Sky Arts Friday

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Sky Arts
6:00 AM
HMS Pinafore with ENO
A performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera
8:00 AM
The Joy of Painting
Bob Ross depicts a cold, snowy day
8:30 AM
The Joy of Painting
Artist Bob Ross paints a river scene
9:00 AM
Tales of the Unexpected
A woman has a gift for her lover's bride-to-be
9:30 AM
Tales of the Unexpected
A put-upon man turns to gambling
10:00 AM
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
A Confederate farmer escapes a hanging
10:30 AM
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
A teacher spots one of her students leaving a nightclub
11:00 AM
The Directors
The life and work of film-maker and choreographer Stanley Donen
12:00 PM
Landscape Artist of the Year 2024
The semi-final comes from Buckler's Hard, Hampshire
1:00 PM
Tales of the Unexpected
A plane is hijacked
1:30 PM
Tales of the Unexpected
A former fashion model woos her ex-boyfriend
2:00 PM
Battle of the Bagpipes
The World Pipe Band Championship finally arrives
3:00 PM
The Directors
The life and work of George Stevens
4:00 PM
Discovering: Ed Harris
A look at the life and career of the American actor
5:00 PM
Landscape Artist of the Year 2024
Stephen Mangan presents the final from Covent Garden
6:00 PM
Tales of the Unexpected
A woman eavesdrops on a private conversation
6:30 PM
Tales of the Unexpected
A retired thief tries to break into a new safe as a publicity stunt
7:00 PM
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
A casino-goer tries to pressure a man into accepting a macabre bet
7:30 PM
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
A man plans to steal a valuable icon from a monastery
8:00 PM
Dolly Parton: Song by Song
The country singer talks about her songs, beginning with Coat of Many Colors
8:30 PM
Dolly Parton: Song by Song
The singer talks about Jolene, one of her most famous hits
9:00 PM
Opry Live
A selection of performances from the Grand Ole Opry
10:00 PM
The Highwaymen Live: American Outlaws
A 1990 concert by Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson
12:30 AM
Brendan Gleeson's Farewell to Hughes's
The invaluable legacy of the Dublin city centre pub