00:00And if you haven't quite had your fill of Taken,
00:03BBC Three is running with it for much of the night.
00:05You can indulge in pure Taken.
00:07It's live and interactive and on BBC Three right now.
00:16A novel based on the series is now available in paperback.
00:22I will not apologise for who I am.
00:24I will not apologise for what I need.
00:27I will not apologise for what I want.
00:30There are stories of coincidence and chance and intersections and strange things told.
00:37We generally say, well, if this was in a movie, I wouldn't believe it.
00:41And the book says, we may be through with the past, but the past is not through with us.
00:48Magnolia premieres next Saturday at 9.15 on BBC Two.
00:51Step back in time.
00:54Over three million years.
00:57Come face to face with the first apes to stand on their own two feet.
01:02See how they lived.
01:06Loved.
01:08And ultimately evolved to become the most powerful creature on Earth.
01:14Come walking with cavemen.
01:17Thursday at 8 on BBC One.
01:25A load of romance and comedy from the award-winning writer Roddy Doyle coming up now on BBC Two.
01:31When Brendan met Trudy, an unlikely relationship wasn't the word.
01:36But nevertheless, some very strong language, sexual scenes and a great twist make for a cracking film.
01:42We need her to cooperate, Jack.
01:44Threatening her isn't going to help.
01:45Get her changed.
01:46I need her to look like a civilian.
01:50Well, let's go.
01:52No.
01:54Here.
01:54She doesn't leave my sight.
01:5624 continues next Sunday at 10 on BBC Two.
02:00Digital viewers can see the next episode right now on BBC Three.
02:04Share your thoughts on tonight's episode of 24 via BBC Eye at bbc.co.uk slash 24.
02:12And there's a book, 24, the official investigation that includes the House Special Subcommittee's findings,
02:17reports from closed hearings and previously sealed files.
02:24I will not apologize for who I am.
02:27I will not apologize for what I need.
02:29I will not apologize for what I want.
02:33There are stories of coincidence and chance and intersections and strange things told.
02:39We generally say, what if this was in a movie, I wouldn't believe it.
02:44And the book says, we may be through with the past, but the past is not through with us.
02:50Magnolia, premieres Saturday at 9.15 on BBC Two.
03:01I like the idea of taking a song and breaking it down and looking at it from a different perspective.
03:07I'm pushing an elephant up the stairs.
03:12I'm tossing out punchlines that were never there.
03:18Over my shoulder, a piano falls, crashing to the ground.
03:27I'm breaking through, I'm banding spoons.
03:31I'm keeping flowers in full bloom.
03:36I'm looking for answers from the great, answers from the great, answer.
03:58Well, it's got to be the end of an era now on BBC Two.
04:01We're about to find out the truth.
04:04After all, it has been out there all this time.
04:07We're about to find out the truth.
04:07We're about to find out the truth.
04:07We're about to find out the truth.
04:07You
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