Auntie's Bloomers

"Auntie's bloomers" are hung out for public inspection for the very first time, as Terry Wogan sweeps up a collection of calamities from the cutting-room floor. Posters were put up all over the BBC and round the regions, inviting people to send in their out-takes of unscreenable moments. A vast amount of material was collected, but then the people concerned had to be tracked down and their permission sought. This all-new special features some of television's most famous faces turning in performances they are unlikely to forget.

Terry Wogan rummages through the BBC skip for more of those magic moments in broadcasting history when everything that can go wrong, does. It's the night of the year when TV professionals, actors and sports personalities across the length and breadth of the country duck under the duvet in shame as the rest of the nation relishes this spectacular collection of cock-ups.

This compilation of BBC out-takes, the third in a line of Auntie's Bloomers, finds Terry Wogan in a hitherto secret bunker deep beneath London's Television Centre, where he presents an A-Z guide to all those moments which favourite BBC tv performers have tried desperately to keep from the viewers. First of two programmes.

From a top secret location, Terry Wogan presents the second leg of Auntie's New Bloomers, a mixed bag of out-takes which the stars of BBC television would sooner forget.

Terry Wogan presents this compilation of the moments the BBC's stars would rather you didn't - a hand-picked assortment of classic out-takes.

Terry Wogan presents another selection of classic out-takes, catching out the likes of John Cleese, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph.

Terry Wogan presents more clips saved from the cutting room floor, as he provides irrefutable proof that if anything can go wrong with a television programme, it probably will. Including gaffes from Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley in Absolutely Fabulous, blunders from Bob Hoskins , Ian McShane and David Suchet , and howlers from The Brittas Empire, Keeping Up Appearances and Birds of a Feather. Terry also demonstrates why it is never a good idea to bend down on television, especially when there's a lioness in the vicinity.

The secrets of some of the BBC's most popular and prestigious programmes are revealed when Terry Wogan digs out classic clips from the archives. Those guaranteed to be embarrassed include the stars of Absolutely Fabulous, One Foot in the Grave, EastEnders, Pride and Prejudice, Roughnecks, Cardiac Arrest, Dangerfield, The Brittas Empire, Keeping Up Appearances and Top Gear.

Terry Wogan with clips that the stars hoped would never be shown. Including out-takes from EastEnders, Absolutely Fabulous, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Ballykissangel and Birds of a Feather.

Terry Wogan reveals the hazards of working with animals when he dips into the archives and uncovers bizarre examples of creatures behaving in an unpredictable fashion - often at the expense of hapless presenters. The programme features a frog bending over backwards to appear on television, a raven deliberately divebombing its enemies with dung, an inventive squirrel, and some infamous meerkats. One ambitious presenter demonstrates howto catch a giant snake by plunging into a South American river to wrestle with an anaconda, while Terry's own encounters with feathered and furred creatures are also revealed - including an alarming meeting with a golden eagle called Sebastian.

Terry Wogan presents clips that the stars hoped would never be shown. Including out-takes from Tom Jones, I'm Alan Partridge, Can't Cook Won't Cook, Blue Peter, EastEnders and Men Behaving Badly.

The second of two outings into Auntie BBC's biggest bloomers. Tonight's victims having their shortcomings held up to ridicule include the stars of period dramas Tom Jones and Drovers' Gold, comedy performers from Get Well Soon and Men Behaving Badly and gaffes from BBC's Election 97 coverage.

Terry Wogan relives amusing moments from World Cup matches past and present. Guests include Geoff Hurst.

Terry Wogan introduces another selection of mistakes and outtakes from the BBC television archives, including calamitous clips from Blue Peter, Big Break, Tomorrow's World and the weather forecast.

Terry Wogan reveals more moments to bring a festive blush to the stars of the BBC's most popular programmes, including EastEnders, Changing Rooms. Jonathan Creek, Can't Cook Won't Cook and Dalziel and Pascoe.

Terry Wogan takes another dip into the archives and unearths more embarrassing moments from some of the BBC's most popular shows. Featuring outtakes from EastEnders, As Time Goes By, Ballykissangel, and Can't Cook Won't Cook.

Terry Wogan ventures into the wilds of Shepherd's Bush to unearth unusual archive clips featuring animals, and some TV presenters caught unawares.

A bumper bundle of TV bloomers from shows such as Real Women and Birds of a Feather, unwrapped by Terry Wogan.

Terry Wogan reveals more memorable moments which the stars and presenters of some of the BBC's most popular programmes would much rather forget.

Terry Wogan presents highlights from the archives.

As the BBC's top-rated show celebrates its 15th birthday, Terry Wogan introduces a special selection of out-takes featuring Albert Square's finest.

Terry Wogan has fun examining the many curious ways in which BBC programmes are adapted for overseas viewers.

Terry Wogan introduces a two-part guide to the perils of working for the BBC, beginning with the plight of Auntie's most put-upon employees, the presenters.

In the second of tonight's programmes, Terry Wogan turns the spotlight on the acting profession, with memorable moments when the script went out the window.

Terry Wogan takes some of the gloss off the golden age of television as he reveals previously unseen clangers from the likes of Dick Emery, The Goodies and Fawlty Towers.

Terry Wogan is joined by Kenneth Wolstenholme for a look at some comic clips of old rivals, England and Germany.

With Euro 2000 fever sweeping the nation, Terry Wogan looks at the lighter side of international football with bags of bloomers and entertaining insights from BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson and comedian Kevin Day.

More embarrassing moments as Terry Wogan trawls the BBC archives for comic out-takes, including hilarious clips featuring Ronnie Barker, Stephen Fry and Steps.

With Sydney 2000 under way, Terry Wogan takes a look at the humorous side of the international sporting event in the first of two programmes featuring a selection of entertaining clips from the history of the Olympics. Tonight BBC commentator Harry Gration is on the mat with British Olympicjudo hopeful Cheryle Peel.

Terry Wogan takes another look at the humorous side of the Games, with the help of comedian Dominic Holland and 1984 javelin gold-medallist Tessa Sanderson.

Terry Wogan introduces a selection of seasonal TV howlers from the cutting room, featuring Brian Blessed, Caroline Quentin, Jerome Flynn and Martin Kemp.

Terry Wogan presents a brand new selection of amusing errors and out-takes from major BBC programmes.

Comic moments featuring a host of actors filmed during the recording of BBC programmes including One Foot in the Grave, Absolutely Fabulous, EastEnders and Pride and Prejudice. Presented by Terry Wogan.

Terry Wogan returns with another mouth-watering selection of foul-ups from the TV archives. Features offerings from Pauline Quirke, Ainsley Harriott and Jerome Flynn, plus a few surprises from children's favourite Blue Peter.

Comic outtakes from such programmes as Weakest Link and Absolutely Fabulous. With Terry Wogan.

Terry Wogan introduces a fine new selection of the BBC's best Bloomers, culled from such favourites as EastEnders, Ready Steady Cook and My Family. Plus a clip featuring ex-president of the United States Bill Clinton.