4949 guideguide 14-20 Oct 2017 14-20 Oct 2017 Saturday 14 television
7.0 The Incredible Human
Journey (T) (R) Alice
Roberts follows the trail of
humankind to Australia.8.0 Wild China (T) (R) Meeting
tribes of Chinese reindeer
herders dwelling outside
the Great Wall on the
Siberian border.
9.0 Beck: Buried Alive (T)
(R) Beck investigates a
potential killer after the
body of a district attorney
is found in a playground
and another under similar
circumstances. In Swedish.10.25 Beck: Room 302 (R) The
body of a young woman is
found in a Stockholm hotel.
11.55 Top of the Pops: 1984 (T)
(R) Featuring Bronski Beat,
David Bowie, Nik Kershaw
and Adam Ant.
12.35 Big Hits: TOTP 1964 to
1975 (T) (R) 2.0 Wild China
(T) (R)6.15 Marathon: Yorkshire (T) 7.1 0
Everybody Loves Raymond
(T) (R) 8.0 Frasier (T) (R)
9.30 The Big Bang Theory
(T) 10.50 The Simpsons (T)
(R) 11.50 Come Dine with Me
(T) (R) 12.55 Come Dine with
Me (T) (R) 1.25 Come Dine
with Me (T) (R) 1.55 Come
Dine with Me (T) (R) 2.30
A Place in the Sun: Winter
Sun (T) (R) 3.30 A Place in
the Sun: Winter Sun (T) (R)
4.30 Best Laid Plans (T) 5.35
Location, Location, Location
(T) (R) 6.30 Channel 4 News
(T) 7.0 Rivers with Jeremy
Paxman (T) (R)
8.0 Britain’s Ancient Tracks
with Tony Robinson (T) The
Time Team presenter treks
along the ancient Roman
road Dere Street. Last in
the series.
9.0 Non-Stop (Jaume
Collet-Serra, 2014) (T) An air
marshal on a fl ight searches
for a terrorist. Action
thriller, with Liam Neeson
and Julianne Moore.
11.05 Tower Heist (Brett
Ratner, 2011) (T) The
manager of an apartment
complex recruits a thief.
Crime comedy, starring Ben
Stiller and Eddie Murphy.
1.0 The Last Leg (T) (R) 1.55
Hollyoaks (T) 4.05 Building
the Dream (T) (R) 5.0 Best
of Both Worlds (T) (R) 5.55
Kevin Can Wait (T)
6.0 Milkshake! 10.20 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles (T)
(R) 10.55 The Gadget
Show (T) (R) 11.45 Police
Interceptors (T) (R) 12.40
Police Interceptors (T)
(R) 1.40 The Nightmare
Neighbour Next Door (T)
(R) 2.40 The Nightmare
Neighbour Next Door (T) (R)
3.40 Can’t Pay? We’ll Take
It Away (T) (R) 4.40 Can’t
Pay? We’ll Take It Away (T)
(R) 5.35 5 News Weekend (T)
5.40 A Bridge Too
Far (Richard Attenborough,
1977) (T)9.0 Football on 5: The
Championship (T) Iincluding
Fulham v Preston North End,
Leeds United v Reading, and
Wolverhampton Wanderers
v Aston Villa.
9.45 Football on 5: Goal Rush
(T) Colin Murray introduces
all the goals, including
Fleetwood Town v
Rochdale, and Luton Town v
Stevenage.10.15 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit (T) (R)
11.10 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit (T) (R)
12.05 SuperCasino (T) 3.10 The
EastEnders Murderers: True
Crime, Real Tragedy (T) (R)
4.0 Gypsy Kids: Our Secret
World (T) (R) 4.50 Divine
Designs (T) (R) 5.20 Wildlife
SOS (T) (R) 5.45 Chinese
Food in Minutes (T) (R)Front Row 7.30pm, BBC2
The Radio 4 transfer has, so far,
done a competent enough job
of talking about the week’s
cultural highlights, although its
primary motivation seems to be
a terror of putting casual viewers
off by saying anything complex
or confrontational. In tonight’s
big interview, Samira Ahmed
talks to Kate Winslet about
her new movie The Mountain
Between Us, a romance/disaster
two-hander co-starring Idris Elba.
Giles Coren returns to the studio
presenter’s chair. JS
Britain Afl oat 8pm, BBC2
With wine cellars and lighting
controlled by phone app, some
of today’s narrowboats, as
presenter Mary-Ann Ochota says,
resemble “really posh apartments
... but narrower”. It’s all a long
way from the days when entire
impoverished families sailed
down the Grand Union Canal
with their babies strapped to the
chimney to stop them falling in
the water, as Ochota describes,
in another short but sweet
history lesson on those “HGVs
of the 18th century”. AJCThe Jonathan Ross Show
10.15pm, ITV
Compared with the zing and
bonhomie that characterise
Graham Norton’s chat juggernaut,
Ross’s tried-and-tested approach
can seem a little unsexy and
plain at times. Just as well that
the presenter’s guests this week
include London grime hero
Stormzy, alongside the reliably
lovely Annette Bening, plus Jamie
Bell, Bradley Walsh and Vince
Vaughn. The musical guest is
pop dullard Jamie Lawson, but
you can’t win ’em all. SHChannel 4 Channel 5 BBC4