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10 Things You Can' T Miss This Week
1. FILM The Kingdom (15) (previews Wednesday, opens Friday) Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Garner go on the rampage in the Middle East in an explosive blockbuster about a team of FBI agents who investigate the aftermath of a bombing in Saudi Arabia. 2. TV Strictly Come Dancing, BBC1, 6pm Saturday The fifth series of the glittering ballroom show spins into action, with Tess Daly and Bruce Forsyth hosting. All eyes will be on Penny Lancaster and starry couple Gabby and Kenny Logan, but expect sparks t...
Pick of the Day Murphy's Law, Bbc1, 9pm
NOT since the days when Burt Reynolds spent his afternoons shaking smokies off his tail have we seen such a hirsute top lip. It's an impressive moustache sported by James Nesbitt but it has to be said, it's more Paw Broon than Tom Selleck.
SHE'S a little curiosity, Clare Grogan. It's been 26 years since she stole the show in Gregory's Girl. Now she is starring in the new BBC Scotland sitcom Legit and she's got a new Channel 4 comedy in the pipeline. It's an established industry fact that females have a better chance of surviving a night in Antarctica wearing only an itsy- bitsy bikini than remaining in the showbiz limelight past their mid- twenties.