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Wales Schedule for Sunday 19 July 2009

  1. 00:20–01:20
    5/6. The culinary delights of the bright young things in the 1920s. (R)
  2. 01:20–02:30
    Thriller about a writer living in London, whose research becomes a dangerous obsession.
  3. 02:30–04:05
    Comedy about a government research programme observing the kitchen routines of single men.
  4. 06:00–06:30
    65/70. Lorna, Justin and Tamba find out about the weather and pets. (R)
  5. 06:30–06:55
    Pom finds an acorn and pretends to be a squirrel. (R)
  6. 06:55–07:00
    Edinburgh children put on a traditional Japanese performance and tea ceremony. (R)
  7. 07:00–07:10
    Uncle Max takes Luke's baby brother to the library.
  8. 07:10–07:15
    Video game champion Corbata gains the upper hand when he jabs the Dextera's poet laureate. (R)
  9. 07:15–07:30
    2/15. Paul and Barry have to convince some ghosthunters that Dan the Van's mansion is haunted. (R)
  10. 07:30–07:55
    Thomas, Fiona and Katherine have three awesome trips to choose from. (R)
  11. 07:55–08:00
    Diddy Dick and Dom live in a pink cupboard. Nobody knows they live there. (R)
  12. 08:00–08:30
    3/20. The best bungalow games, Harry Batt, and of course, creamy muck muck! (R)
  13. 08:30–09:00
    7/13. The Grandmaster unleashes his own cold war on Britain, a nasty flu epidemic.
  14. 09:00–09:30
    8/13. Daisy must overcome her fears when the kids of St Hope's catch nits and become criminals.
  15. 09:30–11:00
    With guests Jim Kerr and Kate Humble.
  16. 11:00–12:50
    Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final round of the Open Championship.
  17. 12:50–14:00
    Suzi Perry introduces live coverage from the Sachsenring circuit in Germany.
  18. 14:00–15:55
    Archie's return upsets things for Peggy and pushes Phil right to the edge.
  19. 15:55–16:25
    The team is in York, where the experts hope to find some hidden gems. (R)
  20. 16:25–17:00
    Aled Jones looks at hymns influenced by Britain's best-known composers.
  21. 17:00–18:00
    Mark Benton narrates a clip show looking at the Brits when they go abroad.
  22. 18:00–19:00
    Neil Oliver visits Whitstable and ventures offshore to the remarkable Red Sands sea forts. (R)
  23. 19:00–20:00
    Documentary celebrating the beauty of some of Wales's iconic engineering achievements. (R)
  24. 20:00–21:00
    Jeremy, Richard and James find themselves entered in a terrifying French ice race.
  25. 21:00–22:00
    The team get off to a flying start in the race, and quickly take the lead.
  26. 22:00–23:00
    The culmination of Dara's massive 2008 sellout tour, recorded at the Hammersmith Apollo.
  27. 23:00–23:35
    2/13. Host Dara O'Briain is joined by guests Rhod Gilbert and Tom Stade. (R)
  28. 23:35–01:00
    A writer tries to fend off distractions in order to complete his latest work.
  29. 01:00–03:05
    BBC TWO joins the BBC's rolling news channel.
  30. 03:05–03:50
    Action from Round 21 of the Super League competition, with game analysis and discussion.

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