16:00 – Indie_Classics_at_the_BBC

A look back through the archives at some of the classic tunes from the world of indie music through the 80s and early 90s, including the likes of Joy Division, Depeche Mode, The Smiths, Cocteau Twins, Primal Scream and many more.

17:00 -Saturday Zoo – (20 February 1993)

Jonathon Ross Chat Show featuring Stero MC’s, Steve Coogan (as Paul Calf), Danny De Vito, Jo Brand, Micha Paris and John Shuttleworth

17:55 – Wogan_The_Best_Of-03._Funny

Featuring interviews with Steve Coogan, Harry Enfield, Kenny Evertt, Peter Cook & Dudley Moore, Les Dawson, Ernie Wise, Billy Crystal and musical performances from Frankie Goes to hollywood and Harry Conick Jnr

18:40 – When_Ruby_Wax_Met_Series_1-02._Episode_2

Unlike any other host before or since, Ruby was revolutionary in meeting more female guests than male. This episode looks back at these revealing, entertaining and unguarded meetings.

Pamela Anderson – one of the biggest TV stars in the 90s – proved to be so funny and outrageous that Ruby interviewed her twice, discussing everything from Jung to sex. Sharon Stone talks frankly about fame, having a movie star alter-ego and ageing.

Bette Midler emerges from a junket to burst into cabaret on an escalator, Liza Minelli misfires not once but twice before bringing down the house with undeniable talent, Dame Joan Collins is more playful and down-to-earth than we have ever seen her before, and the Spice Girls talk about the future (including the then-newly engaged Victoria) before Ruby joins them onstage in a glorious display of girl power.

19:40 – Around The Fab Four (6 May 1964)

1964, Beatlemania was in full effect. The Fab Four were the young kings of the rock and roll world — and indulging in all sorts of wild promotional antics. One particularly fun event was their TV special Around the Beatles.

Taped in London’s Wembley Park Studios on April 28, 1964, and broadcast internationally a week later on May 6, the show kicked off with a riotous performance of Act V, Scene I of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream — starring Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Star and John Lennon as the female lead Thisbe.

The show also includes performances by Long John Baldry (“Got My Mojo Working”), P.J. Proby, Millie and more, including, of course, The Beatles themselves closing the show with a collection of their hits like “Twist and Shout,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Shout” and more.

20:30 – Later_with_Jools_Holland-_Later_Presents_Radiohead

Jools Holland introduces a special edition of the music show, first broadcast in 2001, in which top British band Radiohead give an hour-long performance.

Featuring material from Amnesiac, and songs from the award-winning albums The Bends, OK Computer and Kid A. The band are also joined on one track by the late Humphrey Lyttelton

21:30 – Kongen.Befaler.S01E06

Futher Nowregian Mayhem from this international varient of Task Master.

22:10 – James.Bond.The.Spy.Who.Loved.Me. (1977)
James Bond investigates the hijacking of British and Russian submarines carrying nuclear warheads, with the help of a K.G.B. agent whose lover he killed.