symphonie Fantastique 9.00 Tales of the
Unexpected (AD) 10.00 Discovering: Rock
Hudson (AD) 11.00 Bafta: Life in Pictures
12.00 Billy Wilder: Nobody’s Perfect 1.00pm
Tales of the Unexpected (AD) 2.00 Discovering:
Groucho Marx (AD) 3.00 Inside Art: Bristol
Street Art at M Shed (AD) 4.00 Buddy Holly:
Music Icons 4.30 Video Killed the Radio Star
(AD) 5.00 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) 6.00
Discovering: Jean Harlow (AD) 7.00 Inside Art:
Steggles Brothers at Beecroft Southend
7.30 Neil Diamond: Music Icons
8.00 André Rieu: European Dream
9.00 André Rieu: My Musical Year
10.00 Classic Albums
11.15 Guy Garvey: From the Vaults
12.15am Discovering: John Malkovich 1.15 Sky
Arts Book Club 2.15 Ted Danson: Off Camera
3.30 Phil Collins: Going Back to Detroit 4.30 The
Marriage of Reason and Squalor 5.00 Auction6.00am Live Test Cricket: India v New Zealand
7.45 Live Big Bash League: Sydney Thunder v
Brisbane Heat. Coverage of the T20 match
at Manuka Oval in Canberra 12.15pm
The Football Show 1.00 Sky Sports News
6.00 Sky Sports News. Round-up
7.00 Live MNF: Everton v Arsenal (Kick-off
8.00). Coverage of the Premier League
encounter at Goodison Park
11.00 Sky Sports News. Round-up of the sports
news with live analysis and comment plus
extended interviews with the headline makers
12.00 Live: Total Access. Get the complete
picture from the gridiron with the show
dedicated to the National Football League,
with inside access to all 32 teams 1.00am
Live NFL: Buffalo Bills v New England Patriots
(Kick-off 1.15). Coverage of the match at
Highmark Stadium 4.30 Live Test Cricket:
India v New Zealand. Coverage of the fifth
day of the second Test, which takes place
at Wankhede Stadium, MumbaiSky Max Sky Atlantic Sky Documentaries Sky Arts Sky Main Event
6.00am Classic Coronation Street 7.00 Classic
Emmerdale 8.05 That’s My Boy 8.40 On the
Buses 9.15 Inspector Morse (AD) 11.35
Heartbeat (AD) 1.45pm Classic Emmerdale
2.50 Classic Coronation Street 3.50
Agatha Christie’s Poirot (AD)
6.00 Heartbeat. One of Liz Merrick’s
patients dies of an insulin overdose (AD)
7.00 Heartbeat. Steve comes to the aid of an
amnesiac struggling to piece together his
identity, while Bernie and David step in when
Vernon’s schemes get out of hand (AD)
8.00 Lewis. The murder of a babysitter whose
elbows and wrists were elaborately tied after
her killing leads Lewis and Hathaway into a
world of squats, suburban swinging and
fetish photography (3/4) (AD)
10.00 Ruth Rendell’s Inspector Wexford: Road
Rage. Part one of two. A protest over the
building of a bypass results in murder, and a
spate of missing persons results in Wexford’s
wife disappearing without trace (7/11)
12.10am Inspector Morse (AD) 2.20
Unwind with ITV 2.30 Teleshopping
6.00am The Protectors 6.25 The Champions
7.20 Robin of Sherwood 8.20 The Avengers (SL)
9.25 The Professionals (AD) 10.25 Minder (AD)
11.30 The Champions 12.35pm Giant Lobster
Hunters 1.35 Robin of Sherwood 2.45 The
Avengers 3.50 The Professionals (AD) 4.55
River Monsters 5.25 Giant Lobster Hunters
6.20 Great Racehorses. Ed Chamberlin
introduces some of the great racehorses of the
modern era, including Nijinsky and Tiger Roll
6.45 Live FA Cup Football: Boreham Wood v St
Albans City (Kick-off 7.45). All the action from
the second-round tie at Meadow Park
10.00 FILM: Half Past Dead (15, 2002)
Crooks storm a jail in a plan to get their hands
on $200million, but reckon without a tough FBI
agent posing as a prisoner. Action adventure
with Steven Seagal and Morris Chestnut
12.05am FILM: Rush Hour 2 (12, 2001) The
two mismatched detectives travel to Hong Kong
to investigate a bombing at the US embassy, and
take on Triad gangsters. Action comedy sequel
with Jackie Chan (AD) 1.55 Motorsport UK
2.55 Unwind with ITV 3.00 Teleshopping6.00am Teleshopping 7.10 Last Stop Garage
7.35 Yianni: Supercar Customiser (AD) 8.00
Rick Stein: From Venice to Istanbul (AD) 9.00
Storage Hunters UK 10.00 American Pickers
11.00 Top Gear (AD) 1.00pm QI XL 2.00
Scrapyard Supercar 3.00 Top Gear (AD) 5.00
Rick Stein’s Secret France (AD)
6.00 QI XL. Guests include Aisling Bea
7.00 Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA
7.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA
8.00 Richard Osman’s House of Games.
With Amanda Abbington, Michael Buerk,
Shappi Khorsandi and Elis James
8.40 Would I Lie to You? With Ben Miller, Doon
Mackichan, Henning Wehn and Alex Brooker
9.20 QI. With panellists Katy Brand, Sue
Perkins, Alan Davies and David Mitchell
10.00 Would I Lie to You?
10.40 Would I Lie to You?
11.20 Mock the Week
12.00 Mock the Week. With Ed Byrne and Rhys
James 12.40am Have I Got a Bit More News for
You 1.40 This Country 2.20 Hypothetical 3.05
Sin City Motors 4.00 Teleshopping6.00am Teleshopping 7.20 Bread 8.35 The Bill
9.35 Classic Holby City 10.55 Classic Casualty
12.00 The Bill 1.00pm Classic EastEnders 2.15
Peak Practice 3.20 All Creatures Great and Small
4.20 Pie in the Sky 5.25 Just Good Friends
6.00 ’Allo ’Allo!
6.40 ’Allo ’Allo!
7.20 Last of the Summer Wine. Foggy upsets
Compo and Clegg by criticising local folklore
8.00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private
Investigators. Frank and Lu are tasked with
recovering a precious jewel (AD)
9.00 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates.
A victimised German pensioner in a residential
home seeks his long-lost sister (AD)
10.00 New Tricks. The detectives reinvestigate
a 30-year-old heist, but their future is
threatened by allegations that a high-ranking
officer was involved in the crime (10/10) (AD)
11.20 Bad Girls. Part one of two. Detectives
investigating Jim Fenner’s murder suspect his
wife, and a new governor shakes things up
12.55am The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
2.55 New Tricks (AD) 4.00 Teleshopping6.00am Hidden Traces (AD) 8.00 Railway
Murders 9.00 Bangers and Cash 10.00 Warbird
Workshop 11.00 Hornby: A Model World (AD)
12.00 Great British Railway Journeys 2.00pm
Abandoned Engineering (AD) 4.00 World War
Two From Above 5.00 Rise of the Nazis
6.00 Great British Railway Journeys
6.30 Great British Railway Journeys
7.00 Abandoned Engineering. Ruined
engineering projects that have been
put to alternative use (1/6) (AD)
8.00 Great British Landmark Fixers. The Royal
Albert Hall is in need of urgent repairs (3/6)
9.00 Hornby: A Model World. The model-making
company opens its doors (1/10) (AD)
10.00 Great British Railway Journeys. Michael
Portillo travels from Motherwell to Linlithgow
10.30 Great British Railway Journeys. Michael
Portillo travels from Stirling to Pitlochry
11.00 Secrets of the Transport Museum.
The racing driver Billy Monger gives a fellow
double amputee a driving lesson (8/10)
12.00 Abandoned Engineering (AD) 1.00am
Hidden Traces (AD) 3.00 TeleshoppingITV3 ITV4 Yesterday
7.00pm Christmas University Challenge. Jeremy
Paxman hosts as Christ’s College, Cambridge
takes on St John’s College, Oxford
7.30 The Joy of Painting: Winter Specials. Bob
Ross paints a landscape depicting winter’s thaw
8.00 Britain’s Lost Masterpieces. Bendor
Grosvenor finds a painting form the 1770s at the
Manchester Art Gallery, which he believes has
been misattributed to Nathaniel Dance
9.00 Treasures of the Anglo-Saxons. Dr Janina
Ramirez investigates the development of
Anglo-Saxon art, and examines the Sutton Hoo
treasures and the Lindisfarne Gospels
10.00 Charles Dickens’ The Signalman.
Denhom Elliott stars in this adaptation of
Charles Dickens’ ghost story about a lonely
signalman haunted by a spectral figure
10.40 MR James: Ghost Writer. Mark Gatiss
examines the life and career of the author,
attempting to uncover the inspirations behind
his stories of the supernatural
11.40 Secrets of Bones. Ben Garrod explores
the ways that the skeleton aids flight
12.10am Guilt 1.10 Britain’s Lost Masterpieces
2.10-3.10 Treasures of the Anglo-Saxons
6.00am FILM: The Second Woman (PG,
1951) (b/w) 7.50 FILM: Sing As You Swing
(U, 1937) (b/w) 9.00 Together 9.30 The
Adventures of William Tell (b/w) 10.00 FILM:
Dear Mr Prohack (U, 1949) Comedy starring
Cecil Parker (b/w) 11.45 Voyage North
12.15pm FILM: The Black Swan (PG, 1942)
Swashbuckling adventure with Tyrone Power
2.00 Rooms 3.00 FILM: Brighton Rock (PG,
1947) Thriller starring Richard Attenborough
(b/w) 4.50 FILM: The Gentle Trap (PG,
1960) Crime drama starring Spencer Teakle
6.00 Scotland Yard
6.35 Post Early for Christmas
6.40 Colonel March Investigates (b/w)
8.00 The Main Chance
9.00 FILM: Cry of the City (PG, 1948)
Crime drama starring Victor Mature (b/w)
10.50 FILM: Silver Bears (PG, 1977)
Comedy with Michael Caine and Cybill Shepherd
1.05am FILM: The Seekers (15, 1954)
Drama starring Jack Hawkins (b/w) 2.50 FILM:
The Hand of Night (12, 1967) Horror with
William Sylvester 4.35 Burke’s Law (b/w)
5.30 The Adventures of Sir Lancelot (b/w)8.55am A Place in the Sun 9.30 A Place in
the Sun: Winter Sun 10.30 Escape to the
Château: DIY 11.35 Grand Designs 12.40pm
Four in a Bed 3.20 Find It, Fix It, Flog It
5.30 The Great Australian Bake Off
6.55 Escape to the Château. Dick and Angel
await the arrival of Christmas guests
7.55 Grand Designs. Kevin McCloud follows an
architect’s project to build a house out of
shipping containers in Co Derry (4/10)
9.00 Christmas at Chatsworth House 2020.
Behind the scenes at the stately home belonging
to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, charting
preparations for this year’s Christmas festivities
10.00 The Storms That Stole Christmas.
The stories of those who bore the brunt of the
bad weather over Christmas 2013 and the
surrounding period, featuring amateur
footage and eyewitness testimony (r)
11.05 24 Hours in A&E. A 35-year-old is rushed
to St George’s struggling to breathe, while a boy
is brought in with a high temperature (4/8)
12.05am Emergency Helicopter Medics 1.15
Christmas at Chatsworth House 2020 2.15 24
Hours in A&E 3.20-3.45 Food Unwrapped11.00am 49th Parallel (PG, 1941) Second
World War thriller starring Anton Walbrook
(b/w) 1.35pm The Man Who Knew Too
Much (PG, 1956) Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller
remake with James Stewart 3.55 Distant
Drums (U, 1951) Western with Gary Cooper
6.00 Transformers: The Last Knight (12,
2017) The shape-changing robots must find an
ancient artefact to protect Earth from their
own creator. Sci-fi adventure sequel starring
Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Hopkins
9.00 Jason Bourne (12, 2016) Former
government operative Jason Bourne is drawn
out of hiding to uncover more truths about
his father. Action thriller starring Matt
Damon and Tommy Lee Jones
11.25 Topsy-Turvy (12, 1999) Biopic
exploring the relationship between 19th-century
musical duo Gilbert and Sullivan starringJim
Broadbent and Allan Corduner. See Viewing Guide
2.40am-4.00 My Life as a Courgette (PG,
2016) A young boy is sent to a foster home,
where he begins to learn the meaning of trust
and true love. Animation with the voices of
Gaspard Schlatter and Sixtine Murat6.00am Love Bites (AD, SL) 7.00 The Ellen
DeGeneres Show 8.00 Emmerdale (AD, SL) 8.30
Coronation Street (AD, SL) 9.30 Supermarket
Sweep 10.30 I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of
Here! 11.45 Catchphrase 12.30pm Emmerdale
(AD) 1.00 Coronation Street (AD) 2.00 The
Ellen DeGeneres Show 3.00 Catchphrase 3.45
I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 5.00 The
Voice USA. The play-offs get under way
7.00 Superstore (AD)
7.30 Superstore (AD)
8.00 Bob’s Burgers (AD)
8.30 Bob’s Burgers (AD)
9.00 Family Guy. Peter tells the story of
Christmas — with a twist (AD)
9.30 American Dad! Roger’s past comes back to
haunt him in the 300th episode (AD)
10.00 Bad Boy Chiller Crew. The boys feature
friends, family and cars in a music video shoot
10.45 Killer Camp. The contestants take part
in a disgusting food challenge
11.40 Family Guy (AD)
12.10am Family Guy (AD) 12.40 American Dad!
(AD) 1.05 Peckham’s Finest 1.50 Bob’s Burgers
(AD) 2.40 Superstore (AD) 3.30 TeleshoppingBBC4 Talking Pictures More4 Film4 ITV2
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