Tuesday 29 May 2012
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Network TV BBC Week 16
Highlights 18-24 April 2009
Reggie Perrin
Friday 24 April See Week 16 Unplaced BBC ONE
Martin Clunes, Fay Ripley, Wendy Craig, Geoffrey Whitehead, Neil Stuke and Lucy Liemann star in this modern-day update of the classic Seventies sitcom The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin, written by Simon Nye (Men Behaving Badly) and David Nobbs, the writer and creator of the original show
Ashes To Ashes
Monday 20 April See Week 16 Unplaced BBC ONE
Philip Glenister and Keeley Hawes return as DCI Gene Hunt and DI Alex Drake in the award-winning police drama
Tonight's The Night
Saturday 18 April BBC ONE
John Barrowman presents a new, glitzy entertainment series which combines show-stopping acts with wish-fulfilment and once-in-a-lifetime performances
The Omid Djalili Show
Monday 20 April See Week 16 Unplaced BBC ONE
"Iran's answer to Carol Vorderman" returns with a new series of his sketch, song and stand-up show
Louis Theroux – A Place For Paedophiles
Sunday 19 April See Week 16 Unplaced BBC TWO
Louis Theroux mixes with more than 500 of America's most disturbed criminals – convicted paedophiles – at Coalinga Mental Hospital in California, spending time with those undergoing treatment there
BBC Switch On BBC Two – Winging It
Saturday 18 April on BBC TWO
BBC Switch launches a new comedy series for teens featuring quick-witted comedians Tom Deacon, Rhys Thomas, Joe Thomas, Holly Walsh, Jonny Sweet, Matthew Crosby and Andrew Spiers, who are thrust into unfamiliar, real-life scenarios and forced to improvise their way out
BBC Headroom – Georgia's Story: 33 Stone At 15
Tuesday 21 April on BBC ONE
BBC Headroom tackles the psychological issues surrounding conditions such as anorexia, bulimia and obesity, in a three-part series, beginning with a film about an obese teenager whose condition has put her life at risk
BBC Four Sessions – Marianne Faithfull
Friday 24 April on BBC FOUR
Marianne Faithfull performs a selection of old favourites and new material, accompanied by an ensemble of musicians, in an intimate concert recorded earlier this year at London's LSO St Luke's
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