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Bobbie, meanwhile, is concerned about how she will explain her black eye to her husband, Jimmy, but Peggy steps in to help by letting her stay at her apartment. During a flashback, Peggy is seen in the hospital, after giving birth, being visited by Don. He advises her to do 'whatever they say' to get released and then move forward with her life. He tells her it never happened. Back in Peggy's Brooklyn apartment, Bobbie can't resist quizzing Peggy's motives for coming to Don's rescue. Does she love him? Peggy says that he has 'helped' her, but doesn't go into detail. Bobbie guesses it has something to do with ambition and offers her advice on getting on in a man's world. Bringing to life myths, legends and age-old tales from around the world, Tellytales continues with the Welsh version of the legend of King Arthur in The Sword In The Stone. Long ago there lived a wise old wizard called Merlin. Needing to find a new leader for Wales, Merlin set a test. He planted a sword in a stone with the help of a little magic and then held a huge festival inviting hopefuls to try to remove it — for only a true leader would be able to remove the sword from the stone. Hopefuls came from far and wide, including a mysterious mystic, a fearsome warrior, a powerful leader and a small boy called Arthur. The sword refused to budge until, to the crowd's amusement, young Arthur stepped up. Easily removing the sword from the stone, Arthur became King Arthur. The first spoonful of pie comes from Lemn Sissay, whose offering takes a culinary turn in In The Kitchen: 'I look at the bright coloured cups in the kitchen, I go zoom with my shiny spoon in the kitchen, I can talk to the fork in the kitchen, and my plate is my mate in the kitchen. My teddy comes to life. And if you think that's a little strange, then you should meet his wife. Finally, Cheryl Moskowitz rumbles on about lorries, in Pete Drives: 'Pete drives a lorry that's red, Ben drives a lorry that's blue, Kate drives a lorry that's silver and gold and Harry can't drive 'cause he's two. It's Mum and Dad's wedding anniversary in today's instalment of Grandpa In My Pocket, and they've received lots of lovely cards from their friends. Mum is thrilled when Dad gives her a beautiful necklace and promises to treasure it for ever and never take it off. But Mum is devastated when she immediately loses it in the garden pond while picking flowers. Grandpa, played by James Bolam, decides to use his magic shrinking cap to find it for her just as soon as Mum and Jemima leave for Jemima's diving class. But, just as Grandpa brings out his cap, Great Aunt Loretta arrives to cook a special anniversary meal for Mum and Dad — a lovely thought, but terrible timing. While Great Aunt Loretta is tidying up, she finds Grandpa's cap and decides that as it's so old and she never sees him wear it, it can go in the bin. Grandpa and Jason are horrified and Jason tries to retrieve the cap while Great Aunt Loretta is distracted chopping some onions, but she catches him and Grandpa has to come up with another plan. Grandpa makes Great Aunt Loretta believe that there's a mouse in the house. She runs upstairs, terrified, leaving just enough time for Grandpa to put on his cap, shrink and dive into the pond. He finds the necklace and gives it to a delighted Mum. It's the day of Bolton's boxing match and PE teacher Rob, who is determined to help Bolton win, gives him some pills to calm his nerves, as the drama set in a state secondary school continues. Rob's life is soon turned upside-down, however, when Jasmine finds out about the pills and reports him to the boxing medic and a furious Rachel. After a string of disturbances and complaints from the neighbours, the Kelly family discover that they are to be evicted. Tom feels partly to blame, and he and Rose visit the Housing Association to try to get the decision reversed. Meanwhile, Ralph Mellor, Chair of the Board Of Governors, makes Marley a cash offer on the strict proviso that he keeps well away from his daughter, Flick. A torn Marley is sorely tempted, given his current family circumstances. Elsewhere, Chlo puts her foot down with Donte. Unable to pay the extortionate rent on their flat, she wants to move back to Tom's. Donte is mortified and has to swallow his pride. It's also the day Eddie and Melissa are due to fly out to get married, but things don't quite go to plan, leaving Eddie and Rachel reeling At the peak of the dry season in the Kalahari Desert, herds of elephants trek towards a life-saving event, as this series, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, continues to capture Earth's most dramatic and epic wildlife spectacles. The programme reveals remarkable new behaviour as these resourceful elephants try to make the most of the stagnant pools, arid woodlands and waterholes guarded by prides of hungry lions. The annual flooding of Botswana's Okavango Delta turns 4, square miles of arid plains into a maze of lagoons, islands and swamps. As millions of animals are drawn to this wetland, including great herds of famished elephants and buffalo, the scene is set for some of the greatest clashes in nature. The experienced elephant matriarchs time their arrival at the delta to coincide with the lush grass produced by the great flood. In a TV first, the programme shows how they use their trunks to siphon clean water from the surface layers of a stagnant pool, while avoiding stirring up the muddy sediment on the bottom with their feet. Bull hippos also converge on prime territories formed by the rising flood water. Two big bulls do bloody battle — at times, each is lifted out of the water by its rival. Lechwe swamp deer, zebra, giraffe, crocodiles and numerous fish and countless thousands of birds arrive in the delta. And, in a phenomenon never before filmed in the Okavango, thousands of dragonflies appear — seemingly from nowhere — within minutes of the flood arrival, mating and laying eggs. As the flood finally reaches its peak, elephants and buffalo, nearing the end of their epic trek across the desert, face the final gauntlet of a hungry pride of lions. The diary section — Mission Impassable — shows how the versatility and persistence of cameraman Mike Holding results in some amazing sequences of the flood advancing. Written and presented by Waldemar Januszczak and filmed in high definition in locations across Europe, the series explores the impact of the world's first truly global art movement as it travelled from Catholic Rome to Protestant London between and , before eventually ending up as the house style of the whole of Latin America. The Baroque is habitually presented as an era of brilliant individuals: Caravaggio in Italy, Velazquez in Spain, Rubens in Flanders and Rembrandt in Holland are some of the greatest artists that have ever lived. But a wider truth about the Baroque, often overlooked, is that it was an era of huge artistic achievement across the board — articulating itself through a multitude of art forms and in numerous ways. Although the Baroque can initially be understood as a powerful fight back by the Catholic Church against Protestantism, the style lost many of its religious ambitions as it spread across the world, leaving only the need to be noticed. Programme one looks at the birth of the movement as it burst onto the scene in Italy. It was here that all of the main characteristics of the Baroque found their earliest form: from the cinematic realism of Caravaggio to the grand illusionism of Padre Pozzo's painted ceiling in San Ignazio; from the bewildering architectural inventions of Borromini to the grand Baroque flourishes of Bernini; and from the light-hearted mythologies of the Carracci to the dark and murderous art of Naples. Tellytales continues to bring myths, legends and age-old tales from around the world vividly to life with the North American fable of The Racing Princess. Combining animation and live action, Tellytales is an innovative mix of pop-up book, silent movie and magical stage play with children playing the characters, telling the tales, helping create the artwork and performing all the songs. Princess Bright Water is a very fast runner and swears she will only marry a man who can beat her in a race. The princess agrees to race against Hot Foot, but half-way through the princess tricks Hot Foot into taking a rest. He promptly falls asleep, leaving the princess to make a dash for the finishing line, where Sharp Ear and Straight Arrow are astonished to see the princess heading towards them, alone. Sharp Ear listens carefully and hears Hot Foot snoring, so Straight Arrow fires an arrow to wake him up. Realising that the princess has tricked him, Hot Foot races for the finishing line. Will he catch the wily princess and, if he does, will he want to marry her after her trickery? CBeebies serves up a mid-week snack of Poetry Pie, full of crashing space rockets, colourful festivals, sparkling seasides and rolling oceans, all composed by some of the nation's best-loved contemporary poets, specially for CBeebies. Charlie the alien tells the story of William, who crash lands in Camembert and catches stars in Chrissie Gittens's Sky High: 'William went up in a rocket to see where it would go. It flew round and round and round the sun, and burnt his left big toe. Debjani Chaterjee extols the colours and sounds of the Hindu spring festival, Holi, in Colours of Holi. She writes: 'Sitars strum, Tablas drum! Holi's here — a thrilling time of year! Red, blue, orange and green, sparkling powders can be seen on the streets and marketplace, in my hair and on my face. And yellow kites, ice-cold drinks, sandcastles and seagulls take centre stage in Wes Magee's day trip to the beach in The Seaside. Hey, how we raced along the sand, running, running hand in hand. Wrapping up the episode, the worms take their turn to perform Ocean, by the pupils of Ysgol Yr Esgob. James Bolam's Grandpa is looking forward to spending a fun Saturday playing cars with Jason and watching Jemima practice her dancing. He is dismayed when he remembers that his grumpy, miserable sister, Loretta, is coming to visit. When Great Aunt Loretta arrives, she is, as expected, in a very grumpy mood, so Grandpa embarks on a campaign to make her laugh. On goes the shrinking cap and he flies around the room in Jason's toy aeroplane and then hides in a teapot. Loretta then unwittingly throws him into the bin with the old teabags and Jason has the unenviable task of rescuing him. The plan isn't working. Great Aunt Loretta is still very cross but Grandpa won't be stopped and continues to run riot around the house with Jason getting the blame. He ends up in the Jammy Jumblie biscuit tin with Beowulf's squeaky chicken dog toy. Great Aunt Loretta opens the tin and is greeted by an ingeniously disguised tiny Grandpa — the Genie of the Jammy Jumblies — who proceeds to dance with the chicken, much to Loretta's delight and amusement. Grandpa's plan has worked! Suddenly, Great Aunt Loretta is laughing and dancing around the living room with Jason, to the amazement of the rest of the family. Jay tries to get through to Billy by telling him that Honey will never come home, in tonight's visit to Albert Square. Meanwhile, Ian tries to get to know Tanya better, as she is Jane's best friend, but their evening doesn't quite go to plan. And Ronnie finally tells Roxy how she really feels, but can their rift be mended? Jimmy Doherty feeds his own urine to an insectivorous plant and cuts the tail feathers from a peacock, as the series examining some of Charles Darwin's ground-breaking experiments continues. Scientist, farmer and presenter of BBC Two's Jimmy's Farm, Jimmy aims to find out why carnivorous plants eat insects and what effect the loss of tail feathers has on a peacock's sex life, as he continues to investigate the untold story of Darwin — the ingenious experimentalist. And, through in-breeding experiments with plants, Jimmy also discovers why Darwin was so concerned about his marriage to his first cousin, Emma. Filmed largely in Darwin's gardens at Down House in Kent, Jimmy uses his hero's notebooks to conduct the 'hands-on' experiments that Darwin first carried out after publishing his theory of evolution in He carried them out to support his theory of evolution — one of the most far-reaching ideas in the history of science. Many of these experiments have never been done since they were first devised by Darwin, years ago, and help Jimmy gain a truly original insight into the theory. These and other investigations helped Darwin bolster his theory in the face of fierce criticism, which culminated in the famous Oxford debate of , when the theory was first discussed in front of a public audience. For a free Open University Tree of Life poster, viewers can visit bbc. Andrew Marr continues to trace the widespread impact of Charles Darwin's work from its inception to the modern day, and tonight examines the social and political impact of Darwin's theory of evolution. He discovers that Darwin's idea has taken a life of its own far beyond science and has shaped the way the world is seen. Darwin's theory of evolution by the mechanism of natural selection is one of the most influential theories ever proposed. In this programme, Marr investigates how Darwin's idea has been appropriated for political ends as varied as imperial expansion, the attempted extermination of European Jews and the formation of the United Nations. Marr examines how, throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries, skewed understanding of Darwin's science was adopted by questionable politics — with disastrous results. Interpretations of his theory of natural selection were abused to justify racism, to develop a eugenics programme that led to the compulsory sterilisation of the 'feeble-minded' in the USA and to start a human breeding programme in Nazi Germany that aimed to build an Aryan 'master race'. As Marr examines Darwin's influence on politics and society, it becomes clear that, years after the publication of On The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection, Darwin's idea remains as challenging and influential as ever. More information can be found at bbc. Dancing Rose — an Egyptian version of the story of Cinderella — is today's featured story, as Tellytales continues to bring myths, legends and age-old tales from around the world vividly to life. Combining animation with live action, Tellytales offers an innovative mix of pop-up book, silent movie and magical stage play, with children playing the characters, helping to create the artwork and performing the songs. Once upon a time in Egypt, an old man called Snorus had three servants to help him in his house. Silky did the cooking, Sulky did the cleaning and the youngest, Rose, did the washing. Each day, Rose went to the river to do the washing all by herself. She didn't mind because she had a special friend — a hippo — who watched her dance to the music of the river. One day, Snorus saw Rose's beautiful dancing and sent her a pair of delightful slippers, which made Silky and Sulky very jealous. Then they heard that the Pharaoh, the most important man in Egypt, was having a party. Everybody was invited and Rose was extremely excited, but Silky and Sulky said that she couldn't go — there were plates to clear, sweeping to do and piles of washing to clean. Left alone to do the washing, Rose didn't feel much like dancing so the hippo decided to cheer her up by dancing for her. Rose's beautiful slippers got soaked and she took them off, only for a huge bird to fly off with one in his mouth. The Pharaoh wasn't enjoying himself at the party. He loved dancing, but he could find no one with whom he wanted to dance. Suddenly, a beautiful rose-coloured slipper landed in his lap. Pharaoh knew it must belong to a beautiful dancer and wanted to meet her straight away. Silky and Sulky claimed the slipper was theirs, but their feet were too big and smelly. When Snorus pointed out that the slipper belonged to Rose, they all set off in the royal boat to find her Some of the nation's best-loved contemporary poets serve up more tasty tit-bits especially for CBeebies viewers, as Poetry Pie continues. Andrew Collett opens the show with his poem about a caveman who discovered soccer, in First Football: 'The first football was invented by a caveman called Simple Joe, who, when trying to kick the ball, broke his little toe. Next, Mischa the hamster offers sound advice on where not to put your potty in, Roger Stevens's The Potty Song: 'Never put your potty on the table, never put your potty on a chair, never put your potty on the TV, never put your potty on the stair. Lindsay Macrae then succumbs to the sounds and smells of falling asleep, in Before I Go To Sleep: 'I can smell hot chocolate, I can feel clean sheets, I can squeeze my teddy tight, before I go to sleep. The worms have their turn with Dreamers Dreams by the pupils of Cradley Primary School, who worked alongside poet James Carter to create their piece: 'When day is done and night is come, that's when dreamers dream Completing the pie mixture is Debjani Chatterjee's The Mela Is The Thing, in which animals celebrate the mela festival: 'It's time to laugh and to sing. Tiger cats are mewing, prairie dogs are barking, jumbos are trumpeting, polar bears are dancing — everyone doing their thing! Meera Syal guests stars as Mrs Pointy Pencil, the extremely strict art teacher, while Grandpa James Bolam gets to dress up as a fairy, in today's episode of the CBeebies comedy-drama. Jason and his sister, Jemima, have joined the first kids' art club to be held at Miss Smiley's Cafe, and Mrs Pointy Pencil is its leader. She has insisted that everyone bring something to draw in the class, but Jason has forgotten to bring Gordon the seagull. Just as he is about to explain, he notices Gordon in the corner. It can mean only one thing — but Grandpa is nowhere to be seen. Jason's friend, Lily, has also forgotten to bring something to draw, but Grandpa comes to the rescue by dressing up as a fairy doll. Unfortunately, Mrs Pointy Pencil seizes upon the doll and declares that everyone must draw her. Suddenly, Grandpa is the centre of attention and his secret is about to be discovered. With Jason's help, Grandpa escapes, hiding in the art cupboard, but when Mrs Pointy Pencil discovers him there, he pretends to be a real fairy and casts a spell on her, telling her to be nice and let the children be more creative. Mrs Pointy Pencil is enchanted and suddenly the art club becomes fun — all thanks to Grandpa and his magic cap. There'll be tears of both laughter and sadness as French And Saunders perform their last sketch, and old friends and new flames join the comedy queens in a toe-tapping, show-stopping unforgettable farewell. Viewers can also tune in to see the conclusion of Comic Relief Does The Apprentice and see which of the celebrity candidates feel the wrath of Sir Alan Sugar and hear the immortal words: 'You're fired! Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates are joined by a host of comics to present an incredible live show, including performances from Oasis, U2 and, once again, Rob Brydon and Ruth Jones, giving another rendition of their Comic Relief single. James Corden and Mathew Horne bring up the rear in the wee hours as they guide viewers through some of the more risky and rude moments from Red Nose Days past. The Indian tale of the Snake Charmer is brought slithering to life in Tellytales, the delightful new CBeebies series which sees children performing myths, legends and age-old stories from around the world. Once upon a time in India lived a man called Ashok, his wife Sashi and their best friend Khali — a very friendly snake. Ashok was a snake charmer and when he played his flute, Khali would dance to his tune. The people in Ashok's village loved his charming act but they didn't have much money to give him, so he decided to take Khali to the big city and try his luck there. The audience in the city loved the show and filled Ashok's basket with lots of money. Ashok and Khali were delighted and hurried back to Sashi with the money but they didn't realise there were a couple of robbers watching them. The robbers saw Sashi and Ashok put a basket in the shed and waited until they were asleep before they pounced. What a shock they had when, instead of a basket of money, they found a basket of snake! Clever Khali scared the frightened robbers away! Michael De Souza spins a tangled web in this week's final helping of Poetry Pie, the poetic programme which showcases work from some of the nation's best-loved contemporary poets, composed especially for CBeebies. In De Souza's Hider Spider, a speedy little arachnid leads the occupants of a house a merry dance in a hairy game of hide and seek: 'Did she walk into my wardrobe to hide amongst my clothes? Did she sneak behind the mirror to powder her spider nose? Did she snuggle up inside my bed? Let's take a little peep, time for one last game with spider before we go to sleep. Grandpa can't ride a bike any more but that doesn't stop him trying to join in and have some cycling fun. As the Masons set off, Grandpa puts on his magical shrinking cap and hides inside Jason's backpack. First stop is Mr Whoops's toy shop, where Mum has said everyone can buy a treat to take on their trip. Jemima chooses a pink bucket and spade, Dad chooses a book about sea birds and Mum chooses a sketch pad and some paints. Despite a warning from Dad that it is not windy enough, Grandpa persuades Jason to buy a kite, but when they get to the beach, they are disappointed to find that Dad was right all along — there's just no wind. Dad says that if Jason can get the kite to fly, he'll eat his socks in a sandwich! Never one to turn down at a challenge, daredevil Grandpa attaches himself to the tail of the kite and uses his magic to get himself and the kite high into the air. Everyone is amazed! Worried that Dad will see Grandpa on the end of the kite through his binoculars, Jason lets go of the string. Grandpa and the kite fly off and are soon out of sight. Jason feels bad, but he needn't have worried — Grandpa manages to steer the kite back home and lands safely in the tree in the garden. And Dad has to eat a rather unusual snack! Search term:. Read more. This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web browser with style sheets CSS enabled. 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