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Pick of the Day 12-05-08
There is of course the Dirty cheating Leeds scum on if you want to watch them get tonked...if not.........
BEST DOCUMENTARY: The Duke: A Portrait Of Prince Philip (ITV1, 9pm)
He’s famous for being the husband of the Queen of England and for always putting his foot in it, but what really makes Prince Philip tick?
We watch him on State visits, hobnobbing with us mere mortals, and get a rare viewing of his home videos.
BEST DRAMA: Waking The Dead (BBC1, 9pm)
The bodies in this drama have never been bumped off in a simple fashion.
Tonight, the team go down a mine after a corpse is found in an old tunnel – not popular with Boyd.
Paul Merton in China: (Ch 5, 9pm)
The comedian begins a tour of Shanghai with a ride on the fastest train in the world - the engine that travels on the $1.2billion rail link from the city's airport - before playing his first game of golf with Rupert Hoogewerf, author of China's Rich List. Paul meets matchmaking parents at the People's Park and visits a strange re-creation of Britain called Thames Town. Last in series SUB
The Gadget Show ( Ch 5, 8pm)
Suzi Perry and Jason Bradbury take to the road to try out the latest high-end road-racing bikes. Jon Bentley tests digital cameras at the European Snowballing Championships in Finland, and the team examine radio-controlled cars - including a full-sized Hummer SUB
Stephen Fry and the Gutenberg Press (BBC4, 10pm)
Stephen Fry examines the story behind the first media entrepreneur, printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg, to find out why he did it and how, a story which involves both historical enquiry and hands-on craft and technology. Fry travels across Europe to find out how Gutenberg kept his development work secret, about the role of avaricious investors and unscrupulous competitors and why Gutenberg's approach started a cultural revolution. He then sets about building a copy of Gutenberg's press.
There is of course the Dirty cheating Leeds scum on if you want to watch them get tonked...if not.........
BEST DOCUMENTARY: The Duke: A Portrait Of Prince Philip (ITV1, 9pm)
He’s famous for being the husband of the Queen of England and for always putting his foot in it, but what really makes Prince Philip tick?
We watch him on State visits, hobnobbing with us mere mortals, and get a rare viewing of his home videos.
BEST DRAMA: Waking The Dead (BBC1, 9pm)
The bodies in this drama have never been bumped off in a simple fashion.
Tonight, the team go down a mine after a corpse is found in an old tunnel – not popular with Boyd.
Paul Merton in China: (Ch 5, 9pm)
The comedian begins a tour of Shanghai with a ride on the fastest train in the world - the engine that travels on the $1.2billion rail link from the city's airport - before playing his first game of golf with Rupert Hoogewerf, author of China's Rich List. Paul meets matchmaking parents at the People's Park and visits a strange re-creation of Britain called Thames Town. Last in series SUB
The Gadget Show ( Ch 5, 8pm)
Suzi Perry and Jason Bradbury take to the road to try out the latest high-end road-racing bikes. Jon Bentley tests digital cameras at the European Snowballing Championships in Finland, and the team examine radio-controlled cars - including a full-sized Hummer SUB
Stephen Fry and the Gutenberg Press (BBC4, 10pm)
Stephen Fry examines the story behind the first media entrepreneur, printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg, to find out why he did it and how, a story which involves both historical enquiry and hands-on craft and technology. Fry travels across Europe to find out how Gutenberg kept his development work secret, about the role of avaricious investors and unscrupulous competitors and why Gutenberg's approach started a cultural revolution. He then sets about building a copy of Gutenberg's press.
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