TOMORROW'S BBC TELEVISION SCHEDULE

BBC 1

BBC 2

6.00 Breakfast News 6.00 Open University
Beardy-weirdies from the 70's wittering on about exothermic reactions.
9.00 Kilroy
The stuck up idiot patronises some more blubbering women.
8.00 Children's BBC
Featuring The Naughty Squirrels, Jimmy's Magic Nostril, The Teaspoon Family, Rabies in Toyland
10.00 Tedium at Pebble Mill
Semi-competent music and C-list celebrity chat.
10.00 Telemunkies
Mutant freaks of nature spew forth repetitive gibberish from their ridiculous faces.
12.00 Past the Keyhole
Contestants try to guess why David Frost looks so much like an embalmed corpse.
10.30 House of Lords Live
Mutant freaks of nature spew forth repetitive gibberish from their ridiculous faces.
1.00 BBC News 2.00 Who Gives a Toss?
Puerile gameshow nonsense with soap opera actors.
1.30 Regional News 2.30 Ready, Steady, Apathy!
Yet another coma-inducing 'fun' cookery show.
1.45 Australian Soap Opera
Barbara and Ricardo are caught fornicating by Bill, whilst Tricia is eaten by a horse.
3.00 FILM: Tedious Castle
A pathetic 1953 attempt at a thriller. Featuring nobody you've ever heard of.
2.10 Murder, She Lied
Jessica Fletcher wastes more police time.
5.00 Historical Walks
Painfully dull quasi-educational rambles past old churches.
2.45 My Bluff is Called
A day out for geriatric celebrities.
6.00 The Simpsons
Thank God.
3.20 Children's BBC
Featuring Little Billy and the Shiny Things, Thomas the Wankel Rotary Engine, Incomprehensible Japanese Exploding Monsters, Cynical Half-hour Toy Advertisement, Blue Peter.
6.45 Robot Battles
Intriguing home-made contraptions smash each other apart. Now that's entertainment.
5.35 Australian Soap Opera (repeat)
As if it wasn't bad enough the first time.
7.30 Mastercook
The astoundingly irritating Lloyd Grossman presents another identical set of stupidly obscure menus.
6.00 BBC News
Opinion, rumour and lies presented as fact. Now with 20% more close-ups of grief stricken faces.
8.00 Mind Numbing Period Drama
6.30 Regional News
Why that funny man down the road was arrested, and why he was hoarding all those milk bottles.
9.00 Have I Got Repetition For You
Forty-eight thousandth edition of the popular topical news quiz.
7.00 Witch Hunt
Consumer affairs programme which tries desperately to scratch the surface of corporate evil. This week - exploding cots.
9.30 Amazingly Unfunny Situation Comedy
With Caroline Quentin.
7.30 Top of the Pops
Hormone-crazed teenagers screech at talentless, miming half-wits.
10.00 Saunders & French
Horrible film spoofs almost identical to the stuff that 8-year-olds come up with in the playground.
8.00 Typical Home Makeover Programme
With that gardening woman with the huge breasts.
10.45 Documentary Now
Pointless schedule filler about a family in Glasgow who sell housebricks.
8.30 Ancient Sitcom from the Archives
Because the new ones are so poor.
11.30 Nightnews
Jeremy Paxman is slightly unpleasant to another politician.
9.00 BBC News
Twelve minutes about Posh Spice's toenails and thirty seconds on the millions killed in a foreign earthquake.
12.00 FILM: It Came from the Swing Bin
Incredibly cheap old black and white horror film. Even worse than it sounds. Starring that bloke from Bonanza.
9.30 Crime Scare UK
Dramatic crime reconstructions and an over-emphasis on violence helps to keep people in front of their televisions by making them too scared to go outside.
1.35 Viewer Feedback Programme
Because we are legally obliged to have one.
10.25 FILM: Good Cop, Bad Cop
Usual American rubbish about a policeman who breaks the rules. Starring Clint Eastwood or Arnold Schwarzenneger.
2.00
to
5.00
The Educational Lethargy Zone
12.05 FILM: Twist of the Knife
Some cheap B-movie from the 60's that no-one will watch. Starring Keith Generic and Sheila Nobody.
   
2.10
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7.00
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