| 06.00 |
The Little Mermaid
Aquatic antics with Ariel and her pals.
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| 06.20 |
Aladdin
Animated adventures in Agrabah.
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| 06.45 |
Tarzan
When the jungle animals begin to act strangely, Tarzan investigates to try to find the cause of their unusual behaviour.
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| 07.10 |
Lilo & Stitch
Mertle makes a bet with Lilo about the existence of the island's `night marchers', but their investigation turns up unexpected results.
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| 07.30 |
Recess
King Bob tries to trick TJ, and Gus realises his popularity increases when he takes off his glasses.
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| 07.55 |
Recess
Prickly is leaving, but his replacement is even worse, and Randall bribes the gang to pretend to be his friends when his father visits the school.
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| 08.15 |
The Emperor's New School
Kuzco feels left out of the `Familympics' because he has nobody to compete with. Pacha invites him to join Kronk's team - but soon regrets the decision.
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| 08.40 |
The Emperor's New School
Kuzco is challenged to a fight by a disgruntled Cavo, and babysits for Pacha - only for the children to escape and find themselves transformed into monkeys by Yzma.
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| 09.00 |
The Aristocats
The delight in this Disney movie, set in a charmingly detailed Paris in the early 20th century, is the brilliant matching of voices to visuals. Hermione Baddeley is the aristo-owner of elegant feline Duchess (Eva Gabor) who, with her three kittens, is befriended by Phil Harris's alley cat after the butler, Edgar (Roddy Maude-Roxby), has tried to do away with them because the old lady has left everything to the cats in her will. The Sherman brothers' songs are out of the top drawer and Wolfgang Reitherman proves that his direction of The Jungle Book was no fluke.
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| 10.20 |
Cars Toons
Animated short featuring characters from the film Cars.
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| 10.25 |
Cars Toons
Animated short featuring characters from the film Cars.
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| 10.30 |
Brother Bear 2
Kenai, the boy who was turned into a bear, meets an old friend from when he was human. The pair must embark on a perilous journey together with fellow bear Koda in tow, but along the way he begins to think about returning to his old life. Animated sequel, with the voices of Patrick Dempsey, Mandy Moore and Michael Clarke Duncan.
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| 11.40 |
The Emperor's New School
The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.
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| 11.55 |
Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.
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| 12.00 |
Dumbo
Although it was directed by Ben Sharpsteen, every frame of this Disney tale about the outcast elephant with huge ears was personally approved by Uncle Walt himself. The film won an Oscar for its score, with songs such as When I See an Elephant Fly and Baby of Mine (from the heartbreaking mother-child reunion) lingering long in the memory. On the animation side, the highlight is the parade of pink elephants after Dumbo and Timothy Mouse get tipsy. Made for a fraction of the cost of previous Disney animations, this may be one of the studio's shortest features, but it's also among the best.
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13.00 |
The Emperor's New School
Yzma cheats at fundraising cart-wash day by turning Kuzco into an elephant so he can't win. Plus, Inventions Day arrives, and Yzma's wood bot is beaten by Kuzco's rock bot.
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| 13.25 |
Cars Toons
Animated short featuring characters from the film Cars.
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| 13.30 |
Mr Holland's Opus
Richard Dreyfuss strikes just the right note of sentiment and truth here as music teacher Glenn Holland, who wonders if 30 years at the high school chalkface have been worthwhile - especially as he sacrificed his ambitions to be a composer. A shrewd mix of Goodbye, Mr Chips and It's a Wonderful Life, it adds harsher ingredients, including Mr Holland's neglect of his wife and hearing-impaired son to further the education of his students. The way Dreyfuss lightens up his character (for example, incorporating jazz in the syllabus) makes the film satisfyingly accessible to young and old.
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| 15.00 |
Brother Bear 2
Kenai, the boy who was turned into a bear, meets an old friend from when he was human. The pair must embark on a perilous journey together with fellow bear Koda in tow, but along the way he begins to think about returning to his old life. Animated sequel, with the voices of Patrick Dempsey, Mandy Moore and Michael Clarke Duncan.
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| 16.10 |
The Emperor's New School
The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.
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| 16.25 |
Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.
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| 16.30 |
The Aristocats
The delight in this Disney movie, set in a charmingly detailed Paris in the early 20th century, is the brilliant matching of voices to visuals. Hermione Baddeley is the aristo-owner of elegant feline Duchess (Eva Gabor) who, with her three kittens, is befriended by Phil Harris's alley cat after the butler, Edgar (Roddy Maude-Roxby), has tried to do away with them because the old lady has left everything to the cats in her will. The Sherman brothers' songs are out of the top drawer and Wolfgang Reitherman proves that his direction of The Jungle Book was no fluke.
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| 17.45 |
The Emperor's New School
Kuzco goes to live with Bucky the squirrel in a bid to learn his language.
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| 18.00 |
Dumbo
Although it was directed by Ben Sharpsteen, every frame of this Disney tale about the outcast elephant with huge ears was personally approved by Uncle Walt himself. The film won an Oscar for its score, with songs such as When I See an Elephant Fly and Baby of Mine (from the heartbreaking mother-child reunion) lingering long in the memory. On the animation side, the highlight is the parade of pink elephants after Dumbo and Timothy Mouse get tipsy. Made for a fraction of the cost of previous Disney animations, this may be one of the studio's shortest features, but it's also among the best.
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| 19.00 |
The Emperor's New School
Double bill. Malina is sacked by the local newspaper for lying, but manages to earn her job back. Kuzco is charged with looking after a kitten, but Yzma plays a trick on it.
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| 19.25 |
Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.
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| 19.30 |
The Mighty Ducks
Playing a disgraced lawyer coaching the world's worst ice-hockey team as part of his community service, former Brat Packer Emilio Estevez makes the best of what, the ice apart, could hardly be called a cool assignment. It's The Bad News Bears with skates, and you know from the first face-off how it's going to end. But director Stephen Herek pitches every gag and moment of melodrama at just the right level. Released here as Champions, the film spawned two sequels and inspired Disney to form its own pro-league club, called, unsurprisingly, the Mighty Ducks.
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| 21.00 |
Cars Toons
Animated short featuring characters from the film Cars.
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| 21.05 |
Cars Toons
Animated short featuring characters from the film Cars.
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| 21.10 |
Recess
The gang discover Gus can play dodgeball, and Gretchen earns a place on the space shuttle.
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| 21.30 |
Kim Possible
Mutant beasts terrorise the ski resort that Kim and her classmates are visiting on a school trip, but she is more worried about her parents being chaperones.
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| 21.55 |
Kim Possible
Kim is forced to take her twin brothers Jim and Tim on a mission.
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| 22.20 |
The Emperor's New School
Kuzco invents an imaginary friend and Yzma hatches a plan to clone the young emperor.
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| 22.45 |
Lloyd in Space
Alien puberty strikes unexpectedly.
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| 23.10 |
Dave the Barbarian
The gang try to cheer Fang up, and Dave becomes the new Plunderball coach.
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| 23.35 |
Timon & Pumbaa
Cartoon chaos in deepest Africa with the wisecracking duo from acclaimed feature film The Lion King.
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