Christmas Television 2011

Revised...

BBC One Christmas Eve
1650 Winter Wipeout (was 1635)
1750 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
2000 Merlin
2045 EastEnders
2115 Outnumbered
2200 Lapland
2310 The National Lottery Saturday Draws

BBC One Christmas Day
1235 Kung Fu Panda
1400 Top Of The Pops
1500 The Queen
1510 Ratatouille
1650 Shrek the Halls
1715 News
1730 Jim'll Fix It with Shane Ritchie
1800 The Gruffalo's Child
1830 Doctor Who
1930 Strictly Come Dancing
2030 EastEnders
2130 The Royal Bodyguard
2200 Absolutely Fabulous
2230 Michael Mcintyre's Comedy Roadshow
2330 News

BBC One Boxing Day
1355 Doctor Who
1455 Wallace and Gromit: The Wrong Trousers
1650 Madagascar 2
1810 News
1830 Celebrity Mastermind
1900 The Borrowers
2030 EastEnders
2100 John Bishop's Britain
2130 Mrs Brown's Boys
2200 News
2220 Match Of The Day

Revised ITV1 Boxing Day
1430 50 Greatest Harry Potter Moments
1600 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
1850 News
The rest as previously posted.

Revised...

BBC 2
Christmas Eve prime time: The John Craven Years, Morcambe and Wise, The Many Faces of Les Dawson, The Best of Les Dawson, The Toys That Made Christmas
Christmas Day prime time: Darcy Bussell Dances Hollywood, James May's Man Lab, Dad's Army, Blackadder III, Top Of The Pops, Victoria Wood with All The Trimmings
Boxing Day prime time: University Challenge, Sir Jimmy Savile at the BBC: How's About That Then?, The Good Life, A Portrait of Jane Austen, Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV, Sir Jimmy Savile: As It Happened.


Channel 4
Christmas Eve prime time: Hairspray, Home for the Holidays 2011, Rude Tube
Christmas Day prime time: Deal or No Deal Panto, [TBA], Alan Carr: Chatty Man, So This Is Christmans, Best of Comedy Galas
Boxing Day prime time: Porridge, Come Dine With Me, The Untold Tommy Cooper, Father Ted, Small, Far Away: The World of Father Ted.

So I'd presume news is on before 1650 and after 2310. Quite a gap.

Why don't Channel 4 put The Snowman out at a decent time any more?

When's it on this year? I believe The Snowman should be on about 5pm on Christmas Eve.....

2.30pm on Christmas Day, after the premiere of an Ice Age Christmas special at 2pm.

And Gordon Brown's Christmas Cookalong - four hours from 10am!

Oh, that's OK... by Will's remark I thought it was buried away at 11am on the 27th or something...

Gordon Ramsay surely?

I agree. Ah well never mind....



(How old am I again?! )

Does anyone have the full listings for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day on ITV1?

Depends what's cooking. If it's books......