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Weekly Highlights
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16th - 22nd
May 2015
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The British
Soap
Awards
2015
Phillip
Schofield
presents the
glittering
ceremony
honouring the
best of the
nation’s soap
operas
Thursday.
8pm
Home Fires
Sunday, 9pm
Man & Beast with Martin
Clunes
Friday, 9pm
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Celebrity Juice
Mob Wives
Sunday and Wednesday,
10pm
Thursday, 10pm
Vicious
MotoGP Highlights *
Sunday, from 10pm
Monday, 8pm
Code of a Killer
Saturday, from 9pm
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May 2015
Horrid Henry
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Monday - Friday, from 4.15pm
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The British Soap Awards 2015
Thursday 21st May, 8pm
Phillip Schofield hosts The British Soap Awards
2015 from Manchester’s Palace Theatre. The event
promises to be the most exciting and glamorous
awards night in the showbiz calendar. Every year
Britain’s soaps make us laugh, cry and gasp in
amazement in equal measure. This year has been
no exception, with the revelation of Lucy Beale’s
killer in EastEnders, Steve McDonald’s depression
storyline in Coronation Street, Katie Sugden’s
untimely death in Emmerdale, a horrific train crash
in Hollyoaks and a spy amongst the ranks in
Doctors. The British Soap Awards honour the very
best work in Coronation Street, Doctors, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks, with the
enthusiastic support of their casts and crews in the audience. As ever, the trophies are presented by
some of the entertainment world’s brightest and most famous faces. Viewers can find out who they
have voted Best Actor and Actress, and who will be receiving this year’s prestigious Outstanding
Achievement awards. The main event of the evening is the coveted title of Best British Soap. Other
hotly contested awards handed out on the night include Best Dramatic Performance, Best Comedy
Performance, Best Newcomer, Scene of the Year, Best Storyline, Best Single Episode and Best On
Screen Partnership.
Home Fires
Sunday 17th May, 9pm
Acclaimed actresses
Francesca Annis and
Samantha Bond lead an
ensemble cast in the third
episode of this six-part wartime
drama series. The cast also
includes Ruth Gemmell, Mark
Bonnar, Claire Rushbrook,
Mark Bazeley, Frances Grey
and Ed Stoppard. The series
follows a group of inspirational
women in a rural Cheshire
community as the shadow of
World War II casts a dark
cloud over their lives. The
isolated village feels a world
away from the bloodshed and
battlefields, but is not immune
from the effects of war. As the
conflict takes hold, separating
the women from their
husbands, fathers, sons and
brothers, the characters
find themselves under
increasing pressure. By
banding together as the
Great Paxford Women’s
Institute, they help to
maintain the nation’s
fabric in its darkest hour,
and discover inner
resources that will
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change their lives for ever.
In this week’s episode,
everyone is forced to make
sacrifices as war starts to
impact on the village. As Pat’s
(Rushbrook) marriage
deteriorates, Kate (Rachel
Hurd-Wood) and Jack’s (Adam
Long) relationship intensifies.
Adam (Bonnar) and Stanley
(Chris Coghill) both have
difficult decisions to make,
while Claire (Daisy Badger)
finally plucks up the courage to
ask Spencer (Mike Noble) out.
Finally, when Alison (Fenella
Woolgar) resorts to desperate
measures to pay a bill, she
soon realises that she will
have to pay a much higher
price for her actions.
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May 2015
Man & Beast with Martin Clunes
Friday 22nd May, 9pm
In the second half of this two-part documentary, Martin Clunes continues
his journey around the world to investigate the extraordinary relationship
between man and beast. Martin examines how pet ownership in Japan is
increasing, with more than 24 million cats and dogs sharing the
pavements of the country’s already crowded cities. He hears about the
story of Hachiko, an Japanese Akita who waited every evening for his
master to come off the train from work. When his owner died, Hachiko
continued to meet the evening train for nine years. His loyalty so touched
the public that they erected a statue to him in Tokyo. In Nepal, Martin
visits a snake charmer, overcoming his fear of the creatures. Although
now banned in the country, the custom persists in rural communities.
Martin learns that charming the reptiles with pipes is a total illusion since
snakes are deaf – they are simply terrified! In Thailand, he meets the
owners of small birds called bubuls who place bets with each other to
see whose bird can sing the loudest. In Bangkok, he watches how the
thread is teased out of silkworms in an activity which has not changed
for thousands of years. Back in Britain, he joins a group of smartly
dressed men and takes part in the ancient custom of swan-upping on the Thames. He meets the
Queen’s swan marker David Barber (pictured left), who is responsible for collecting information and
ringing the birds as proof that they belong to the sovereign.
Scammers
Monday 18th May, 9pm
Jamie Theakston narrates this brand new
documentary looking at the dramatic increase in
people in the UK being conned and swindled by
all kinds of new technology. Britain is under
siege from scammers who are using cyberspace
to rob people blind. They might not use a
crowbar or wear a balaclava to break into our
homes or steal our lives, but scamming is
another form of burglary and it is out of control.
A vast number of crimes in the UK involve some
form of cyber criminal, and the Government
is putting millions of pounds into new
specialist police units to identify and catch
these 21st-century crooks. It is estimated
that scamming now costs the UK economy
at least £27 billion a year – and this figure
is just based on the reported crimes. This
documentary investigates the problem and
reveals some of the heart-rending stories of
victims who have fallen foul of the
scammers. These include a woman who fell
for a romance scam which cost her
£180,000 and a teenager who committed
suicide after being conned by a crook
pretending to be the police.
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Wild Ireland
Monday 18th May, 8pm
Presenter Christine Bleakley– herself originally from
County Down – presents the series in which she drives,
climbs, walks and swims her way along the longest coastal
route in the world, Ireland’s 1500-mile Wild Atlantic Way.
The route passes through counties and three provinces,
stretching from County Donegal’s Inishowen Peninsula to
Kinsale in County Cork on the Celtic Sea coast. Along the
way there are places and attractions which have been
points of interest and pilgrimage for travellers over the
generations. Lough Swilly was the departure point for
many Irish people leaving for the New World during the great famine of 1847. Originally built by the
Normans, Doe Castle became a base for a British garrison during the nineteenth century. Bundoran
has become a destination for surfers in recent years – for those brave enough to face the waves
that crash in off the ocean. At Streedagh beach, there are shipwrecks left behind by the Spanish
Armada on their ill-fated attempt to reach home in 1588.In the final episode in the series, Christine
travels across the open ocean in Ireland's only cable car. On Mizen Head, she explores the
treacherous waters around Ireland’s most south westerly point and joins the coastguard for the day.
As her journey along the longest continuous coastal route in the world comes to an end, Christine
casts her line for one more Irish passion – fishing.
The Delivery Man
Wednesday 20th May, 9.30pm
Darren Boyd, Paddy
McGuinness, Fay Ripley and
Aisling Bea star in the comedy
series set in a busy maternity
ward. Disillusioned cop
Matthew (Boyd), having
decided that he is too warm
and caring to be a custodian of
the law, leaves his job and
trains for a new career as a
male midwife. The show
features many characters from
the hospital including senior
midwife Caitlin (Ripley), doctor
Luke (Alex McQueen) naïve
troublemaker Tash (Jennie
Jacques) and nurses Lisa (Bea)
and Pat (Llewella Gideon). As
Matthew finds himself
catapulted into a woman’s
world, he soon finds himself
joined by his best mate and excopper Ian
(McGuinness), who
becomes a member of
the hospital staff as a
security guard. Unlike
Matthew, Ian makes no
attempts to get in touch
with his feminine side –
he simply doesn’t have
one. So far in the series,
the team have had to
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contend with teenage parents,
a double dad with two partners
in the labour ward at the same
time, a pregnant prisoner on
release to give birth, a celebrity
who is trying to remain
incognito, and an abandoned
baby. In the final episode,
‘Theft’, the drugs cupboard is
raided and a forensic team
have to be called in – one of
whom is Matthew’s ex. Things
turn sticky when she makes it
clear that they have unfinished
business and she wants them
to get back together. Ryan (Joe
Da Costa) is back and Caitlin
has a date with Luke. One
midwife is about to get a
proposal of marriage. With
guest stars Kelly Adams and
Jane Dowden.
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Britain’s Got Talent
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Saturday 16th May, 8pm
Ant and Dec continue to present the ninth exciting series
of Britain's biggest talent search. The current judging
panel of comedian David Walliams, singer Alesha Dixon,
actress Amanda Holden and talent show supremo
Simon Cowell have returned for the fourth year running,
hoping to uncover the next superstar. Auditions have
been held across the country in a bid to find a variety
act fit for royalty and worthy of a big cash prize, with the
judges attending performances in Edinburgh,
Manchester, Birmingham and London. Previous
contestants, including singers Paul Potts and Susan
Boyle, dog act Ashleigh and Pudsey and last year’s
winners Collabro, have gone on to achieve success across the globe. The judges provide as much
entertainment as the acts themselves as they debate the talent and entertainment value of each
wannabe superstar. None of the hopefuls wish to hear the dreaded sound of the judges' buzzers,
but if all four judges push them, the audition will be cut short and the dream will be over. This year
sees the return of the golden buzzer, which enables each judge – plus Ant and Dec – to send one
act straight through to the live semi-finals regardless of the other judges’ opinions. Ant and Dec wait
in the wings to provide support, either joining in the celebrations or offering a shoulder to cry on, as
the acts exit the stage. Which of the acts will be returning for another performance and the chance
to take the stage at this year's Royal Variety Show, as well as pocketing the £250,000 prize?
Newzoids
Wednesday 20th May, 9pm
This brand new topical puppet
animation sketch show pokes
fun at pop stars, politicians,
sports personalities and TV
favourites, depicting our most
talked about famous faces in a
way they have never been
seen before. Imagine a world
where David Cameron and Nick
Clegg battle it out on Jeremy
Kyle, where Ed Miliband joins
Ant and Dec on I’m a
CatastropheM Get Me Out of
Here! and where Professor
Brian Cox finds an
extraordinary new planet in the
solar system – Kim
Kardashian’s backside.
The six-part series features a
combination of high-energy
puppetry, snappy writing and
pinpoint accurate impressions,
sending up the
week’s news
events using a
cast of outrageous
and off-the-wall
characters based
on some of the
world’s most
prolific celebrities.
Featuring the
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voices of top impressionists
including Jon Culshaw and
Debra Stephenson, the show’s
ground-breaking mixture of lowtech traditional puppetry and
state-of-the-art animation puts
a satirical and surreal spin on
the stories and celebrities we
read about every day.
In the world of Newzoids,
anything can happen and no
one in the public eye is safe.
Among the roster of famous
(and infamous) faces on the
Newzoids roll call are Ant and
Dec, Wayne Rooney, Beyonce,
Harry Styles, Prince Harry,
David Cameron, Ed Miliband,
Nick Clegg, Barack Obama,
Russell Brand and Simon
Cowell.
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May 2015
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Perspectives: The Great American Love
Song with Nicky Campbell
Sunday 17th May, 10.15pm
Nicky Campbell travels to Manhattan to explore his lifelong
musical passion for the golden age of song-writing when the
music of packed Broadway theatres fused with the sounds of
Harlem’s raunchy jazz clubs. Nicky delves into six timeless
love songs that map every contour of the human heart in just
three minutes. In celebrating the dazzling lyrics,
unforgettable tunes and thrilling rhythms, he also discovers
the troubled geniuses who wrote them – from George
Gershwin, the gifted prodigy who was the son of Jewish
immigrants, to Fats Waller, Harlem’s larger-than-life lothario,
and Cole Porter, a sparkling socialite with a secret double
life. Nicky’s six songs are Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart’s Manhattan, George and Ira
Gershwin’s haunting torch song The Man I Love, and Fats Waller’s playful Ain’t Misbehavin’. Cole
Porter’s Night and Day is a classic of passion beneath the surface. Jerome Kern’s The Way You
Look Tonight, with lyrics by Dorothy Fields, was written for Fred Astaire to serenade Ginger Rogers.
Finally, The Night We Called it a Day was written for Frank Sinatra by Matt Dennis and Tom Adair.
Along the way Nicky meets a colourful cast of characters including singer/songwriter Annie Lennox
(pictured right), hip-hop artist Baba Brinkman, singer Michael Feinstein, who was a close friend of
Ira Gershwin, jazz singer and Fats Waller enthusiast Michael Mwenso, Dorothy Fields’s son David
Lahm, and 81-year-old cabaret singer Marti Stevens, a close friend of the great Cole Porter.
Celebrity Squares
Sunday 17th May, 7.15pm
The classic comedy game
show continues its second
series on ITV this week
following a successful revival in
2014. Based on the famous
American game show
Hollywood Squares, this is the
show’s third UK incarnation,
with the original series having
aired between 1975 and 1979
and a second between 1993
and 1997, both hosted by the
late, great Bob Monkhouse.
The host this time around is
actor and presenter Warwick
Davis, also seen recently on
ITV with the second outing of
his Weekend Escapes series.
The idea of the
game is simple –
two ‘civilian’
contestants play
a giant version
of noughts and
crosses, with
celebrity guests
housed in nine
square boxes.
The contestants
decide whether
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their chosen celebrity has
answered each question
correctly, gaining a square for
each correct decision until one
of them has three squares in a
row or five squares in total, to
bank money and win the round.
The contestant who wins the
most prize money then has the
chance to play for a £25,000
jackpot. In the fifth show,
Warwick is joined by Scissor
Sisters singer Ana Matronic,
Dragons Den panellist Duncan
Bannatyne, comedians Sarah
Millican, Joe Lycett, Milton
Jones and Melvin Odoom,
presenters Tess Daly and
Rickie Haywood Williams and
resident comedians Tim Vine
and Joe Wilkinson.
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May 2015
Celebrity Juice
Thursday 21st May, 10pm
ITV2’s favourite Yorkshireman Keith Lemon
continues the thirteenth series of TV’s ultimate guilty
viewing pleasure this week. The hilarious comedy
panel show remains the most popular show on the
channel, continuing to reach audiences of well over a
million viewers each week as more big name
celebrities line up to appear. After a memorable stint
as guest captain, This Morning’s cheeky chef Gino
D’Acampo has now settled in his role as a
permanent guest panellist alongside team captains
Fearne Cotton and Holly Willoughby. A host of new
stars have already joined the regulars during this
series, including Capital Radio DJs Dave Berry and
Lisa Snowdon, boy band Stereo Kicks, actors Kevin
McHale, Denise Van Outen and Will Mellor, comedians Jimmy Carr, Chris Ramsey and Johnny
Vegas, former N-Dubz member Dappy, reality TV star Joey Essex, TV presenters Eamonn Holmes,
Vernon Kay and Caroline Flack, Jackass star Steve-O, Pointless star and creator Richard Osman
and TV doctor Christian Jessen. Guests featuring on tonight’s show include Benidorm star and
comedian Johnny Vegas and international chart-topping DJ David Guetta.
Hell’s Kitchen
Tuesday 19th May, from 9pm
Multi-award-winning British chef
Gordon Ramsay concludes the
thirteenth series of his dramafilled US cooking competition
with a final double bill of shows.
As the Michelin-starred superchef puts the contestants – who
all have a catering background
– through their paces, only one
hopeful will emerge victorious
with a head chef position at one
of his renowned eateries. As
ever, the men (blue team) have
gone up against the women
(red team) for each challenge,
with luxurious rewards for the
winners and drudgery and
misery for the losers each
week. In the first of this week’s
shows, the four remaining chefs
are reunited with
their loved ones
for a taste test,
with the winner
dining out with
their family at a
posh restaurant.
Dinner service
that evening is a
special affair as it
marks the 200th
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dinner service in the show’s
history, and some familiar faces
from previous series return as
diners. Gordon is sure he has
chosen the right final four, but
which two chefs will advance to
the final? In the final episode,
Gordon’s top two feel the
pressure as they prepare their
final menus. Will a simple or
more adventurous approach
win the day? The pair do not
have long to ponder before
they are given a surprise
challenge to cook in front of a
live audience, with the winner
getting first choice of their final
dinner service team from
former competitors. Will there
be support or sabotage afoot
before the winner is crowned?
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16th - 22nd
May 2015
Mob Wives
Sunday 17th and Wednesday 20th May, 10pm
ITVBe continues the second series of
this hard-hitting reality TV series on
Sunday and Wednesday evenings. The
show follows the lives of several women
whose husbands and fathers, all
connected to the Mafia, are often in and
out of prison. The “connected” Renee
Graziano, Carla Facciolo and Drita
D'Avanzo are no strangers to the good
life, but now, with their husbands and
fathers behind bars, they realise there is
a price to pay as they are forced to
adjust to life in Staten Island, New York while their men are serving time. The second season
continues on Sunday with a typically explosive episode entitled The Ultimate Betrayal, which sees
Renee facing double devastation as both Junior and her father end up in jail. Big Ang tries to cheer
her up with a visit to a drag show, but an internet story concerning Junior soon surfaces, bringing
with it far-reaching consequences for all the ladies. In Wednesday’s episode, What Goes Around,
the true extent of Junior’s betrayal emerges, leaving Renee in a paranoid state. Meanwhile, Drita
struggles to reconcile her love of violence with being a good parental role model.
Vicious
Sunday 17th May, from 10pm
ITV3 offers viewers another
chance to see the first two
episodes of the sitcom starring
Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi
as a gay couple who have lived
together in the same small
London flat for nearly 50 years.
Freddie Thornhill (McKellen)
was a promising young actor
and Stuart Bixby (Jacobi) a
barman when they first met, but
now in the twilight of their lives
they spend their time reading,
walking the dog and snapping
at each other.
In episode one,
Freddie and Stuart
are hosting a wake
to mark the passing
of an old friend. As
they are joined by
their small circle of
elderly chums, the
couple manage to
create a toecurlingly awkward
evening with very
little food but plenty
of bitchy insults.
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Their new young upstairs
neighbour Ash (Iwan Rheon) whose sexuality becomes a
subject of great debate spends the evening attempting
to be the perfect guest, while
fending off the advances of
Freddie and Stuart's best friend
Violet (Frances de la Tour).
In episode two, the pair go
shopping for a new coat for
Freddie's Dr Who fan club
event. Their new young
neighbour Ash needs advice on
how he should go about
winning back his ex-girlfriend.
Violet is more than happy to
help, and along with Penelope
(Marcia Warren), she and Ash
head off to the shops, where
they make a shocking
discovery.
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May 2015
MotoGP Highlights *
Monday 18th May, 8pm
ITV4 continues its coverage
of this season’s
motorcycling MotoGP with
highlights of the fifth round
from Le Mans. This year’s
season is shaping up very
differently to 2014, when
reigning champion Marc
Marquez ran away with the
championship in the
opening few rounds. The
Spanish rider had a
nightmare start to his 2015 campaign in Qatar
but bounced back to win the next round in
Texas. He currently lies in fourth place in the
standings with the Movistar Yamaha’s Valentino
Rossi leading following his win in Argentina, his
second of the season so far. Both drivers were
impressive in the last round in Spain, Marquez
coming second with Rossi third behind Movistar
Yamaha’s Jorge Lorenzo. This sets things up
Code of a Killer
nicely for this week’s Monster Energy Grand Prix
de France in Le Mans. Marquez won the
corresponding round last year with Rossi in
second place. The great Italian rider, a ninetimes world champion, will be hoping to turn the
tables on his young rival this year. The 4.2 km
circuit is a tight track dominated by first-gear
corners, placing the emphasis on a mix of late
breaking and hard acceleration.
Saturday 16th May, from 9pm
Showing this week on ITV Encore, this two-part drama from the director of Broadchurch and the
producers of Line of Duty stars David Threlfall and John Simm. Based on a true story, the film also
features Lorcan Cranitch, Robert Glenister, Anna Madeley, Paul Copley and Andrew Tiernan. In
1984, Dr Alec Jeffreys (Simm), a University of Leicester scientist, unlocks a remarkable technique
which can read every single human being’s unique DNA fingerprint. Just four miles away, tenacious
detective DCS David Baker (David Threlfall) is leading the search for
the murderer of a local schoolgirl, 15-year-old Lynda Mann. Baker has
his suspicions, but cannot prove anything. Two years later, another
15-year-old schoolgirl, Dawn Ashworth, is murdered. A local teenager
is arrested and confesses to the second murder but vehemently
denies having had anything to do with the first. Convinced that the
same man murdered both girls, DCS Baker turns to Dr Jeffreys,
whose analysis of the DNA evidence yields the worst imaginable result
– the teenager who confessed in innocent. Although Jeffreys’ test has
so far only been used in immigration and paternity cases, Baker
proposes the extraordinary idea of testing the blood of every man in
the area in order to seek a match. The Home Office eventually agree
to the test being used, but only if the mass screening involved is
voluntary. Can the two men convince their opponents and persuade
over 5,000 men to voluntarily take the blood test?
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16th - 22nd
May 2015
Gracepoint
Wednesday 20th May, 10pm
The American crime drama series about two detectives
investigating the murder of a boy in a small, tightly-knit coastal
town, based on Broadchurch and also starring David Tennant as
Detective Emmett Carver with Anna Gunn as Detective Ellie
Miller, continues. In episode eight, as Tom (Jack Irvine) is found,
safe but with some minor cuts from falling off his bicycle, he tells
his parents and Carver that he was looking for Pierson after he
saw the name in Ellie's casebook and wanted to ask about
Danny. After interrogating Pierson, Carver is told by Mark
(Michael Pena) about Paul's (Kevin Rankin) obsession with Beth (Virginia Kull) – and that he was
spotted at a Narcotics Anonymous meeting. Beth meets the mother of the child victim in the
Rosemont case, who is now addicted to alcohol and pills and sleeps a lot. This deeply affects Beth,
who later decides to keep her unborn child. Carver speaks with Paul, who feels that the town needs
him again in order to cope. He also suggests that Carver will become the next outcast because the
townsfolk get more suspicious every day that he fails to find the killer. Susan (Jacki Weaver) gives
Danny's skateboard to Tom before going to the newspaper office, where Kathy (Alisen Down)
informs her that her past is now known. She is arrested but will not talk until they find her dog,
which Vince (Stephen Louis Grush) has stolen. Paul finds Tom trying to destroy his laptop. When it
is reported that a flashlight has been seen inside the beach house, Ellie and Carver investigate.
They set off in pursuit of the intruder, but are forced to stop when Carver collapses.
Horrid Henry
Monday 18th - Friday 22nd May, from 4.15pm
The adventures of the ever
popular and mischievous antihero continue on CITV. Henry
is horrid, a fact which will be
readily confirmed by his
parents, his younger brother,
his teachers, neighbours and
relatives. If someone has put
itching powder in someone's
swimming trunks, sold their
brother as a slave, or flattened
all the tents on the family
camping holiday, the culprit is
certain to be Henry. Henry is
well known to viewers as Lord
High Excellent Majesty of the
Purple Hand Gang and loves
money, comics and practical
jokes. What he hates are
brothers, injections, homework
and well-meaning adults. As far
as Henry is concerned, life is
simply not fair and the
whole world is against
him. He is forced to put
up with his brother Perfect
Peter, his parents, his
nemesis Moody Margaret,
and his form teacher Miss
Battle-Axe. But he does
have a best friend in Rude
Ralph, who is almost as
horrible as Henry himself!
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Episodes this week include
Horrid Henry Knows it All, in
which Henry hears that there
are Killer Boy Rats concert
tickets for sale and nothing is
going to stop him getting his
hands on them! In Horrid Henry
and the Hit Song, Henry is all
set to make the best music
video ever, but this is not that
easy when everyone wants to
be in on the act! I Am Not a
Hamster sees Henry find out
that sometimes you can take
your best friends for granted,
especially when your best
friend is a hamster – or is he?
In Horrid Henry and the Single
Sock Saga, it is sock sorting
time again, but this time Henry
finds that he has a secret
helper – or maybe not!
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16th - 22nd
May 2015
SOAP ROUND-UP
***Please note that all plotline information for Coronation Street and Emmerdale is private and
confidential and is embargoed until Tuesday 12th May**
Emmerdale
Following Sam’s revelation, Rachel is determined to have it out with Jai. She tells him that she
wants full control over Archie’s life, but Jai has the measure of her and scuppers her plan to take
the boy and disappear. Robert tells Chas and Aaron that he is moving back in with Chrissie, but
Aaron accuses him of being in denial about being gay. Back at
Home Farm, Robert finds himself blackmailed by Lachlan, who
wants his laptop back. Laurel is ostracised by the entire village and
Marlon warns her to stay away until she is sober. One by one her
friends refuse her money and when her bank card is declined as
she tries to buy a bottle of vodka, she ends up in a nondescript bar
where men start to buy her drinks. When Carly suggests to Bob
that she buy David’s shop, he is delighted that she has decided to
stay. When she is turned down by the bank, however, he suggests
to an incredulous Brenda that they take out a loan and buy it for her. Meanwhile, Val and Pollard
are puzzled by David’s refusal to accept any offer at all from Chrissie. Will David and Alicia ever
make it to a new life in Portugal? Debbie tries to cover her concern when she sees Ross’s battered
face as he explains that he has been bare-knuckle fighting to try to clear his debt to Charlie. Cain
realises that something is up and issues a stern warning to both Pete and Ross. Betty returns and is
dismayed that no one seems to care where she has been or when she was coming back. Realising
how uncaring she has been, Victoria quickly arranges a surprise party in Betty’s honour – but it is
Betty herself who is about to surprise everyone.
Coronation Street
David tries one last time to strike a deal with Callum to avoid court, but he refuses. David tries to
remain calm as Callum’s lawyer rakes up his past during the hearing. David accuses Sarah of
selling him out, but it later turns out that Bethany is to blame. A drunk and maudlin David threatens
to blow Andy’s cover during a family meal. Sally is forced to agree
when Faye insists on staying with her and Tim, who invites Anna
over for tea in an attempt to build bridges. After a lot of bickering,
the family pull together to organise Miley’s christening. In a bid to
get his plan moving, Tony makes sure that Steve is made aware of
Liz’s plan to move back to Spain. With Steve’s blessing, Liz
decides to sell her share of the pub, on the condition that Steve
and Michelle still run it. Steve’s stag do proves too stressful and he
backs out, leaving the rest of the group languishing in Liverpool.
Lloyd ends up stranded on a fishing trawler, leaving Andrea wondering if he will make it back for the
wedding. Meanwhile, during Michelle’s hen do Carla offers to buy Liz’s share of the Rovers. Tony,
dreading Tracy’s wrath, reels as he tries to find a way of securing his deal before Carla takes over.
Zeedan seeks revenge on Tony. Erica subtly tries to distract Nick away from Carla. Sophie and
Maddie make plans to move in together. Roy invites Cathy to do some shifts at the café. Alya, Izzy
and Sinead move forward with their lingerie sideline business.
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
11.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show
13.40 Doc Martin
14.40 Who’s Doing the Dishes?
15.40 FILM: Freaky Friday (2003)
19.00 NInja Warrior UK
20.00 Britain’s Got Talent
21.20 Play to the Whistle
22.20 FILM: The Break-Up (2006)
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
SUNDAY 17TH MAY
09.25 Judge Rinder
10.20 Judge Rinder
12.30 Tipping Point
13.30 Britain’s Got Talent (shown yesterday)
14.45 All Star Family Fortunes
17.50 Ninja Warrior UK (shown yesterday)
19.15 Celebrity Squares
20.00 Sunday Night at the Palladium
21.00 Home Fires
22.15 Perspectives: The Great American Love Song with Nicky Campbell
23.15 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
02.30 Motorsport UK
04.00 ITV Nightscreen
05.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show
MONDAY 18TH MAY
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Paul O’Grady Show
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Wild Ireland
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
MONDAY 18TH MAY (contd)
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Scammers
22.40 FILM: Class of 92 (2013)
03.00 UEFA Champions League Weekly
03.25 ITV Nightscreen
05.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show
TUESDAY 19TH MAY
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Paul O’Grady Show
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 The Air We Breathe: Tonight
20.00 Midsomer Murders
23.10 The Big Fish Off
03.00 Loose Women (shown earlier)
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
05.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Paul O’Grady Show
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Give a Pet a Home
21.00 Newzoids
21.30 The Delivery Man
23.45 Tales from Northumberland with Robson Green
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY (contd)
02.30 British Touring Car Championship Highlights
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
05.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show
THURSDAY 21ST MAY
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Paul O’Grady Show
19.00 Emmerdale
20.00 The British Soap Awards 2015
22.40 Newzoids (shown yesterday)
23.10 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories
03.00 The Air We Breathe: Tonight (shown Tuesday)
03.25 ITV Nightscreen
05.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show
FRIDAY 22ND MAY
06.00 Good Morning Britain
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Paul O’Grady Show
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Weekend Escapes with Warwick Davis
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Man & Beast with Martin Clunes
22.40 FILM: Fletch (1985)
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
06.00 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
06.15 Emmerdale Omnibus
08.50 Coronation Street Omnibus
11.15 Britain’s Got Talent
12.35 Britain’s Got More Talent
13.35 Catchphrase
14.20 FILM: Kindergarten Cop (1990)
16.30 Mr Bean
17.05 Mr Bean
17.40 FILM: King Kong (2005)
21.20 Britain’s Got More Talent
22.20 Celebrity Juice
23.05 Britain’s Got Talent
00.20 Britain’s Got More Talent
05.55 ITV2 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 17TH MAY
06.00 Mr Bean
06.25 Mr Bean
06.50 Emmerdale Omnibus
09.40 Coronation Street Omnibus
12.05 Take Me Out
13.05 Catchphrase
13.50 FILM: Along Came Polly (2004)
15.30 FILM: Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde (2003)
17.35 Britain’s Got Talent
18.55 Britain’s Got More Talent
21.00 FILM: 21 Jump Street (2012)
23.15 FILM: The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
01.45 Fake Reaction
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
MONDAY 18TH MAY
06.20 Psych
07.05 Emmerdale
07.35 Coronation Street
08.10 Coronation Street
08.35 Dinner Date
09.35 Scorpion
10.25 Psych
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
MONDAY 18TH MAY (contd)
11.20 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.45 Coronation Street
13.15 Coronation Street
13.45 Dinner Date
14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show
18.00 Judge Rinder
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 Mom
21.30 Mom
22.00 Celebrity Juice
22.50 FILM: Harold and Kumar Get the Munchies (2004)
00.35 Two and a Half Men
01.00 Two and a Half Men
01.30 The Vampire Diaries
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 19TH MAY
06.20 Psych
07.05 Emmerdale
07.35 Coronation Street
08.10 Coronation Street
08.35 Dinner Date
09.35 Scorpion
10.25 Psych
11.20 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.45 Coronation Street
13.15 Coronation Street
13.45 Dinner Date
18.00 Judge Rinder
20.00 Educating Joey Essex
23.00 FILM: American Pie Presents Band Camp (2005)
01.05 Two and a Half Men
01.30 Royal Pains
05.45 ITV2 Nightscreen
ITV.com
Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY
06.20 Psych
07.05 Emmerdale
07.35 The Cube
08.35 Dinner Date
09.35 Scorpion
10.25 Psych
11.20 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.40 Britain’s Got More Talent
13.45 Dinner Date
18.00 Judge Rinder
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 FILM: I Am Legend (2007)
23.05 The Vampire Diaries
00.05 Two and a Half Men
00.30 Two and a Half Men
00.55 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
01.25 The Vampire Diaries
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
THURSDAY 21ST MAY
06.20 Psych
07.05 Emmerdale
07.35 Coronation Street
08.35 Dinner Date
09.35 Scorpion
10.25 Psych
11.20 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.45 Coronation Street
13.45 Dinner Date
18.00 Judge Rinder
20.00 FILM: Along Came Polly (2004)
21.50 The Hot Desk
22.00 Celebrity Juice
22.50 FILM: Harold and Kumar Get the Munchies (2004)
00.35 Two and a Half Men
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
THURSDAY 21ST MAY (contd)
01.05 Two and a Half Men
01.30 Mom
02.00 Mom
05.55 ITV2 Nightscreen
FRIDAY 22ND MAY
06.20 Psych
07.05 Emmerdale
07.35 Emmerdale
08.35 Dinner Date
09.35 Scorpion
10.25 Psych
11.20 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.45 Emmerdale
13.45 Dinner Date
18.00 Judge Rinder
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 FILM: The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
23.35 Two and a Half Men
00.05 Two and a Half Men
00.35 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
01.00 Fake Reaction
01.40 Royal Pains
05.55 ITV2 Nightscreen
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
06.20 Countrywise
09.30 The Darling Buds of May
12.30 FILM: Evil Under the Sun (1982)
15.55 Columbo
18.00 Lewis
20.00 Doc Martin
23.00 Inspector Morse
02.15 ITV3 Nightscreen
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SUNDAY 17TH MAY
06.00 FILM: Evil Under the Sun (1982)
11.25 Columbo
13.25 A Touch of Frost
17.35 Wycliffe
18.40 Inspector Morse
22.00 Vicious
22.35 Vicious
23.05 FILM: Steptoe and Son (1972)
03.20 ITV3 Nightscreen
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
MONDAY 18TH MAY
08.30 Murder, She Wrote
10.50 Inspector Morse
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 Law & Order: UK
02.10 ITV3 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 19TH MAY
06.00 Movies Now
08.35 Murder, She Wrote
10.55 Inspector Morse
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
20.00 Love Your Garden
21.00 Kate Middleton: Heir We Go Again!
22.00 Law & Order: UK
02.05 ITV3 Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY
08.25 Murder, She Wrote
10.50 Inspector Morse
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
20.00 Lewis
22.00 Law & Order: UK
00.00 Inspector Morse
02.20 ITV3 Nightscreen
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
THURSDAY 21ST MAY
08.25 Murder, She Wrote
10.50 Inspector Morse
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 Law & Order: UK
01.00 Cornwall with Caroline Quentin
01.25 Cornwall with Caroline Quentin
FRIDAY 22ND MAY
08.25 Murder, She Wrote
10.50 Inspector Morse
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 Law & Order: UK
23.00 Wycliffe
00.15 FILM: Steptoe and Son (1972)
01.55 Wycliffe
03.30 ITV3 Nightscreen
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
06.00 Football’s Greatest: Cristiano Ronaldo
08.15 Motorsport UK
09.15 Bundesliga Football Highlights
10.15 UEFA Champions League Weekly
11.45 Pawn Stars
12.10 Pawn Stars
12.40 Pawn Stars
14.15 FILM: The Cimarron Kid (1952)
16.00 British Touring Car Championship Highlights
17.30 Pawn Stars
18.00 Storage Wars: New York
18.30 Storage Wars: New York
19.00 Shed and Buried
20.00 FILM: Thunderball (1965)
22.45 FILM: On Deadly Ground (1994)
00.50 FILM: Bowfinger (1999)
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
ITV.com
Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SUNDAY 17TH MAY
06.00 Hat Trick Heroes
09.10 British Touring Car Championship Highlights
10.40 Ax Men
11.35 Shed and Buried
12.35 Pawn Stars
13.00 Pawn Stars
13.30 Pawn Stars
14.00 Pawn Stars
14.25 Pawn Stars
18.15 FILM: The Cimarron Kid (1952)
20.00 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
21.00 FILM: National Lampoon’s Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)
22.45 FILM: The Jerk (1979)
00.40 Hell on Wheels
01.30 Hell on Wheels
02.40 Movies Now
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
MONDAY 18TH MAY
06.25 Ax Men
09.00 Magnum PI
12.05 The Chase
13.05 Ax Men
14.00 Magnum PI
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 MotoGP Highlights
21.00 Storage Wars: Texas
21.30 Storage Wars: Texas
22.00 Ax Men
23.00 Bundesliga Football Highlights
00.00 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
01.00 Motorsport UK
02.55 ITV4 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 19TH MAY
06.25 Ax Men
09.05 Magnum PI
12.05 The Chase
ITV.com
Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
TUESDAY 19TH MAY (contd)
13.05 Ax Men
14.00 Magnum PI
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.30 Pawn Stars
18.00 MotoGP Highlights
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 Shed and Buried
21.00 Fraud Squad
22.00 The Football Mavericks
23.00 FILM: The Black Windmill (1974)
02.40 Movies Now
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY
06.25 Ax Men
09.00 Magnum PI
12.05 The Chase
13.05 Ax Men
14.00 Magnum PI
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
21.00 The Chase: Celebrity Special
22.00 FILM: Born to Raise Hell (2010)
00.00 FILM: The Jerk (1979)
01.55 Hell on Wheels
02.45 Movies Now
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
THURSDAY 21ST MAY
06.25 Ax Men
09.00 Magnum PI
12.05 The Chase
14.05 Magnum PI
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 FILM: Class of 92 (2013)
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
THURSDAY 21ST MAY (contd)
22.00 The Football Mavericks
01.20 River Monsters
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
FRIDAY 22ND MAY
06.00 Football’s Greatest: Bobby Charlton
06.15 Ax Men
09.00 Magnum PI
12.05 The Chase
13.05 Ax Men
14.00 Magnum PI
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 Counting Cars
20.30 Counting Cars
21.00 FILM: Thunderball (1965)
23.40 FILM: National Lampoon’s Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)
01.20 Shed and Buried
02.35 Movies Now
02.45 ITV4 Nightscreen
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
16.50 Downton Abbey
18.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Code of a Killer
22.30 Code of a Killer
00.00 Scott & Bailey
SUNDAY 17TH MAY
12.55 Kavanagh QC
15.35 Crime Stories
16.35 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
18.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
23.00 Gracepoint
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SUNDAY 17TH MAY (contd)
23.50 Code of a Killer
01.20 Code of a Killer
03.50 Movies Now
MONDAY 18TH MAY
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Arthur & George
22.00 Leaving
01.05 Gracepoint
02.00 Leaving
TUESDAY 19TH MAY
21.00 The Town
22.00 Arthur & George
01.00 The Town
02.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
WEDNESDAY 20TH MAY
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
20.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
22.00 Gracepoint
01.05 Scott & Bailey
02.05 Scott & Bailey
THURSDAY 21ST MAY
13.50 Crime Stories
19.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Downton Abbey
22.30 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
03.45 Movies Now
03.55 ITV Encore Nightscreen
FRIDAY 22ND MAY
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
19.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Scott & Bailey
22.00 Gracepoint
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
02.05 Injustice
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Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
This Week’s Top 10 (as at 07/05/2015)
1. Coronation Street (original TX date 06/05/2015)
Honeymooning Gail returns to chaos. Steve spends time with a new friend. Mary
vows to fight the council.
2. Emmerdale (original TX date 06/05/2015)
Cain is angered by Laurel. Amelia goes missing. Carly does her best to win Brenda
over.
3. Educating Joey Essex (original TX date 05/05/2015)
In the run-up to the general election, Joey Essex chats to politicians as they set out
on the campaign trail. Can Joey's efforts encourage more young people to vote?
4. Newzoids (original TX date 06/05/2015)
A topical puppet animation sketch show poking fun at pop stars, politicians, sports
faces and TV favourites, and depicting our most talked about famous faces in a way
they have never been seen before.
5. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 06/05/2015)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a studio audience.
6. Safe House (original TX date 04/05/2015)
While the police believe they are closing in on the man hunting David Blackwell and
his family, Katy still has her doubts about Robert's methods and questions him
further.
7. Coronation Street (original TX date 04/05/2015)
David's desperate actions infuriate Callum. Tony puts pressure on Steve. Where will
Mary look to place the blame?
8. The Vampire Diaries (original TX date 06/05/2015)
US supernatural drama. While spending the day with Caroline, Elena grows
concerned by a change in her behaviour. Alaric becomes wary when Kai turns to Jo
for help.
9. Home Fires (original TX date 03/05/2015)
Drama series set a village during WWII. With war looming, the women of Great
Paxford face a difficult decision, and Dr Campbell discovers the terrible reason why
he cannot enlist.
10. Ninja Warrior UK (original TX date 02/05/2015)
Series hosted by Ben Shephard, Rochelle Humes and Chris Kamara. This week,
Leah Crane from Cumbria and John Morris from Edinburgh hope to earn a coveted
place in the semi-finals.
ITV.com
Week 20/21
16th - 22nd
May 2015
Also still available on ITV Player (at itv.com)
1. Fraud Squad (available until 30/05/2015)
Second in a two-part documentary. Criminals have moved into our property market,
selling worthless land they claim is ripe for development and causing distress to their
victims.
2. Give a Pet a Home (available until 06/06/2015)
Amanda Holden hosts the series where six animal loving celebrities volunteer to work
at an RSPCA animal centre helping to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abandoned
animals.
3. Unforgettable Election Moments - 60 Years On (available until 06/06/2015)
Documentary which takes a look back at some key, unforgettable election moments
from 60 years of TV coverage, including rare footage from ITV's first election night in
1959.
4. Mom (available until 25/05/2015)
US sitcom. Christy and Bonnie are shocked at how prison has changed Regina into a
religious fanatic. Christy is relieved when Regina forgives her.
5. Kendra on Top (available until 04/06/2015)
Reality series. Kendra's mom Patti is unhappy with her decision to meet her father
and speaks ill of her in the press.
6. Doc Martin (available until 02/06/2015)
Martin starts therapy to cure his blood phobia in readiness for his application for a
new job. Aunt Joan faces a lawsuit when a boy falls ill after visiting her farm.
7. Age of Heroes (available until 13/05/2015)
Action. During the Second World War, Ian Fleming is part of 30 Commando Assault
Unit. The unit travels to the mountains of Norway on a dangerous mission behind
enemy lines. Starring Sean Bean and Danny Dyer. Directed by Adrian Vitoria. (2011)
8. Almost Naked Animals (available until 06/06/2015)
Howie tries to accomplish enough good deeds to convince the mayor that he is
worthy of his own special day.
9. Lorraine (available until 13/05/2015)
Topical mix of discussion, fashion, food and celebrity gossip. Spooks star Peter Firth
talks about the big-screen spin-off of the hit TV show, Spooks: The Greater Good.
10. This Morning (available until 12/05/2015)
Catherine Tate talks about her latest role in The Vote, a play being shown live on TV
this election night, and Stephen Mulhern has the gossip from Saturday's Britain's Got
Talent.
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