Programmes available in HD this press week (contd)

Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
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Martin
Clunes:
Heavy
Horsepower
The Doc
Martin star
looks at the
lives and
behaviour of
horses and
how they
have
contributed to
our lives
Thursday,
9pm
Mr Selfridge
Sunday, 9pm
Dancing on Ice
Sunday, 6.15pm and 8.30pm
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2nd - 8th
February 2013
Week 05/06
Wild Britain with Ray Mears
Friday, 8pm
Love in the Wild
Monday, 9pm
A Mother’s Son
Wednesday and Thursday,
10pm
Tuesday, 8pm
The Looney Tunes Show
GT Academy
Monday, 8pm
Lewis
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Monday - Friday, 3.10pm
Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Martin Clunes: Heavy Horsepower
Thursday 7th February, 9pm
Martin Clunes looks at the important role of the world’s
working horses in this one-off documentary, as he begins
training his own adored Clydesdales to work on his farm.
Martin added Clydesdales Ronnie and Bruce to his Dorset
menagerie two years ago, but they still have much to learn.
They are sent away to be taught commands and how to pull a
cart under the expert eye of trainer Robert Sampson. Martin
also investigates the traditional uses of the working horse,
and how people are finding new ways to keep horses working
in the modern world. He travels to a beautiful Italian vineyard
to meet a man who believes that horses are better for soil
than tractors, and he joins a Canadian farmer for a 20-horse
hitch. In Belgium, Martin looks at the traditional use of horses
in shrimp fishing. Back in England, he meets the Household
Cavalry. Martin’s journey also takes him to the channel port of
Boulogne, where he takes part in the route du poisson, a traditional competition with teams of
draught horses. In the United States, Martin discovers that working horses are booming as he
travels to New Orleans to see the Budweiser Clydesdales delivering beer. He realises that to
persuade Ronnie and Bruce to graft for their supper will be no easy task.
Mr Selfridge
Sunday 3rd February, 9pm
The drama series portraying
the life of the visionary
American retailing
entrepreneur, Harry Gordon
Selfridge, continues. Jeremy
Piven plays the title role, with
Katherine Kelly as feisty and
alluring socialite Lady Mae,
Frances O’Connor as Harry’s
wife Rose, Gregory Fitoussi as
flamboyant creative director
Henri Leclair, Zoe Tapper as
“the face of Selfridges” Ellen
Love, and Aisling Loftus as
shop assistant Agnes. Set in
London in 1909, the show
explores not only the rise of
the flamboyant tycoon but also
a time when women were
enjoying a new sense of
freedom, campaigning for the
vote and kicking over the
traces of Victorian morality and
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conformity.
In this episode, Harry delights
in the motor car brought in for
an exciting new window
display. Roddy surprises Rose
at home and young Beatrice
sees him. Harry persuades
Agnes to return to the store,
which causes Victor and Agnes
to fall out, though Henri is
particularly pleased to see her
again. As a result of the
quarrel, Victor is open when
Lady Mae makes a play for
him. Rose confronts Harry after
she receives a visit from his
mistress, Ellen Love, at which
point Harry hits rock bottom,
drinking and reliving a traumatic
childhood memory as he drives
the new car into the night…
Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Dancing on Ice
Sunday 3rd February, 6.15pm and 8.30pm
Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley present the fifth round
of live shows in the eighth series of the celebrity ice dancing
competition. This year’s competitors are actress Pamela
Anderson, singer Shayne Ward, presenters Anthea Turner
and Keith Chegwin, Olympians Beth Tweddle and Luke
Campbell, former EastEnder Matt Lapinskas, Corrie actor
Samia Ghadie, former TOWIE star Lauren Goodger, politician
Oona King, comedian Joe Pasquale, and former rugby player
Gareth Thomas. Working under the watchful eyes of figure
skating legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, the more
talented contestants will be hoping to wow audiences with an awe-inspiring advancement from
novice to semi-professional level, demonstrating their progress week after week with dazzling
displays of new-found skating prowess. There will be disappointment for some, as Pamela, Lauren
and Oona have already discovered, having crashed out of the competition in the first three shows.
The recent ‘duel’ episode pushed the skaters to the limit and led to a dramatic skate-off in which
Oona’s partner, professional skater Mark Hanretty, took a nasty tumble, momentarily throwing the
competition into doubt. Whatever the skill of the skaters, many viewers will be cheering the return of
the UK's meanest talent show judge. Jason Gardiner has rejoined the panel and has already proved
to be bolder, blunter and ruder than ever before. Joining him are returning judges Robin Cousins
and Karen Barber, together with a new addition to the panel, former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts.
Wild Britain with Ray Mears
Friday 8th February, 8pm
In the third series of Wild Britain With Ray
Mears, Ray continues his celebration of the
British landscape and its wildlife. He travels the
length and breadth of Britain during spring and
summer to explore forests, rivers, islands and
coasts, revealing the wildlife secrets of each
habitat. At each location Ray meets local
conservationists and amateur enthusiasts with a
passion for the wildlife on their doorstep. He
shares his knowledge of field crafts and
examines the underlying geology that gives the
landscape its character.
In this episode, Ray takes a trip down the River
Wye in Wales. He starts his journey in the
Cambrian Mountains before meeting Dr John
Taylor, an Environment Agency scientist
trying to save a critically endangered mollusc
that acts as an indicator species for the water
quality in Britain’s fifth longest river. He
observes the mating behaviour of the weird
looking sea lamprey, who have travelled up
the river to spawn at the end of their lives,
and watches a colony of sand martins as they
tend to their young. Water vole numbers have
been decimated by mink across the UK, but
in Wales they are making an extraordinary
comeback. Ray meets Richard Davies, who
is responsible for the release of 1,500 voles
back into the Welsh waterways.
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Lewis
Monday 4th February, 9pm
After seven years of ducking the question, Lewis and
Hobson are embarking on a relationship, but the
Oxford detective has a new mystery to solve. In the
first part of this episode, Intelligent Design, an elderly
don is murdered on the night of his release from
prison, having served a sentence for causing death by
dangerous driving. Richard Seager (Stephen
Churchett) has been crushed to death by a Jaguar
Mark 2, his body having been found by his wife
Martha (Alison Steadman). Mysteriously, Seager had
scratched the number ‘500’ into the car’s paintwork.
Martha insists that Rachael Cliff (Crystal Leaity), the sister of Seager’s victim, is the killer. Lewis
(Kevin Whately) and Hathaway (Laurence Fox) visit Rachel, who claims that she spent the night at
Benison College with Adam Tibbit (Josh Bolt). Investigations at the college reveal that Seager not
only had major disagreements with the provost but also was preparing to divorce Martha. The plot
thickens when forensics show that a piece of hair recovered from the interior of the Jaguar belongs
to Rachel Cliff. As Lewis and Hathaway interview Rachel they are interrupted by the discovery of a
skeletal body and a suitcase in the college chapel’s attic. The luggage label reads ‘Soo-Min Chong’.
Seager wasn’t scratching the number ‘500’ after all...
Splash!
Saturday 2nd February, 7pm
Vernon Kay and Gabby Logan
present the final of the
competition in which Olympic
bronze medallist Tom Daley
mentors a group of celebrities
in mastering the art of diving.
Currently one of the most
popular names in British sport,
Tom was one of the youngest
members of Team GB at the
2012 London Olympics.
Already accomplished at the
grand old age of 18, he has
decided to pass on some of his
knowledge to a group of
celebrities, including comics
Helen Lederer, Dom Joly and
Omid Djalili, Sugababe Jade
Ewen, TV presenters Jenni
Falconer, Donna Air, Charlotte
Jackson and Linda Barker,
model Caprice, Olympic boxer
Anthony Ogogo, Olympic
ski jumper Eddie ‘The
Eagle’ Edwards, reality
star Joey Essex, TV
gardener Diarmuid Gavin,
and actors Jake Canuso
and Tina Malone.
With Team GB’s diving
coach Andy Banks,
comedian Jo Brand and
former Olympic diving
medallist Leon Taylor on
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hand to score the divers, the
voting public have decided the
top three places each week,
with one clear winner
automatically going through to
the semi-final. The remaining
two top-placed celebs in each
heat have then faced one last
attempt to impress the judges
in the splash-off for the other
semi-final place. Nine
contestants have already been
handed their towels, leaving
Omid, Jake, Charlotte, Eddie,
Linda and Anthony to face each
other in the penultimate round.
At the time of going to press,
the final line-up is yet to be
confirmed from the group of six
semi-finalists, but there are
doubtless many more twists
and turns to come before the
winner emerges from the pool.
Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Take Me Out
Saturday 2nd February, 8.30pm
Paddy McGuinness pulls out all the stops to wow the
ladies in the latest instalment of the dating show's fifth
series, but will he be able to land them their dream
fella from among a quartet of eligible bachelors? A
group of 30 single and sassy ladies are waiting
patiently, hoping to be impressed by whoever
descends in the famous love lift. The gents each offer
the girls an insight into their lives, quirks, passions
and skills, all in the hope of winning a dream date on
the sun-soaked Isle of Fernandos. Will this bunch of
potential suitors be as picky as some of those in
previous series?
Each of Paddy’s girls controls a light, which they can
switch off if they don’t like what they see. None of the
boys want to join the blackout club – the name given
to the unfortunate group of chaps who have failed to keep at least one woman interested until the
end of their pitch – so they will be doing their utmost to put on a good show. Tonight’s brave
bachelors include Gavin, a guitar teacher from Huddersfield; Stuart, a 999 call operative from
Bristol; Sen, a choir leader from London; and Russell, a butcher from Belfast. The show also
features all the latest dating news from the Isle of Fernandos.
The Jonathan Ross Show
Saturday 2nd February, 9.45pm
Jonathan Ross unleashes his infectious wit,
sense of fun and interview skills on more
celebrity guests this week as the new series of
his popular talk show continues. He will also
introduce some incredible live music from some
of the biggest acts on the planet. Ross's guests
have been a fascinating and diverse bunch of A-
listers, and this week’s guests include stars from
the worlds of comedy and cinema well as one of
television’s all-time greats.
Eddie Izzard has not only been delighting
audiences for over 20 years with his
idiosyncratic brand of stand-up comedy but also
raised a great deal of cash for Sport Relief by
running a remarkable 43 marathons in 51 days.
Swedish action hero Dolph Lundgren’s many
screen credits include Universal Soldier, The
Expendables and Missionary Man, which he
also directed. ‘National treasure’ is an over-used
term nowadays, but one man who undoubtedly
qualifies for such a description is Sir David
Attenborough, who has been presenting wildlife
and natural history programmes for over half a
century. Russell Brand continues to endear
himself to the public with his apparent
eccentricity and outrageous sense of humour.
Music comes from Pulp, the former Britpop stars
who have recently made a successful return to
the concert platform.
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Great Night Out
Friday 8th February, 9pm
The comedy drama series continues to chronicle
the lives of four thirty-something men who bicker
and bond their way through a weekly night on the
tiles in Stockport. Filmed on location in London
and Stockport, the series was created by The
Worst Week of My Life writers Mark Bussell and
Justin Sbresni, and stars Will Ash, Stephen
Walters, Craig Parkinson and Lee Boardman as
the trouble-prone quartet, along with Ricky
Tomlinson, Rebekah Staton, Naomi Bentley,
Susie Blake and Christine Bottomley. The series
charts the lads’ attempts to right their worldly
wrongs – so long as they don’t have to move too far from their local, the football or the greasy
spoon to do so. In this week's episode, the ways of women continue to confuse and confound the
lads. Conflict looms for Hodge (Boardman) and Kath (Staton) when their romantic weekend away is
blown off course by the appearance of some unexpected visitors. Beggsy (Ash) is faring better
when it comes to love as he finds himself finally enjoying various pleasures that he has been
missing. Meanwhile, the frisky new ways of Colleen (Bentley) cause Daz (Walters) to ask himself
some difficult questions.
All Star Family Fortunes
Sunday 3rd February, 7.45pm
Vernon Kay presents the fifth
episode in a brand new series
of the popular game show in
which two celebrity-led teams
battle it out to win up to
£30,000 for their chosen
charity. This week actress
Samantha Womack and
McFly’s Tom Fletcher compete,
aided by their relatives. The
two famous faces and their
families hope to win big money
for their favourite good causes
by answering a series of
seemingly easy questions,
based on a survey of 100
members of the
British public.
Anyone familiar
with the format will
understand that this
is not as easy as it
sounds, and know
how rare it is for
one team to come
up with a full list of
answers. The
opposing team will
be ready to pounce
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with a make-or-break answer of
their own, hoping to steal the
cash prize for that round.
Vernon is never shy in his
responses when contestants
suggest bizarre, ridiculous or
hilarious answers, and will be
sure to dig out some
embarrassing photographs,
footage or information on at
least one of the contestants
before the show is over. The
winning team has the
opportunity to play for £10,000,
but the big challenge is trying to
bag the full £30,000 in the final
Big Money round. With limited
time and some tricky questions,
will they be able to secondguess the British public and
secure the full amount?
Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Love in the Wild
Tuesday 5th February, 8pm
ITV2 presents the second series of the
reality adventure show, this time hosted by
model, actress and presenter Jenny
McCarthy. Fourteen single guys and girls
have signed up to navigate the wilds of the
Dominican Republic, competing in
challenges which test their abilities and
compatibility as a team, and ultimately
aiming to achieve their main goal of finding
true romance. The seven ladies get to
choose their seven male companions, and,
in a surprise twist for the series opener,
seven additional guys are brought in, meaning the contenders will kick off their jungle adventure as
a group of trios. The adventurers are immediately thrown into a challenge that forces them to find
their way through rough waters and crawl through a snake-infested well. The 21 contestants must
then deal with a tense and emotional elimination ceremony which breaks up some teams and
strengthens others. At the end of the episode, seven of the single guys will be sent home for good,
making way for the remaining seven couples to properly begin their dating journey. Those who do
best in each challenge will be rewarded with luxury accommodation, while those who fail to work
well as a team will be faced with a night under the stars.
The Big Reunion
Thursday 7th February, 9pm
This exciting new series brings
back six acts from one of the
golden ages of British and Irish
pop music. These turn-of-themillennium, all-singing, alldancing groups sold millions of
records, played to packed-out
arenas, and scored massive
chart hits across the globe over
a ten year period between 1995
and 2005. The groups – Atomic
Kitten (Natasha Hamilton, Liz
McClarnon, Kerry Katona), 5ive
(Ritchie Neville, Scott
Robinson, Richard ‘Abz’ Breen,
Sean Conlon), B*Witched
(Edele Lynch, Keavy Lynch,
Sinead O’Carroll, Lindsay
Armaou), Liberty X (Jessica
Taylor, Michelle Heaton, Kevin
Simm, Kelli Young, Tony
Lundon), 911 (Lee Brennan,
Simon ‘Spike’ Dawbarn, Jimmy
Constable) and Honeyz
(Celena Cherry,
Mariama Goodman,
Heavenli Roberts) –
will all be reunited
for another chance
to shine on stage in
front of thousands
of fans. With only
two weeks of
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intense rehearsals before their
big comeback, it is likely to be
a rewarding yet challenging
experience for many of the
former stars, so expect tears of
both joy and sadness as they
work their way towards the big
night. The show will also take a
look at what happened when
the groups disbanded, and how
some members remained in the
celebrity spotlight while others
pursued a diverse range of
careers including circus
performing, nursing, teaching,
farming and wedding
photography. As the singers
are catapulted back into the
limelight, will old rivalries, love
interests and disagreements
resurface?
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2nd - 8th
February 2013
A Mother’s Son
Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th February,
10pm
ITV3 presents another chance
to see this thrilling two-part
drama starring Hermione
Norris, Martin Clunes, Paul
McGann and Alexander Arnold.
When a teenage schoolgirl is
found murdered in woods near
a town in Suffolk, mother of two
Rosie Haleton (Norris)
discovers damning evidence
that could be connected to the
crime. Recently remarried,
Rosie lives with her two
children Jamie (Arnold) and
Olivia, husband Ben Harley
(Clunes) and his children from
a previous marriage, Jessica
and Rob. As they settle into
daily life together, Rosie begins
to suspect that she may be
sharing her home with a killer
when she finds a pair of blood-
GT Academy
splattered trainers
hidden under
Jamie’s bed.
At first Rosie tries
to dismiss her
suspicions,
believing them too
ridiculous to be
true. Could her son
be involved in
murder? Rosie
finds solace in an
unlikely place, confiding in her
ex-husband, David (McGann),
who also totally dismisses the
idea that Jamie could be
responsible. He reluctantly
agrees to follow his son in the
hope of clearing his name and
discovers Jamie has been
spending time with a school
dropout who was previously
Monday 4th February, 8pm
arrested for sexual assault
against a minor. At home,
Ben’s son Rob has been acting
strangely since learning of the
murder and will not explain
why. It is clear that he has
something to hide – could he
have been a witness to the
crime or even be involved
somehow?
Craig Doyle is joined by former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert for a new series which goes in
search of the next big motor racing star. Their route does not pass through the conventional
channels. Six British gamers, all masters of the computer game Gran Turismo, are put through a
series of gruelling physical, mental and driving challenges at the Silverstone boot camp. The best of
the six will then compete with similar victors across Europe, the ultimate prize being a chance to
race a full-spec Nissan 370Z GT4 at the prestigious Dubai International 24 Hour extravaganza. The
entrants have been whittled down from a
staggering 830,000 gamers from across
Europe. With the event now in its fifth year, the
process is deadly serious and not just a
publicity stunt. Jann Mardenborough, the winner
in 2011, went on to win a race in the British GT
series last year. In the first episode, we meet
our six British hopefuls as they arrive at
Silverstone, the home of British motor racing, to
be put through their driving paces. Eliminations
will follow over the next few weeks as the
competition progresses.
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
TT Legends
Monday 4th February, 8.30pm
This new eight-part documentary series follows
the TT Legends team as they take part in some of
the world’s toughest motorcycle races from Japan
to the Isle of Man. The series has exclusive
access to the team, which consists of the ninetimes winner of the Isle of Man TT John
McGuinness, two-times winner Cameron Donald,
and the new kid on the block Simon Andrews, one
of the fastest newcomers in TT. The series follows
the team as they take part in the World
Endurance Championship in France, Germany
and Japan, as well as some of the famous road
races in Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. The
series reveals the contrast between the three riders as they try to push each other to the limit and
beyond. We also get a chance to see them away from the track as they try to relax and escape from
the pressures of racing, and meet their families and friends who have to cope with the stress of
watching their loved ones compete. This fascinating insight into the world of TT motorcycle racing
begins as the team prepare for the Bol d’Or 24-hour race in France.
The Looney Tunes Show
Monday 4th – Friday 8th February, 3.10pm
This new animated series
features the activities and
blunders of roommates Bugs
Bunny and Daffy Duck, who
live in a suburb of LA with
colourful neighbours such as
Lola Bunny, Tina Russo, Porky
Pig, and Foghorn Leghorn,
alongside other classic Looney
Tunes characters.
Monday’s episode is The DMV.
After going through a stop sign
while taking Bugs to the
movies, Daffy has to take a
driving test and his parade float
car is impounded. The same
thing happens to Lola and
Porky, but even if they pass the
written test, they all have to
face driving instructor Yosemite
Sam! In Off Duty Cop, showing
on Tuesday, Daffy takes on the
persona of his hero, Steve St
James, and starts arresting
blameless
individuals for
crimes they
have not
committed.
Wednesday’s
episode,
Working Duck,
sees Daffy
lose his job as
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a security guard when he is
caught napping at his post.
Matters go from bad to worse
when Bugs kicks him out of the
house, but things start to look
up when Foghorn Leghorn
appoints him as his right-hand
man. Whether Daffy is up to the
job, however, remains to be
seen. In French Fries on
Thursday, Porky and Daffy
have a major falling-out over a
portion of chips. Bugs tries to
keep the peace but to no avail.
Finally in Friday’s episode,
Beauty School, Daffy learns to
cut hair and starts to believe
that he has found his true
vocation as a beautician.
Meanwhile Bugs has upset Lola
by agreeing to dance lessons
with Porky.
Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
SOAP ROUND-UP
Emmerdale
Debbie is still angry with Cain for beating Cameron up, while Zak admits to Moira that it was he who
attacked Cain last winter. Cain finally admits his true feelings to Moira, but she has had enough and
spurns him. Cameron realises that he has some serious ground to make up with Chas and plans a
romantic evening. She is initially frosty but begins to thaw when he
produces an engagement ring. Katie confides in Andy that she
cannot face being a godmother to Molly when she can never have
a child of her own. Declan is at a loss, wondering what he can do
to help, but is left feeling even more sidelined when Steve suggests
that Katie should take a trip to visit a stud farm in Argentina. Dom
is worried that Debbie is getting out of her depth when she
arranges to meet Pete. She is tempted by Pete’s lucrative offer, but
it involves drugs. Matters spiral out of control when Cain, Dom and
Pete have a violent confrontation. Adam is concerned for Moira and enlists Vanessa’s help,
suggesting that she take his mother on a girls’ night out together. Thomas continues to lead Sean
astray, this time in a prank involving Sandy’s scooter. Laurel and Ashley are feeling left out of
Gabby’s life as Bernice and Steve start to take over.
Coronation Street
Tyrone’s reputation continues to be tarnished as he realises that many of the locals believe Kirsty’s
story rather than his. Desperate to be with his daughter, he takes drastic measures, enlisting Kevin
and Fiz to help him make a getaway with Ruby. A distraught Kirsty searches frantically for her
daughter around the street as the police question Tyrone’s friends.
In the fallout from Lewis’s deception, Gail faces the prospect of
losing her home. Kylie is feeling chastened over her role in Lewis’s
plot, but her sense of guilt soon dissipates when Gail announces
that she will have to put the rent up to make ends meet. Audrey
gets a chance for revenge when she offers to help the young Platts
buy Gail out. With Gail hitting such hard times, will Nick take pity on
his mother and reinstate her at the Bistro? Maria reaches the end
of her tether with her current living arrangements, and tells Kirk,
Beth and Craig that it is time they moved out. Beth does her best to try and win Maria over, but her
plan for a fun night out backfires when Maria is confronted with the reality of Marcus’s old life yet
again. Tracy starts her new job at the factory, horrified to be working under Kirk in packing, but
thrilled at the opportunity to wind Michelle up. Hayley and Roy remain suspicious of Sylvia’s sudden
return and question her about her financial situation. Anna asks for Sylvia’s help in looking after
Faye, but when Sylvia dozes off, Faye uses the opportunity to sneak out and meet up with her dad
again.
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY
11.20 Saturday Cookbook
12.25 Murder, She Wrote
13.40 My Tasty Travels with Lynda Bellingham
14.40 Dinner Date
15.45 FILM: The Flintstones (1994)
19.00 Splash!
20.30 Take Me Out
21.45 The Jonathan Ross Show
23.05 FILM: Pride & Prejudice (2005)
02.55 In Plain Sight
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY
11.25 May the Best House Win
15.05 FILM: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (2001)
18.15 Dancing on Ice
19.45 All Star Family Fortunes
20.30 Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off
21.00 Mr Selfridge
22.15 It’ll Be Alright on the Night
02.15 Monk
02.55 ITV Nightscreen
MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Daybreak
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Cornwall with Caroline Quentin
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Lewis
22.35 The Agenda
23.05 Monk
03.55 ITV Nightscreen
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Daybreak
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY (contd)
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
20.00 Midsomer Murders
22.35 River Monsters
23.35 Grimefighters
03.00 Loose Women
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 6TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Daybreak
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 International Football: England v Brazil
21.30 Coronation Street
22.40 International Football Highlights
23.40 The Cube
02.45 FILM: Disclosure (1994)
05.00 ITV Nightscreen
THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Daybreak
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 How to Save a Life: Tonight
20.00 Emmerdale
20.30 Nursing the Nation
21.00 Martin Clunes: Heavy Horsepower
22.35 The Jonathan Ross Show (shown Saturday)
03.00 How to Save a Life: Tonight (shown earlier)
03.25 ITV Nightscreen
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Daybreak
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Wild Britain with Ray Mears
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Great Night Out
22.35 FILM: The Birds (1963)
03.00 FILM: Psycho (1960)
04.50 ITV Nightscreen
SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY
07.40 Coronation Street Omnibus
10.10 Emmerdale Omnibus
13.00 FILM: The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)
17.50 FILM: Toy Story (1995)
19.35 FILM: Back to the Future Part II (1989)
21.45 Take Me Out: The Gossip
22.30 Fake Reaction
23.15 FILM: Wanted (2008)
01.25 Take Me Out: The Gossip
02.00 Peter Andre’s Bad Boyfriend Club
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY
06.00 Professor Green: The Hot Desk
06.35 Emmerdale Omnibus
09.25 Coronation Street Omnibus
12.50 FILM: Nanny McPhee (2005)
14.45 Take Me Out
15.55 Take Me Out: The Gossip
17.40 FILM: Back to the Future Part III (1990)
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY (contd)
21.00 The Magaluf Weekender
22.00 FILM: The Bourne Identity (2002)
00.25 Celebrity Juice
01.10 Odd One In
MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Emmerdale
06.25 Coronation Street
06.55 Coronation Street
09.35 Peter Andre: My Life
10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County
12.30 Emmerdale
13.00 Coronation Street
13.30 Coronation Street
16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County
21.00 Ben & Kate
21.30 Up All Night
22.00 The Big Reunion
23.00 FILM: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
01.05 Penn & Teller: Fool Us
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Emmerdale
06.25 Coronation Street
06.55 Coronation Street
09.35 Winners & Losers
10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County
12.30 Emmerdale
13.00 Coronation Street
13.30 Coronation Street
16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County
21.00 FILM: Couples Retreat (2009)
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY (contd)
23.20 The Big Reunion
00.20 Fake Reaction
WEDNESDAY 6TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Emmerdale
06.25 Emmerdale
09.35 Winners & Losers
10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County
12.30 Emmerdale
13.00 Emmerdale
16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County
22.00 The Magaluf Weekender
23.00 Celebrity Juice
23.45 FILM: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Coronation Street
09.35 Winners & Losers
10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County
12.30 Emmerdale
13.00 Coronation Street
16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County
21.00 The Big Reunion
22.00 Fake Reaction
22.45 The Magaluf Weekender
23.45 Ben & Kate
00.15 Up All Night
00.45 The Big Reunion
01.45 Fake Reaction
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY
06.00 Emmerdale
06.25 Emmerdale
09.35 Winners & Losers
10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County
12.30 Emmerdale
13.00 Emmerdale
16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County
21.00 FILM: The Bourne Identity (2002)
23.20 FILM: Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
05.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY
06.25 Murder, She Wrote
07.20 Murder, She Wrote
10.40 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
11.45 FILM: Out of Africa (1985)
14.50 A Touch of Frost
17.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
23.00 FILM: The Graduate (1967)
01.10 Cadfael
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY
06.00 Film File
06.35 Murder, She Wrote
07.30 Agatha Christie’s Marple
14.35 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
15.35 Agatha Christie’s Marple
17.45 Murder, She Wrote
18.40 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 David Jason’s Greatest Escapes
22.00 FILM: Schindler’s List (1993)
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY
09.00 Murder, She Wrote
10.00 Murder, She Wrote
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY (contd)
11.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
15.05 Wycliffe
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Stephen Tompkinson’s Australian Balloon Adventure
22.00 DCI Banks
23.00 Law & Order: UK
00.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
01.50 Film File
02.00 ITV3 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY
09.00 Murder, She Wrote
10.00 Murder, She Wrote
11.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
15.05 Wycliffe
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 DCI Banks
23.00 Law & Order: UK
00.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
01.55 Film File
02.00 ITV3 Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 6TH FEBRUARY
09.00 Murder, She Wrote
10.00 Murder, She Wrote
11.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
15.05 Wycliffe
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
20.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
22.00 A Mother’s Son
23.00 Law & Order: UK
00.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
02.20 ITV3 Nightscreen
THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY
09.00 Murder, She Wrote
10.00 Murder, She Wrote
11.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY (contd)
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
20.00 Vera
22.00 A Mother’s Son
23.00 Law & Order: UK
00.00 Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles
02.00 ITV3 Nightscreen
FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY
09.00 Murder, She Wrote
10.00 Murder, She Wrote
11.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
15.05 Wycliffe
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
22.00 Scott & Bailey
23.00 Law & Order: UK
00.05 Agatha Christie’s Marple
03.15 ITV3 Nightscreen
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY
06.00 World of Sport: Footballing Upsets
07.05 Cheers
10.10 FILM: Horizons West (1952)
11.55 FILM: Captain Newman MD (1963)
14.30 Africa Cup of Nations Live
17.15 Cheers
17.45 World of Sport: Footballing Upsets
18.00 Africa Cup of Nations Live
22.00 FILM: Nighthawks (1981)
00.05 Blur: No Distance Left to Run
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY
06.35 Cheers
07.05 Cheers
07.35 Cheers
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY (contd)
12.40 FILM: Night Passage (1957)
14.30 Africa Cup of Nations Live
17.15 Cheers
18.00 Africa Cup of Nations Live
22.00 FILM: The Magnificent Seven (1960)
MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY
13.40 Cheers
14.15 Cheers
19.00 Cheers
19.30 Cheers
20.00 GT Academy
20.30 TT Legends
21.00 FILM: Jaws (1975)
00.35 Jean-Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors
TUESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY
13.40 Cheers
14.15 Cheers
19.00 Cheers
19.30 Cheers
20.00 Grand Prix Racer
22.00 FILM: The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
WEDNESDAY 6TH FEBRUARY
13.25 Cheers
14.00 Cheers
14.30 Africa Cup of Nations Live
17.15 World of Sport: TV Firsts
18.00 Africa Cup of Nations Live
22.00 FILM: The Shining (1980)
00.30 Jean-Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors
THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY
19.00 Cheers
19.30 Cheers
20.00 Track Cycling: Revolution Series
21.00 FILM: Firefox (1984)
23.45 FILM: Manhunter (1986)
02.35 Film File
02.45 ITV4 Nightscreen
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY
13.50 Cheers
14.20 Cheers
18.55 Cheers
19.30 Cheers
21.00 FILM: Manhunter (1986)
23.25 FILM: The Shining (1980)
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
This Week’s Top 10 (as at 24/01/2013)
1. Coronation Street (original TX date 23/01/2013)
An angry Kirsty decides to make Tyrone pay for his betrayal. Tommy and Tina jump
to their friend’s defence when Eileen makes accusations. Julie confronts Fiz over her
behaviour.
2. The National Television Awards 2013 (original TX date 23/01/2013)
The National Television Awards return for a special 18th birthday spectacular, as all
the UK’s favourite stars and shows come together to celebrate the very best in British
TV. Presented by Dermot O’Leary.
3. Emmerdale (original TX date 22/01/2013)
Rachel panics when it comes to bringing Archie home. Dom plays hardball with
Debbie to get what he wants. Alicia and Priya both unwittingly go for the same job at
Home Farm.
4. Inside Death Row with Trevor McDonald (original TX date 23/01/2013)
Trevor McDonald goes inside one of America’s most notorious maximum security
prisons - Indiana State - where he comes face-to-face with 12 condemned men
awaiting execution.
5. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 23/01/2013)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a live studio audience.
6. Mr Selfridge (original TX date 20/01/2013)
Both Lois and Henri spot the threat of an ascendant Ellen Love. Agnes helps Henri
develop the new house perfume - does Victor have a rival for his affections?
7. Lewis (original TX date 21/01/2013)
Jack Cornish goes missing and a recently embalmed body is discovered next to an
isolated farm track - could there be a link?
8. Coronation Street (original TX date 21/01/2013)
Will Kirsty decide to go ahead with the wedding? Lewis makes Gail a promise. Faye
feigns illness and sneaks out of the house.
9. Coronation Street (original TX date 21/01/2013)
Can Tyrone talk Kirsty round? Lewis causes friction between Gail and Nick. Faye’s
admission leaves Anna and Owen shocked.
10. The Magaluf Weekender (original TX date 20/01/2013)
Checking into Magaluf’s Lively Hotel this week are cocky North London pals Gianni,
Josh and Danny, who are joined by trainee beauticians Hannah and Christie from
Worthing.
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Week 05/06
2nd - 8th
February 2013
Also still available on ITV Player (at itv.com)
1. Great Houses with Julian Fellowes (available until 21/02/2013)
Downton Abbey’s creator discovers the true stories behind life in some of Britain’s
great historical houses, beginning with Burghley House in Lincolnshire.
2. Nursing the Nation (available until 16/02/2013)
In Devon, Ellie and her team look after an eclectic group of patients in their own
homes. Farmer George lives in a caravan, cheerfully disregarding any medical advice
he is given.
3. You’ve Been Framed! Top 100 Weddings (available until 18/02/2013)
Harry Hill takes our funniest ever wedding videos up the aisle - but which couple will
be honeymooning at number one? Rate our videos on Twitter at #framed
4. Wild at Heart - Filming with Animals (available until 30/01/2013)
Documentary narrated by Stephen Tompkinson, going behind the scenes of longrunning drama series Wild at Heart as he introduces us to the animals and their
handlers.
5. Up All Night (available until 04/02/2013)
US sitcom. Reagan and Chris try to spice up their marriage, while Ava is shocked to
discover that her ex-boyfriend is newly engaged to someone else.
6. Whitechapel (available until 22/02/2013)
First of a two-part story. When a babysitter is murdered and a dangerous patient
escapes from a psychiatric unit, Whitechapel is hit by a series of terrifying events.
7. The Saint (available until 22/02/2013)
An engineer plans to immortalise people by freezing them and bringing them back to
life - but will Simon Templar be a guinea pig in the experiment?
8. Jungle Run (available until 19/02/2013)
Michael Underwood is joined by Zaraah Abrahams, Nailah Cumberbatch and Richard
Fleeshman in a Coronation Street special of the gameshow.
9. This Morning (available until 29/01/2013)
Actor Bill Nighy talks about his work as an Oxfam ambassador, Brian Blessed chats
about his part in the children’s show Henry Hugglemonster, and Andrea Bocelli
performs live.
10. Loose Women (available until 21/02/2013)
Carol Vorderman, Linda Robson, Janet Street-Porter and Sherrie Hewson welcome
presenter Ben Fogle and comedian Omid Djalili.
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