Live & Kicking - Season 7

The live entertainment show returns with new presenters Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden.
Joining them this week are chart-toppers S Club 7, Irish quartet B*Witched and Welsh superstar Tom Jones, while "Electric Circus" catches up with Britney Spears on her US tour.
There's also the live-action adventures of a high-school genius in "Smart Guy"; a new gameshow, plus cartoon fun with "Rugrats".

Joining Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden in the studio today are EastEnders actors Martin Kemp and Joe Absolom, S Club 7 and 911. There's also music from B*Witched and Adam Rickitt, and, in Electric Circus, an interview with Steps. Plus live-action adventures in Smart Guy and cartoon fun.

Pop legend Phil Collins joins Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden to chat about his involvement in the new animated film Tarzan.
There's music from chart-toppers Steps and boy band Northern Line, and Electric Circus reports on Net Aid. Plus, new chef Robert Smith and cartoon fun with Rugrats.

The musical guests joining Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden on today's show are Britney Spears and Westlife, while pop legend Diana Ross talks in the studio and soul trio the Honeyz pay the singer a tribute.

In Electric Circus, Phil Collins chats about his soundtrack music for the new animated film Tarzan. There is also cartoon fun with Rugrats, and a competition in which viewers can win prizes signed by Liverpool and England soccer star Michael Owen.

Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden are joined by soul combo Eternal, performing their first track as a duo, and new acts Glitterbug and Scooch take the spotlight. David Beckham of Manchester United and England offers some top football tips to a viewer.
Electric Circus features a day in the life of Irish boy band Westlife. There is also a triple bill of cartoon fun with Rugrats and a Teletubbies competition.

Welsh rockers Catatonia and boy band A1 drop into the studio this morning to perform their new singles. Another Level discuss their latest video while, in Electric Circus, there's a behind-the-scenes look at the new West End musical, The Lion King. Plus a triple helping of cartoon fun with Rugrats and a new EastEnders competition which offers the chance to appear in the millennium night episode of the soap.

Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden welcome guests including actor Paul Nicholls , who talks about his new film The Trench, while music comes from Boyzone, Five, and Geri Halliwell. There's a look at the making of A1's new video (featuring an appearance by Emma Ledden) in Electric Circus, chef Robert Smith cooks up a sizzling menu for firework parties, plus Mr Blobby and more cartoon fun with Rugrats.

Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden welcome guests including Clare Buckfield, John Pickard and Alex Kew, stars of 2 Point 4 Children, a new series of which begins on Tuesday at 8.30pm.

There's music from Swedish newcomers A Teens and Martine McCutcheon, plus fun with Mr Blobby, the Leprechauns and Rugrats.

Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden welcome young stars from EastEnders, who take calls from viewers, and meet a stunt performer from the latest Bond movie The World Is Not Enough. There's music from Spice Girl Melanie C, who sings the title track from her debut solo album Northern Star, and Electric Circus spends a day with boy band Westlife. Plus mayhem from Mr Blobby and the Leprechauns, and cartoon fun with Rugrats.

Dropping in to the studio this morning are the stars of Holby City, Goodness Gracious Me actress Meera Syal, and ballerina Darcey Bussell, who takes viewers' calls. Plus music from Youngstown and Lolly, more mayhem with the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby, and cartoon fun with Rugrats.
Presented by Steve Wilson and Emma Ledden.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson introduce live music from dance outfit Vengaboys and S Club 7, who also announce the winner of the competition to find a viewer to appear in their next television series. Philippa Forrester drops in to talk about the new series of Robot Wars and Peter Salmon, Controller BBC1, takes viewers' calls. There's also more mayhem with the Leprechauns, and cartoon fun with Rugrats.

Leading boy band Westlife perform their Christmas single on the live show hosted by Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson. Soul/pop duo Marvin and Tamara talk about their latest video, and top ballerina Darcey Bussell is in the studio along with Neighbours actress Jocinta Stapleton. In Electric Circus young popsters S Club 7 report from Los Angeles, and there's the customary mayhem with the Leprechauns, as well as a Rugrats cartoon trilogy.

Pop quintet Steps perform their new single Say You'll Be Mine on the live show hosted by Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson. In Electric Circus pop supergroup the Spice Girls meet their wax doppelgangers at Rock Circus in Piccadilly Circus, London. There's also mayhem with the Leprechauns, as well as three Rugrats cartoons and a bumper bundle of festive fun.

Featuring Irish heart-throbs Westlife and Jesse Spencer from Neighbours. Plus seasonal silliness from the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby , as well as cartoon Rugrats. With Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson.

S Club 7 and Britney Spears perform live, there's a report on the lucky viewer who appeared in the millennium episode of EastEnders, and there are 2,000 prizes up for grabs. Plus the Leprechauns, Mr Blobby and two Rugrats adventures.

Singer Adam Rickitt and new pop foursome Scooch perform live, two of the stars of the drama Sunburn, Rebecca Callard and Sean Maguire, talk about the new series, and World Champion silver medallist heptathlete Denise Lewis sets a competition for viewers to design part of the British team's Olympic kit. In Electric Circus, there's an interview with Geena Davis , who talks about her part in the new comedy film Stuart Little. Plus the Leprechauns, Mr Blobby and two Rugrats adventures.
With Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson are joined in the studio by boy band Point Break, fresh from Byker Grove with their new single, Stand Tough, while Geri Halliwell takes the Word Up challenge. One lucky viewer travels to the French Alps for a snowboarding lesson from the British champion, and there's fun from the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby, plus cartoon antics with The Simpsons and Rugrats.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson are joined in the studio by Jennifer Saunders who is launching a Comic Relief competition in which a viewer could win the chance to travel to Africa. There's also soul band Fierce performing their new single, Five revealing all in the Word Up challenge, and cartoons including The Simpsons and Rugrats.

This morning Sunburn stars Michelle Collins and Rebecca Callard brave the cold to talk to Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson about the new series, currently showing on Saturday nights on BBC1, and Australian comedians Supergirlie create more make-up mayhem in the studio.
Hollywood star Tom Hanks takes the Word Up challenge, and Toy Story 2 director John Lasseter talks animatedly about his virtual stars in Electric Circus. Plus comedy from The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson introduce more morning mayhem as world champion wrestler Goldberg storms into the studio, while chef Ken Hom celebrates the Chinese New Year with some sizzling recipes, and A1 perform their new single. Electric Circus talks to Steps about their new talent show, Steps to the Stars on Friday at 4.30pm on BBC1, and offers the lowdown on this year's Brit nominations, while athletes Dwayne Chambers and Julian Golding launch a new Olympic competition. Plus The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, and comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson introduce more morning mayhem with a hint of romance in a special Valentine's edition of the show.

Scandinavian pop act Aqua perform their new single, while pint-sized popster Aaron Carter reveals his new plans for this millennium. Plus, a fantastic new competition to give one lucky viewer the chance to win a date with Irish boy band Westlife.

Plus The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, and comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson welcome familiar faces from Albert Square into the studio as EastEnders celebrates its 15th birthday.
All Saints join in the fun to perform their new single Pure Shores, and there's further music from Northern Line and American supergroup N Sync. H and Lee from Steps take to the catwalk for London Fashion Week in Electric Circus, and there's another behind-the-scenes look at Five's preparations for their UK tour.
Plus fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, and comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.

Sporty Spice Melanie C joins Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson this week, and there's more music from soul divas Honeyz. Five's behind-the-scenes video diary continues: with a week to go before the start of their first tour, the boys are getting nervous. Heptathlete Denise Lewis has an Olympic competition update, and there's fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, plus comic antics from Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson host the entertainment show, with a rundown of last night's Brit Awards, and new singles from dance funsters Vengaboys and boy band Mero. Jesse Spencer of Neighbours takes the Word Up challenge, while cameras follow Five in part four of the behind-the-scenes glimpse of their tour.
There's also fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, plus comic antics from Supergirly.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson are joined in the studio by Geri Halliwell, who also appears on tonight's Red Alert, chart-topping girl band Atomic Kitten add to the musical line-up with See Ya, and Alan Halsall spills the beans on Coronation Street's Tyrone Dobbs. Plus a report on Zoe Ball's last day at Radio 1, Prince Naseem takes the Word Up challenge, and in the last part of their behind-the-scenes tour diary, Five finally take to the stage for their first night.
There's also fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel, plus comic antics from Supergirly.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson are joined by Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, whose new series Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) starts tonight at 8.55pm. Adam Bibby from Neighbours makes an appearance, and Anna Ryder Richardson of Changing Rooms has home makeover tips.
All Saints take on the Word Up challenge, while Electric Circus features Melanie C and boy band Mero. There's also fun with spoof group Supergirlie, The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson introduce a top musical line-up, as Westlife perform their new single, B*Witched present their new glam look, and A1 star in their very own comedy.
Plus Jason Priestley drops in to talk about his new West End stage role, Bruce Jones and Vicky Entwistle, alias Coronation Street's Les and Janice Battersby, take on the Word Up challenge, and there's more comic fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.

Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson welcome the Byker Grove band Point Break and Australian pop duo Sister 2 Sister. There's a look at what happened on a viewer's date with Westlife, plus chances to win a holiday to Australia and a bumper pack of Star Wars paraphernalia.
Jamie Oliver demonstrates a recipe in the studio, and Alistair McGowan performs comic impressions. A1 star in part two of their own comedy, and there's more fun with The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.

Brit Award winners Steps join Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson for today's exciting show as H and Claire reveal the winner of the CBBC nationwide talent show Steps to the Stars. British tennis champion Tim Henman will surprise one lucky viewer when he announces the winner of the Olympic competition. With music and chat from pop singer Lolly and singer-songwriter Sting.
Plus fun with Billie, Supergirlie, the Leprechauns and Mr Blobby, and including The Simpsons, Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.

In the last show of the current series, hosted by Emma Ledden and Steve Wilson, top chart band S Club 7 jet in to perform live in the studio.
The new-look Oasis give an interview, Boyzone's Keith Duffy talks about next week's new Saturday morning show FBI, while Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke drop in to discuss their new film Kevin and Perry Go Large and take calls. Billie and Hansen join the musical line-up, while Steps surprise a viewer in a secret UK location. The final of the Simpsons' Superchallenge, plus all the usual fun and cartoons.