The first recording today starts with the end of Best of Friends.
There’s a trail for The Sarah Jane Adventures.
Then, an episode of SMart – 3D. Mark and Kirsten have an original Henry Moore sculpture in the studio.
They try their hand at making maquettes of the sculpture.
A group of schoolchildren make a big picture of a house.
Mark draws some primates at the zoo.
Kirsten makes a street in perspective. Accompanied by the music from Mr Benn.
Mark makes instant cartoon characters.
Chas hides in a box, which turns out to have been a bad idea.
Mark draws a 3D picture.
In Arty Towers, they make gargoyles.
The big studio artwork has a flying theme.
Media Centre Description: Mark Speight and Kirsten O’Brien present the programme that turns everyday objects into exciting and easy-to-make pictures. A bronze figure by Henry Moore inspires Mark and Kirsten to get sculpting. Mark goes off in search of the perfect primate and Kirsten’s in the gallery looking at talented SMart viewers’ pictures.
Recorded from CBBC Channel on Sunday 25th November 2007 11:58
BBC Genome: CBBC Channel Sunday 25th November 2007 12:00
There’s a trail for Ed and Oucho.
Then the recording ends with the start of Bring It On. Dick and Dom have to become catwalk models.
The next recording starts with the end of Newsround.
Then, another episode of SMart. This is the new series, and I’m finding the changes in the format a bit jarring.
They start with some soap sculpture.
Kirsten makes some clothes.
Mark has the kids drawing an old man.
Mike builds a model of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Edith Bowman is the guest in the studio.
With Mark, she draws a Rock Concert picture.
Kirsten makes a picture with string
Mark’s mum makes an appearance.
Kids do a bit of bum painting.
Media Centre Description: Fun tips for budding artists, with special guest Edith Bowman. Mark and Kirsten do soap art, string art and make clothes out of cardboard. Mike attempts to recreate San Francisco’s Golden Gate bridge in the studio, and Mark’s Mum pops in to share her unique art skills.
Recorded from CBBC Channel on Sunday 25th November 2007 16:58
BBC Genome: CBBC Channel Sunday 25th November 2007 17:00
After this, there’s a trail for Young Dracula.
Then the recording stops after the start of Chucklevision.
The next recording starts with a trail for Earth: The Power of the Planet and for This World: Britain’s Most Wanted.
Then, we have a full recording of Earth: The Power of the Planet – Volcano.
Professor Iain Stewart visits Erta Ali. “The name means the smoking mountain to the local Afar people. It’s reckoned this volcano has been continuously erupting lava for longer than any other on Earth.”
He goes for a dip in Iceland, in a geothermally heated lake.
There’s footage of the eruption that formed the new island of Surtsey.
“This is the edge of a gigantic slab of the Earth’s crust, which runs unbroken for 7,000 kilometres. Right from this point, under the Atlantic, across the USA, all the way to California. It’s what’s known as the North American Plate.”
He visits Rotorua in New Zealand. “Rotorua is similar to how the early Earth would have looked. To us, the young Earth would have been a hellish place. But ironically, this volcanic activity helped create the right conditions for the most important change in the history of our planet. No-one’s sure exactly how it happened, but around four billion years ago, our planet saw the birth of life. These pools have a unique chemistry that is very similar to what would have existed on the early Earth.”
There’s amazing footage of an Icelandic eruption. This illustrates the time when the Earth was freezing, and volcanic eruptions released enough carbon dioxide into the atmosphere to start warming the planet again.
He visits Australia to look at the locations of some of the earliest fossils of complex multi-cellular life yet discovered.
There’s footage of Mount St Helens erupting.
Media Centre Description: Documentary series. Dr Iain Stewart reveals the role natural forces have played in the creation of the planet Earth. The first episode discusses volcanoes. Although they are destructive, volcanoes were crucial to the development of life on our planet. Iain’s journey takes him to Ethiopia to discover lava lakes, to Iceland to scuba dive between continents, and to New Zealand to sample hot springs. But it’s not just a holiday for Dr Stewart: he has a serious point to make.
Recorded from BBC TWO on Sunday 25th November 2007 17:58
BBC Genome: BBC TWO Sunday 25th November 2007 18:00
After this there’s a trail for Top Gear and Long Way Down.
There’s also an ad for TV Licensing and a trail for Cranford. Plus a trail for Arrange Me a Marriage.
Then the recording stops.
The next recording today starts with the end of Match of the Day 2.
There’s a trail for Lead Balloon.
Then, an episode of Graham Norton Uncut featuring special guests The Dukes of Hazzard – John Schneider, Tom Wopat and Catherine Bach.
There’s music from comedian Phil Nichol. I thought he was Dave Grohl too.
Media Centre Description: Chat show featuring celebrities, live music and fabulous weirdness from the great British public. Guests include Tom Wopal, John Schneider and Catherine Bach, stars of The Dukes of Hazzard.
Recorded from BBC TWO on Sunday 25th November 2007 22:48
BBC Genome: BBC TWO Sunday 25th November 2007 22:50
The last recording today starts with the end of Graham Norton Uncut.
There’s a trail for Radio 1Xtra and The Graham Norton Show.
Then there’s a repeat of Heroes – Five Years Gone from last week.
Media Centre Description: Drama series in which people all over the world deal with the newly-discovered superpowers they possess. Thrown five years in the future, Hiro and Ando discover that people with extraordinary abilities are not only widely known about, but are being registered, imprisoned, hunted and even killed as terrorists. As the President takes his first step towards a ‘final solution’, the pair get swept up in what could be a final battle and encounter a range of new and darkly familiar faces.
Recorded from BBC TWO on Sunday 25th November 2007 23:35
BBC Genome: BBC TWO Sunday 25th November 2007 23:35
After this there’s a trail for Heroes, for Radio 1Xtra, Spooks and The Mighty Boosh.
Then the recording stops with the start of A Night of the Opera.
The final recording today starts with the end of Father Ted.
Then, a repeat of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip – Breaking News which we saw a few days ago.
Media Centre Description: Drama series about a late-night comedy sketch show. A pregnant Jordan has difficulties during a live show. Matt’s pill-popping is discovered by a staff member.
Recorded from More 4 on Monday 26th November 2007 00:08
After this, the recording stops during the start of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Here’s the ad breaks from Studio 60.
Adverts:
- Mini Clubman
- Garnier UltraLift
- Boots
- Sainsbury’s
- trail: True Stories: The Kid Stays in the Picture
- trail: Film 4
- BMW 1 Series
- iPhone
- Philips arcitec
- play.com
- Beowulf in cinemas
- Lovefilm
- Sainsbury’s – Jamie Oliver
- trail: The IT Crowd
- trail: I Heart Huckabees
- Canon Ixus
- Toblerone Fruit and Nut
- Baxter’s Soup
- WH Smith
- Orange
- Co-op
- Barclaycard – Stephen Mangan and Julian Rhind-Tutt
- Bertolli Spread
- Canon Ixus
- trail: Channel 4+1
- trail: True Stories: The Kid Stays in the Picture
- Ferrero Rocher
- Country Life
- Ariel
- Twinings – Stephen Fry
- Marks & Spencer
- Post Office – Bill Oddie
- Lemsip Max
- Finish Powerball
- Boots
- trail: The Queen’s Wedding
- QI – Strictly Come Duncing
- PC World
- WH Smith
- Stella Artois
- Lemsip Max
- Sainsbury’s
- Cillit Bang
- LG
- The Sopranos on DVD
- trail: The IT Crowd
- Slavoj Zizek on anxiety
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