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BBC Four Schedule for Wednesday 17 September 2008

  1. 00:00–01:00
    5/5. Tracing the work of Kahn's photographers throughout France during the Great War. (R)
  2. 01:00–01:30
    1/15. Quiz show in which connections need to be made between apparently unconnected things. (R)
  3. 01:30–02:30
    Drama adapted from works by Edwardian short story writer Saki. (R)
  4. 02:30–03:00
    Angela meets a fellow inmate who appears far too sane to be locked up in an institution. (R)
  5. 03:00–03:30
    1/15. Quiz show in which connections need to be made between apparently unconnected things. (R)
  6. 03:30–04:00
    2/12. Comedy series about two Kiwi folk musicians in New York. Murray fires Bret from the band. (R)
  7. 19:00–19:30
    The latest news from around the world.
  8. 19:30–19:35
    Sandie gives an accidentally aloof ice-queen rendering of Long Live Love. (R)
  9. 19:35–20:00
  10. 20:00–21:00
    David Attenborough reveals the truth about cold-blooded reptiles and amphibians. (R)
  11. 21:00–22:00
    How surgery was dragged out of the dark ages, transforming from butchery into a science.
  12. 22:00–23:30
    An irresponsible petty crook sees his girlfriend's baby as a money-making opportunity.
  13. 23:30–00:30
    How surgery was dragged out of the dark ages, transforming from butchery into a science.
  14. 00:30–01:30
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors deliberately infected themselves with conditions. (R)
  15. 01:30–02:00
    7/8. Update on the 1980s series about a group of doctors just starting out on their careers. (R)
  16. 02:00–02:30
    8/8. Update on the 1980s series about a group of doctors just starting out on their careers. (R)
  17. 02:30–03:30
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors deliberately infected themselves with conditions. (R)

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