Sky UK TV Guide

06:00 The Little Mermaid
Animation Aquatic antics with Ariel and her pals.

06:20 Aladdin
Animation Animated adventures in Agrabah.

06:45 Tarzan
Fountain
Animation The Professor searches for a fountain of youth after falling in love with a stranger. Vine-swinging shenanigans abound as muscular jungle hero Tarzan protects his creature comrades from all manner of evil.

07:10 Lilo & Stitch
Dupe
Animation Lilo uses Experiment 344 to clone herself when nobody turns up to her sleep-over, but chaos ensues.

07:30 Recess
One Stayed Clean/Rumour Mill
Animation Gus prepares for his first school photo, but struggles to keep himself looking smart.

07:55 Recess
The Madness of King Bob/Call Me Guy
Animation King Bob tries to trick TJ, and Gus realises his popularity increases when he takes off his glasses.

08:15 The Emperor's New School
Hungry Hungry Llama/Only the Wrong Survive
Animation Yzma turns Kronk into a llama so he can eat Kuzco's homework, and the students go to the jungle to learn survival skills, but find it tough.

08:40 The Emperor's New School
Squeakend at Bucky's/Kuzco Fever
Animation Kuzco attempts to learn squirrel language and Yzma tries to make sure the young heir isn't crowned emperor.

09:00 Tinker Bell
Film The mischievous fairy feels her magic powers are not as impressive as those of her friends and tries to change them - until a disaster gives her the chance to prove her worth. Animated adventure, with the voices of Mae Whitman, Anjelica Huston, Lucy Liu and Jane Horrocks.

10:15 The Emperor's New School
Curse of the Moon Beast
Animation The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.

10:30 Return to Never Land
Film Disney's recycling of JM Barrie's main themes from their classic animated feature Peter Pan is surprisingly effective here, although the animation is occasionally a little flat and the snatches of new songs are rather unnecessary. Now married with two children of her own, Peter Pan's one-time playmate Wendy Darling has never stopped believing in "The Boy Who Would Never Grow Up" and has regaled her offspring with his exploits. Her daughter Jane has no time for such piffle, what with the realities of the Second World War on their doorstep, but on the eve of her evacuation, she's kidnapped by Captain Hook (who thinks she's Wendy) and taken to Never Land to be used as bait in the capture of his nimble nemesis. Cleverly set during the Blitz - to highlight the need for escapism when real life is full of horror - this is a heartfelt paean to childhood innocence and the power of imagination.

11:40 The Emperor's New School
Aw Nuts
Animation The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.

11:50 Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Animation Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.

11:55 Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Animation Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.

12:00 George of the Jungle 2
Film The vine-swinging hero (Christopher Showerman, replacing original star Brendan Fraser) returns with wife Ursula (Julie Benz) and son George Jr (Angus T Jones) in tow in this cheeky, colourful sequel. The plot sees George facing the loss of both family and home when Ursula's mother brings former fiancé Lyle to steal her back and bulldoze Ape Mountain. It's a breezy enough sequel, and well-paced, and as such, could pass the time well enough, but only if you're addicted to elephant dung jokes and are happy to put up with Showerman's reasonable impersonation of Fraser's goofy charm.

13:25 Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Animation Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.

13:30 Camp Nowhere
Film Every conceivable stereotype of American teenagehood is on display in this woefully unfunny slice of wish fulfilment, as a bunch of spoilt nerds set up their own summer camp with unemployed drama teacher Christopher Lloyd in nominal charge. There are one or two laughs when the suspicious parents show up for an open day, but the whole production has a "dashed-off" air to it. The children are both bratty and anaemic, and the film would benefit from a good deal less of them and more of reliable old hands M Emmet Walsh and Burgess Meredith.

15:00 Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers
Film Three cleaners dream of becoming musketeers - and unexpectedly get the chance to make their wish come true when they learn of a sinister plot to do away with the lovely Princess Minnie. Animated adventure, with the voices of Wayne Allwine, Tony Anselmo, Bill Farmer and Russi Taylor.

16:05 The Emperor's New School
Come Fly with Me/Project Poncho
Animation The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.

16:30 Toy Story
Film Though this magnificent film will go down in history as the first completely computer-generated animation feature, it is much more than just a technical tour de force. Making full use of a superb, Oscar-nominated screenplay and an accomplished voice cast led by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, director John Lasseter has delivered a great adventure story that will not only entertain children but can also be enjoyed as a jokey parable by adults. In a suburban bedroom, Woody (Hanks), an old-fashioned pullstring cowboy, lords it benevolently over Mr Potato Head (Don Rickles), Bo-Peep (Annie Potts) and Rex the Dinosaur (Wallace Shawn) and remains his owner's favourite toy until the arrival of birthday present Buzz Lightyear (Allen), a hi-tech space-ranger. Apart from the brilliant characterisations of Hanks, Allen and the rest of the cast, mention should also be made of Randy Newman's masterly score, which was Oscar nominated along with his song You've Got a Friend and provides a perfect complement to the action.

17:45 The Emperor's New School
Yzma Be Gone
Animation The antics of a would-be emperor who must graduate from school before he can claim the throne - and also has to overcome the forces against him.

18:00 Lilo & Stitch
Film This warm and wonderful animated fantasy sees Disney continue to move with the times. An innovative and quirky mix of comedy, family drama and fast-paced action, it's as lush and lovely as its Hawaiian setting. Accompanied by a foot-tapping Elvis Presley soundtrack, the film pushes a message of multicultural equality and tolerance so all-encompassing that it even embraces extraterrestrials. In the process, it turns lonely youngster Lilo's friendship with cute but naughty alien fugitive Stitch into a candy-coloured morality tale. The importance of "Ohana" (family) and the unconditional love and loyalty that accompany it are hammered home continually. Yet, whether it's Lilo's older sister fighting to keep her sibling out of care, or badly behaved Stitch learning the values of a tidy bedroom, the life lessons are sweet and easy to swallow. The only weak points are the thankfully short intergalactic sequences, in which the austere surroundings and creatures appear lifeless in comparison to the vivid characters and gentle watercolour backgrounds of planet Earth.

19:20 Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Animation Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.

19:25 Mickey Mouse: Have a Laugh
Animation Digitally remastered versions of classic Disney cartoons, including the adventures of Mickey and his pals.

19:30 Rocketeer
Film Director Joe Johnston (Honey, I Shrunk the Kids) clearly had fun making this very entertaining swashbuckler that will jet-propel you back to your most cherished childhood fantasies. Based on a cult graphic novel that blends Second World War adventure and superhero thrills, this brilliant ode to those corny 1930s movie serials has an added Art Deco sheen that enhances the sophisticated nostalgia. It also benefits from Timothy Dalton's hissably slimy Nazi agent, masquerading as a devil-may-care, Errol Flynn-inspired matinée idol.

21:10 Recess
Prickly is Leaving/Randall's Friends
Animation Prickly is leaving, but his replacement is even worse, and Randall bribes the gang to pretend to be his friends when his father visits the school.

21:35 Kim Possible
Pain King v Cleopatra
Animation A spate of museum thefts linked to Ron's wrestling heroes sees the friends' relationship tested.

21:55 Kim Possible
Sink or Swim
Animation Ron confronts his fears and discovers something terrifying when he returns to Camp Wannaweep, where he spent the worst summer of his life.

22:20 The Emperor's New School
Unfit to Print/The Emperor's New Pet
Animation Double bill. Malina is sacked by the local newspaper for lying, but manages to earn her job back. Kuzco is charged with looking after a kitten, but Yzma plays a trick on it.

22:45 Lloyd in Space
The Science Project
Children Lloyd's science project goes seriously wrong.

23:10 Dave the Barbarian
Hordes and Sorcery/The Princess and the Peabrains
Animation Fang tricks Dave into joining the Mongrel Hordes, and they end up at Boot Camp.

23:35 Timon & Pumbaa
Animation Cartoon chaos in deepest Africa with the wisecracking duo from acclaimed feature film The Lion King.