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| BBC Three. The best in new entertainment, comedy, contemporary drama and music for the digital generation. Stay tuned for 60 Seconds news. | |
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| 5/13. Rise of the Cybermen: The Tardis is trapped on a parallel Earth, where Rose discovers her father is alive. But sinister forces are at work and an old enemy of the Doctor's is reborn. [AD,S] | |
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| Going behind the scenes of Doctor Who. Russell T Davies unveils the secrets behind creating a 21st century Doctor Who, and Mark Gatiss talks about his role. [S] | |
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| 1/7. Motoring show. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May head to Italy for a supercar shootout featuring the Lamborghini Aventador, the McLaren MP4-12C and the Noble M600. [S] | |
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| Action comedy. A troupe of pampered actors are flung into the middle of a real conflict. Contains adult humour and very strong language. [2008] [S] | |
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| 7/18. Chick Cancer: Animated comedy. Stewie ties the knot with his old flame Olivia, but their relationship quickly turns stale. Lois introduces Peter to chick flicks. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 8/18. Barely Legal: Animated comedy about family life. Meg becomes obsessed with Brian after they go to the junior prom. Peter, Cleveland and Quagmire join the police. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 1/16. Vacation Goo: Animated US series. When Francine realises Stan has been brainwashing the family instead of taking them on vacation, she demands a real holiday. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 2/16. Meter Made: Animated comedy series. In order to be taken more seriously, Stan becomes a meter maid, and is intoxicated by power. Meanwhile, Hayley poses nude. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 5/8. Topical comedy show hosted by Russell Howard, who offers his unique perspective on the big stories dominating the news outlets. Contains adult humour and some strong language. [S] | |
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| 2/6. Malia: Parents secretly keep tabs on their teenage offspring's holidays. Andy and Adina both hit the party town of Malia where their antics shock their mums. Contains strong language. [S] | |
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| 1/6. Ollie's First Day: Ollie finds himself out of his depth, is driven up the wall by his assistant and makes a fool of himself with an old crush. Contains language which may offend. [S] | |
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| 2/6. Turf: Ollie tries to modernise the business with a flyering campaign, but little does he know the flyers are ruffling some shady feathers. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 3/6. The Stand: Comedy about a man with a van. When Jeremy refuses to pay up for a bathroom fitting, Ollie blocks his driveway and refuses to move. Contains language which may offend. [S] | |
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| 4/6. The Morning After: Comedy series. Darren wakes up with a dreadful hangover next to a beautiful naked woman, with no clue as to how he got there. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 5/6. Honest: Ollie wants the business run by the book when he finds Tony rustling up some dodgy work. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 6/6. Beginnings and Ends: Comedy series. Ollie and Darren are building a wardrobe in a small room when tempers flare. Soon, it seems everyone is revealing secrets. Contains adult humour. [S] | |
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| 5/8. Topical comedy show hosted by Russell Howard, who offers his unique perspective on the big stories dominating the news outlets. Contains adult humour and some strong language. [S] | |
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