BBC TOTP 2 HERE WE GO AGAIN

Oh dear:

TOTP 2 at Christmas

Monday 22 December
11:00pm - 11:45pm
BBC2

Steve Wright presents a series of editions of TOTP2 featuring the best pop music from the BBC archives, (we all know the bbc no longer tell the truth) Featuring all-time classics from The Police, T Rex and Madness, plus great songs from Kylie, Girls Aloud and jungle giants Dollar. Plus, how Lynyrd Skynyrd fit into the story of 2008

TOTP2 Christmas Special 2008

Tuesday 23 December
7:30pm - 9:00pm
BBC2

Steve Wright gets the Santa suit out of mothballs to introduce seasonal favourites, including Slade, Wizzard, the Pogues and Kirsty McColl, Jona Lewie and Paul McCartney. Plus Christmas delights from Terry Wogan, Aled Jones and Status Quo, who finally have a seasonal song after 40 years in the business.

TOTP2 at Christmas

Wednesday 24 December
11:15pm - 12:00am
BBC2

Get ready for Santa with 45 minutes of pop classics from the BBC archive, including the Bee Gees, Cyndi Lauper, Cliff Richard, John Lennon and The Smiths. Plus S Club 7, OutKast, Culture Club and the Sugababes, and to take viewers into Christmas Day, a suitable offering from the Priests.

TOTP2 at Christmas

Friday 26 December
12:55am - 1:40am
BBC2

Dance what's left of Christmas night away with another collection of great music. Steve Wright hosts music from the Kinks, New Order, Slade, Erasure, Isaac Hayes, Madonna, Beyonce, Billie and Take That, among others.

TOTP2 at Christmas

Saturday 27 December
12:40am - 1:25am
BBC2

Another selection box of treats from Steve Wright and the TOTP2 team. The Who, Shania Twain, Grace Jones, the Supremes and the Specials join Pato Banton, Rednex, Duran Duran and Ian Dury for a proper old knees-up. Why do the Associates have a chocolate guitar? Remember Westworld? They're here. Is that a new record from the Rezillos?

BBC YOU CAN STICK YER SELECTIONS UP YER CHOCOLATE BOX ESPECIALLY AT THAT TIME OF NIGHT CAN'T YOU LOT GET IT RIGHT FOR ONCE?

WHY DO WE HAVE TO KEEP SEEING THE SAME OLD CLIPS TIME & TIME AGAIN IT AINT ROCKET SCIENCE IS IT?