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BBC Four Schedule for Saturday 5 April 2008

  1. 00:15–01:20
    2/2. Comedian Sean Lock returns for a second helping of extraordinary television.
  2. 01:20–02:20
    Catrin Finch discovers the ancient and fascinating history of the harp.
  3. 02:20–03:20
    3/4. Thomas Tallis and William Byrd were important composers in England's musical Renaissance.
  4. 03:20–03:50
    5/6. Harpist Catriona MacKay, fiddler Bruce Molsky and Tim O'Brien join in the folk session.
  5. 19:00–19:10
    Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen feature in this folk tinged episode of 60s archive.
  6. 19:10–20:30
    Biography of Quentin Crisp, an honest account of coming out in a bygone era.
  7. 20:30–20:55
    1/7. On Skaro the travellers meet peaceful Thals and destructive Daleks.
  8. 20:55–21:20
    2/7. The travellers have been captured by the Daleks and the Doctor confesses to lying.
  9. 21:20–21:50
    3/7. The Doctor and his companions decide to hatch a plan to escape from the Dalek cell.
  10. 21:50–22:50
    Tribute to TV producer Verity Lambert, who brought the original Dr Who to the screen.
  11. 22:50–23:40
    3/12. Terry has to protect a widowed garage owner from his avaricious kin.
  12. 23:40–00:30
    A million-pound painting is cut from its frame and stolen by an 'invisible' thief.
  13. 00:30–01:30
    Actor George Cole, best known as Arthur Daley in Minder, in conversation with Mark Lawson.
  14. 01:30–02:25
    3/12. Terry has to protect a widowed garage owner from his avaricious kin.
  15. 02:25–03:25
    Tribute to TV producer Verity Lambert, who brought the original Dr Who to the screen.
  16. 03:25–03:55
    6/6. Adland has always made sure that people desire the latest model of technical gizmos.

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