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Week 21 Highlights
Category: News ReleaseFour Rooms
Welcome to week 21. Or Week vingt-et-un, if you're so inclined. Or, indeed, French.
21 is the sum of the first six natural numbers. 1+2+3+4+5+6=21. It's also the sum of 18 and 3. And 11.6 and 9.4. And possibly other combinations of numbers too.
21 is also the number of our Century. Unless you use the Coptic calendar, in which case it's 1727. Which must mean George II is on the throne, and we all have terrible dentistry. And, even worse, the TV hasn't been invented. Which means we can't enjoy this smorgasbord of televisual deliciousness.
Saturday, 21/05/2011
10:30am
Gaga's Monsters
In this special music programme, T4 presenter Rick Edwards chats to international superstar Lady Gaga about fame, fashion and fans.
Saturday, 21/05/2011
9pm
The Million Pound Drop Live 10/12
The ground-breaking multi-platform hit The Million Pound Drop Live continues. Host Davina McCall gives the contestants a million pounds at the start of each show and just eight questions stand between them holding on to this life-changing amount of money.
Sunday, 22/05/2011
9pm
Orphan
Network Premiere for this stylish psychological thriller starring Vera Farmiga and Peter Saarsgard.
Monday, 23/05/2011
5pm
Celebrity Five Go To...
New series of the show where five celebrities go on holiday together and compete in a series of tasks to be crowned best travelling companion. The latest competition set in Cape Town features Apprentice contestant Stuart Baggs, actor Christopher Biggins, cricketer Ed Giddins, Sheila Ferguson from Three Degrees, and former model Paula Hamilton.
Monday, 23/05/2011
8pm
Dispatches: The Truth About Your Dentist
As the government's cuts to the NHS start to bite, Sam Lister, The Times' Health Editor, investigates dentistry. Dispatches goes undercover to reveal how some dentists are misleading patients about their rights to NHS treatment.
Monday, 23/05/2011
10pm
Mirrors
(2008) Network Premiere of hardcore horror director Alexandre Aja's remake of the Korean psychological/ supernatural chiller Into the Mirror. Starring Kiefer Sutherland and Paula Patton.
Tuesday, 24/05/2011
8pm
Four Rooms
In a brand new series four of Britain's top dealers in art, antiques and collectibles wait in four separate rooms, each prepared to spend their own personal fortunes if the right item comes through their door. This first episode features a collection of Christmas cards from Princess Diana, an original 1960s Dalek, a cigar owned by Winston Churchill, and a Francis Bacon portrait.
Wednesday, 25/05/2011
8pm
Diagnosis Live from the Clinic
A brand new totally live show from the makers of Embarrassing Bodies showcasing medical diagnosis as it happens. Viewers can watch or even call in for an appointment themselves with Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper as they diagnose cases from the studio while live on air.
Thursday, 26/05/2011
9pm
Breaking A Female Paedophile Ring
Colin Blanchard, Vanessa George, Angela Allen, Tracy Lyons and Tracey Dawber provoked widespread revulsion and made international headlines after their sexual offences against children came to light in 2009. With unique access to the police investigation, Cutting Edge is the first film to take an in-depth forensic look at this criminal web.
Thursday, 26/05/2011
10pm
World's Tallest Man: Looking for Love
At over eight feet tall, Sultan Kösen from Turkey is the world's tallest man. This Bodyshock special follows his journey around the world in search of a cure for his life-threatening Gigantism.
Friday, 27/05/2011
7:30pm
Unreported World: The Battle for Ivory Coast
Reporter Seyi Rhodes and director Alex Nott arrive in Abidjan, the commercial capital of the Ivory Coast in West Africa to report on the escalating political crisis.
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