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00:00–00:30Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement perform several of their best and silliest songs. (R)
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00:30–01:007 days left to watchHumphrey Lyttelton's final I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue at the Lowry Centre's Lyric Theatre. (R)
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01:00–01:307 days left to watch1/3. In 1786, a man with shady business ethics hears ghastly sounds in his drawing room. (R)
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01:30–02:10Adaptation of the classic ghost story by MR James. (R)
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02:10–03:457 days left to watchDocumentary tracing the history of the comedy pop song from the 1950s to the present. (R)
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03:45–04:25Adaptation of the classic ghost story by MR James. (R)
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19:00–20:002/4. Simon Russell Beale explores Renaissance Rome and the music of the enigmatic Palestrina. (R)
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20:00–20:303/6. Part 3 of Bach's Christmas Oratorio, directed by John Eliot Gardiner. (R)
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20:30–21:006/6. Adam Hart Davis takes a road trip along the ghost of the Beverley to York line. (R)
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21:00–22:00Ian Hislop looks at the 1963 Beeching Report, which closed a third of the UK's railways. (R)
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22:00–22:30How a group of enthusiasts tried to build a brand new mainline steam engine from scratch. (R)
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22:30–23:002/3. In the 1920s, a costume ball and an engagement party lead back to a tragic wedding day.
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23:00–00:006 days left to watchHow Britain entered a new age of steam railways after World War II and why it soon ended. (R)
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00:00–01:00Andrew Martin examines how the train came to shape the work of writers and film-makers. (R)
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01:00–01:302/3. In the 1920s, a costume ball and an engagement party lead back to a tragic wedding day. (R)
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01:30–02:10Charles Dickens's ghost story in which a signalman is haunted by a hooded figure. (R)
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02:10–03:10Ian Hislop looks at the 1963 Beeching Report, which closed a third of the UK's railways. (R)
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03:10–04:106 days left to watchHow Britain entered a new age of steam railways after World War II and why it soon ended. (R)
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