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Melody gets caught up in an argument between a husband and wife over the size of the wife's breasts, after she considers surgery. He insists that she shouldn't have the surgery to make them smaller.
Meanwhile, it's Ronnie's 40th birthday and he is worried about what George is planning for him, as everyone seems to know except him. He returns home to find a Mark Anthony costume laid out on their bed. Reluctantly, he puts it on and then finds George in a marquee in the garden dressed in her Cleopatra costume. It turns out to be the best birthday he's ever had!
Michelle tries to arrange a double date for her and Ruth. Archie manages to get hold of a friend for Ruth, but he backs out at the last minute, so Archie steps in. Michelle talks to Ruth about Mike and how she plans to offer him a permanent contract, much to Ruth's dismay.
Melody is played by Elizabeth Bower, Ronnie by Sean Gleeson, George by Stirling Gallacher, Michelle by Donnaleigh Bailey, Ruth by Selina Chilton, Archie by Matt Kennard and Mike by James Carlton.
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Ronnie can't decide whether to go to the school reunion or not, in tonight's visit to Albert Square.
Meanwhile, Bianca tries to get Whitney involved in the wedding and can't understand why she's not pleased about it.
Ronnie is played by Samantha Janus, Bianca by Patsy Palmer and Whitney by Shona McGarty.
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The conjoined twins are about to be separated and the press has heard that the funding for the procedure has come from a man accused of child abuse, as the hospital drama continues. Jayne is left to explain her decision to the board.
The separation doesn't start well with each team encountering more problems than they initially thought.
Kyla's admirer, patient Dorian Roberts, woos her with gifts but she isn't interested. Maddy convinces her to forget her past, so Kyla agrees to go on a date with him.
Jayne is played by Stella Gonet, Kyla by Rakie Ayola and Maddy by Nadine Lewington.
This is the first of two episodes
of Holby City
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Mutual
Friends Ep 6/6
Tuesday 30 September
9.00-10.00pm BBC ONE
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The wedding looms and there is an atmosphere of impending mayhem as everyone converges on the country house hotel where the reception is to be held, in the last episode of the comedy-drama series.
Humiliatingly, Martin is now a dogsbody at Harry's beck and call, and even has to take on the job of stand-in when the first choice best man misses his flight.
Patrick, denying he is upset by Liz getting married, turns up at the hotel and runs up a huge bill against Harry's account, while Anita finds out about Dev's misplaced crush and confronts a startled Leigh.
Later, Harry orders Martin to keep Liz's divorced parents apart. Martin is pleasantly surprised when his schoolboy crush, the gorgeous Ally, is one of the wedding guests. She is now divorced and delighted to see Martin again. Jen and Ally, however, do not hit it off.
Liz's dad, Frank, goes missing and Martin recruits Patrick to help find him and get him to the church. Patrick vows to tell Liz his feelings. He and Martin have to take a lift on a tractor in their dash to get to the wedding on time.
Martin is played by Marc Warren; Harry by Lee Ross; Patrick by Alexander Armstrong; Liz by Sarah Alexander; Anita by Naomi Bentley; Dev by Rhashan Stone; Leigh by Claire Rushbrook; and Jen by Keeley Hawes.
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Losing
It – Griff Rhys Jones On Anger Ep
2/2
Tuesday 30 September
9.00-10.00pm BBC TWO
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Griff Rhys Jones concludes his two-part series on anger in which he addresses his own problem and looks at several different solutions. He also speaks to Rory McGrath, Muriel Gray and Heston Blumenthal about how they have dealt, and continue to deal with, their anger.
First, Griff visits a dietician who suggests ways he could alleviate his hyperactivity and calm down through diet.
He then goes to Sheffield to meet Glyn Rhodes, a former boxer who set up a gym to help people deal with their aggression. He meets Ross "The Boss" there, one of Britain's most promising young fighters who channels his anger into his profession. Griff is challenged to try boxing himself, to see if it helps to release his frustrations.
Another possible solution is meditation. Griff visits a community of 60 monks in the Scottish countryside who follow the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of teaching people to approach the world with compassion rather than anger, through meditation.
Finally, he visits the world's leading expert in anger management based in Los Angeles. George Anderson is a psychotherapist who has developed his own form of anger management. The idea is to undergo a thorough analysis of all emotions, to identify situations that might make a person angry or stressful and then to develop skills to gain better control of their behaviour.
But which, if any, of these potential solutions help Griff and his anger?
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Later
Live... With Jools Holland Ep 3/9
Tuesday 30 September
10.00-10.30pm BBC TWO
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Kaiser Chiefs, who are no strangers to the Later studio, perform tonight on BBC Two's flagship live music show.
The Leeds five-piece perform tracks from their upcoming third album, Off With Their Heads; The Streets, aka Mike Skinner, and chums, also return to the Later studio with songs from their fourth opus, Everything Is Borrowed; Blues hobo-type Seasick Steve brings some of his festival-stealing magic to the studio, with tracks from his new album, I Started Out With Nothin' And I Still Got Most Of It Left; New York-based five-piece and one of the best-kept secrets in 21st-century spook-pop, TV On The Radio, make their UK TV debut with tracks from their critically acclaimed third album, Dear Science; Little Jackie are also in the studio to perform a song or two from their album, The Stoop; and the legendary Boy George pops in for a chat and a song.
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A group of sixth formers enjoy
a final romp with adolescence
in this new comedy This new sitcom, written by teenager Tim Dawson, takes a candid look at the outrageous world of a group of sixth-form students living in Abingdon, as they enjoy a final romp with adolescence.
It's essay time, and when Matt copies Chloe's essay to make sure he gets a good grade, he seriously annoys her. Jas tries to get her grade improved by flirting with teacher Simon, so her boyfriend, Ollie, decides to get his own back by going off with Sky. Chloe and Jas decide to avenge the boys' bad behaviour with a swimming session they'll never forget.
Meanwhile, DK tries to romance Sky with chocolate, a rap and break-dancing, but ends up injuring his leg. Eventually, a love poem in German entices Sky down from her balcony.
Coming Of Age stars five of the UK's top young comedy actors: Anabel Barnston, Tony Bignell, Hannah Job, Ceri Phillips and Joe Tracini.
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