2pm - OTH from Nova Radio (broadcast yesterday)
unless anyone else is doing anything
4pm - Can You Turn it Up a Bit? an uncensored mix of music from the makers of Attention Please. very eclectic, non-ofcom friendly in places.
This week's retro block features continuity, news and other ephemera (mainly) from the mid nineties. We'll be warming up with some Pages From Ceefax at 4, then at 5pm there will be a compilation of interviews and musical performances from the BBC's perennial magazine programme Pebble Mill, including such luminaries as Ant and Dec, Paul Shane and Ted Chippington. This week's schools/CBBC block features the second episode of Geordie Racer.
We continue …
Another unoccupied and beckoning Wednesday slot, another del/hog replacement stream.
Same deal as last week - Del will start things off at 5pm and hogTV will take over at 8pm.
Continuing a theme from last week's stream, tonight I'll be showing the Jacques Becker classic, Le Trou. Subjectively and objectively the best prison escape film ever made. If you haven't seen it before you're in for a treat.
Deletes Retro Replacement
5:00 …
1900 - Play for tomorrow
2000 - Revolver
2030 - 1990
2130 - Wellington Paranormal
2200 - Urban Gothic
2230- Puppets Who Kill
2300 - Jupiter Moon
4.20pm The Big TNT Show (1966)
The Big T.N.T. Show is a 1966 concert film. Directed by Larry Peerce and distributed by American International Pictures, it includes performances by numerous popular rock and roll and R&B musicians from the United States and England.
A sequel to 1964's The T.A.M.I. Show,[1] and, like it, executive produced by Henry G. Saperstein,[2] The Big T.N.T. Show was likewise shot on videotape and transferred to 35-millimeter …
4.00: Rocket Robin Hood: Wily Giles (Season 1, Episode 7)
Robin recounts how he first met Giles and how the diminutive, and ornery, old man came to be the cook for him and the Merry Men.
4.25: Tom & Jerry #034 – Kitty Foiled
Tom subjects Jerry to his usual harassment; but the cat finds a new enemy, and the mouse finds a new friend, in the canary of the house.
4.32: Knightmare: Series 3, Episode 16 (Series 3 Finale)
4.57: The …
In contrast to the sort of stuff I've been showing in the film slot of late, this Friday's show will conclude with a sojourn into the gritty world of late sixties social realism with two Ken Loach films.
In the first film of the night, Kes (1969), we get a glimpse into the life of Billy Casper (played by David Bradley in his first ever acting role). Billy is a teenage boy …
Starting with a bit of music, then a small Sheppey segment with Marooned, and Dockyard Church. There's more advice for CABers with The Fun of Making Friends, and Magnetic River supplies a bit of science... with magnets!! Stink Bomb completes the anime anthology that is Memories. Dance comes to CABTV in the form of DV8's Strange Fish. A bit of synth fun with Adult Swim's Lords of Synth leads us into tonight's …
Apologies for not getting this schedule up earlier. Tonight's films will be Beverley Hills Cop (1984) and Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) - I showed the first one around Christmas time if anyone's wondering why I'm playing the second film!
4.00 Flouncer's Music Show
TV Block
6.00 Cowboy Bebop - Session 5: Ballad of Fallen Angels
6.25 Minder - S04E08 Willesden Suite
7.15 The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer - S01E02 Water
7.45 Alexei Sayle's Stuff - S02E02
8.10 …
Tonight's throwback features some BBC Schools programming, including the first episode of the fondly remembered Geordie Racer (this will be a regular show from now on). Our usual shows will start at 7. At 9pm, there will be a full edition of the Nine O'Clock News from early 1995. Tonight's film, classic sci-fi horror remake Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), follows at 9.35. To round off the evening we have a …