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Thursday October 13 The Press, Christchurch October 11, 2011 11 THURSDAY OCTOBER 13 Doctor Who Futurama Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey Fringe 8.30pm, Prime 8.30pm, Four 8.30pm, Rialto 10.30pm, TV2 In tonight’s second last episode of Frustrated with Zoidberg’s The legendary martial artist is the Season three ends in a fortnight. the season, it is the last few days incompetence as a doctor, the subject of this 2000 documentary In the alternate universe, Walter of his life and the Doctor pays a Planet Express crew demand by aficionado John Little. Using uses the blood of his grandson to farewell visit to his old friend Professor Farnsworth fire him. interviews, behind-the-scenes trigger the Machine, causing Craig (James Corden), and The professor refuses, and the footage and action sequences from widespread disaster on our side. encounters a mystery. People are crew question why Zoidberg was Lee’s last film, Game of Death, Peter tries to shut down the going missing, a silver rat scuttles ever employed in the first place. A Little paints a textured, complex Machine from this side, but is left in the shadows of a department series of flashbacks reveal how portrait of the action hero. ‘‘A in a coma and the alternate Olivia store, and somewhere close by the Zoidberg first met and befriended brilliant tribute to his life work,’’ tries to stop the annihilation of a Cybermen are waiting. Farnsworth in 2927. wrote Movie Magazine Inter- universe. Truly. Doctor Who: 8.30pm, Prime. national’s Moira Sullivan. 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Real Wild R 7:00 Deal Or No Deal in a clown college franchised Zealand v Argentina. 8:00 Golf holiday craft ideas from Astar; 7:55 Pokemon – Sinnoh League Show PGR R Dr Oz finds out the Monsters R 8:25 Paddle Pop R 7:30 Home Shopping Noon by Krusty the Clown. 7:15 The – Champions Tour (Highlights) MORNING/AFTERNOON antiques assessed. 0 Noon Visitors 8:25 Tiki Tour 0 8:50 most common worms found in Begins The journey of Paddle Pop Antiques Roadshow R At Leeds Crowd Goes Wild 7:40 America’s Small Business Classic. 9:00 One News At Midday 0 12:30 Noodle And Doodle R 9:00 In the gut. 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PG Test. 11:00 Darts – World life; Moira and Marlon clear the PGR R 0 Noon Shortland Street Boys strike back at Jake’s gang; Bob The Builder R 9:15 Bananas for an unpaid off-licence bill. 1:05 8:55 Law And Order MV 9:45 Grand Prix (Replay) Final. 1:00 air; Cain gives Charity the rest of PGR R 0 12:30 The Bachelorette Irene takes leave. 0 1:00 Dr In Pyjamas R 9:30 Wonder Pets 30 Days PGR R Since seeing Monk PGV 10:35 Lie To Me M Football – A-League (Highlights) his cash. 0 1:30 Come Dine With PGR R 0 2:30 Neighbours R 0 Phil PGR R Dr Phil discusses R A guinea pig, a turtle and a duck his friend become paralysed on 11:25 Criminal Minds MV 12:15 Perth Glory v Adelaide United. 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America’s Funniest Home Videos Championships (Highlights) 3:30 School 0 3:00 Ellen 0 4:00 Te Simpson Show 5:00 America’s control begins to slip away while Sesame Street R 2:55 Peppa Pig PGR R 3:00 Who Wants To Be PG 3:35 Malcolm In The Middle World Of Athletics 4:00 Road To Karere 2 4:30 One News 4:55 Funniest Home Videos R 5:30 trying to decorate a Malibu beach R 3:00 Sticky TV Featuring – Go A Millionaire? UK R 4:00 The PG 4:00 The Simpsons PG 4:30 London 4:30 Golf – Champions Masterchef Australia (Part 1) 0 My Wife And Kids R 0 house. 4:00 Rachael Ray R 5:00 Diego Go, and Suite Life On Deck. Late Show With David Letterman Whose Line Is It Anyway? PG Tour (Highlights) Small Business Everybody Loves Raymond R 0 4:30 Drew And Shannon Live R 5:00 Deal Or No Deal R 5:30 5:00 Monk PGV Classic. 5:30 Inside The PGA 5:30 Home And Away 0 Prime News Tour 6pm One News 0 6pm Neighbours 6pm 3 News 6pm Two Guys and a Girl 6pm Deal or No Deal R 6pm America’s Funniest Home 6pm Total Rugby 7:00 Close Up 0 Lucas discovers why 7:00 Campbell Live Celtics fan Pete is jealous 6:30 The Crowd Goes Wild Videos PG Reflecting on the best of 7:30 Coronation Street PGR George is hard on Chris 7:30 The X Factor PGR when Berg wins a contest 7:00 Home Improvement 6:30 The Simpsons PG rugby union around the Tyrone fears he has lost but loses Chris’s trust; (Part 1) Following the boot and watches a game from Tim struggles with the Bart must apologise to the world. his wife and baby; Sophie trying to avoid Kyle, Jade camp, each category is the team’s bench. concept of death when country of Australia after 6:30 The Cup Goes Wild must move on from Sian; distracts herself with assigned to a judge, and 6:30 That 70s Show R Jill asks him to make out he tricks a boy from down Hosted by Marc Ellis along 0 7:00 The Simpsons R Audrey refuses to accept Malcolm. the contestants travel to 7:30 Family Guy PGR R a will – and Wilson points under into accepting an with Andrew Mulligan and Rita’s olive branch. 0 6:30 Friends R (Part 2) 0 their judge’s house where out that the letters in Tim expensive collect call. Mark Richardson from the 8:00 American Dad PGR R PRIME TIME 8:30 24 Hours in A&E AO A 7:00 Shortland Street PGR the judge selects the best 8:30 Futurama PGR The Taylor spell mortality. 7:00 The Crowd Goes Wild Viaduct, Auckland. 35-year-old stabbing Daniel finds family acts. crew uncovers a secret 7:30 Mythbusters PGR 7:30 NCIS PGV Forgoing 7:00 Rugby – World Cup victim is taken in by support; Mona’s 9:00 Rove LA AO Rove LA sees concerning a covert 8:30 Doctor Who PGR NCIS procedure, McGee (Replay) ambulance with injuries to flirtatiousness causes celebrity guests and field mission undertaken by the In his last few days, the risks his career when Quarter-final Three – his lung. 0 hearts to flutter; Evan’s stories from Rove while he Professor and Dr Zoidberg Doctor visits his old friend he takes matters into South Africa v Australia. 9:30 Monteith’s Wild Food second chance is stolen. 0 acquaints himself with the many years earlier. 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