Saturday, October 1st TV listings for A.Side TV
Blown Away Pop Art Blowup
Glassblowers are faced with one of their toughest challenges, taking inspiration from the King of Pop Art, Andy Warhol.
Blown Away Separation Anxiety
The four remaining glassblowers are paired up to create two-piece sculptures that explore conflicting themes. Both elements of their work will come together to create a single, cohesive work of art.
Blown Away The Glass Is Greener
The glassblowers go back to nature. Nick is seeking a botanical masterpiece, shaped out of glass. One will be named 'best in blow' and another will be asked to pack up and leave.
Blown Away Body Parts
The glassblowers are challenged to pink, pluck, and perfect molten glass that show the body in movement in their sculpture.
Blown Away Best In Blow
The two finalists fight fire with fire to create the ultimate sculpture. They have extended time to plan and execute their designs. After their gallery showing, one will be named Champion and be rewarded with $60K.
Best Cake Wins Gold Podium
A competitive gymnast, Paige has designed an over-the- top cake, as an ode to her favourite sport.
Best Cake Wins Skateboarding Skeleton
Stacey's son, Weston, is a second grader who loves skateboarding.Top cake designers tackle his birthday cake wish of a skateboarding skeleton design.
Best Cake Wins Supercat Battle
Mike's son, Chase, creates a cake starring his cat, complete with an oversized version of his cat battling a city full of people.
Best Cake Wins Winning Goal
Joy's son James is obsessed with all things hockey. For his 11th birthday, bakers Jane and Umie have been tasked with making hockey cake dreams come true.
Best Cake Wins Musical Butterflies
For her daughter Penelope's seventh birthday, Jacquie wants to give Penelope the cake she's always wanted. Penelope's cake design is a combination of music, butterflies, and the colour pink.
In Calais, no one can hold a candle to sniffer dog Wax's people-finding prowess. In Gatwick, a man of faith hopes for a bit of charity. And paramedics are called to a flight from Jamaica after a passenger is taken ill.
In Bristol, Polish cigarette smugglers caught being careless end up carless. In Birmingham, a Chinese man carrying £3000 seems to be lying about his wages. And in Gatwick, one couple's Jamaican holiday ends on a high.
In Gatwick, officers take no chances with a suspicious traveller. Sniffer dogs are put to the test in the war against drugs and at least one man appreciates the work done by the border agents on the front line.
In Gatwick, one man is confused as to who his bag belongs to. On an inbound flight from Madrid, one passenger seems to let his nerves get the better of him and one repeat smuggler gets his memory jogged.
After many years on the frontline nothing surprises Officer Fitz. In Bristol, Officer Joe has become wise to a classic smuggler's game. At Gatwick airport, an incoming flight from Madrid has put UK Border Agency officers on high alert.
Officers acting on instinct make a startling discovery. On a flight from Barbados, one passenger has something to hide. And in Gatwick's freight terminal one officer learns to never judge a book by its cover.
Blown Away Pop Art Blowup
Glassblowers are faced with one of their toughest challenges, taking inspiration from the King of Pop Art, Andy Warhol.
Blown Away Separation Anxiety
The four remaining glassblowers are paired up to create two-piece sculptures that explore conflicting themes. Both elements of their work will come together to create a single, cohesive work of art.
Blown Away The Glass Is Greener
The glassblowers go back to nature. Nick is seeking a botanical masterpiece, shaped out of glass. One will be named 'best in blow' and another will be asked to pack up and leave.
Blown Away Body Parts
The glassblowers are challenged to pink, pluck, and perfect molten glass that show the body in movement in their sculpture.
Blown Away Best In Blow
The two finalists fight fire with fire to create the ultimate sculpture. They have extended time to plan and execute their designs. After their gallery showing, one will be named Champion and be rewarded with $60K.
Best Cake Wins Gold Podium
A competitive gymnast, Paige has designed an over-the- top cake, as an ode to her favourite sport.
Best Cake Wins Skateboarding Skeleton
Stacey's son, Weston, is a second grader who loves skateboarding.Top cake designers tackle his birthday cake wish of a skateboarding skeleton design.
Best Cake Wins Supercat Battle
Mike's son, Chase, creates a cake starring his cat, complete with an oversized version of his cat battling a city full of people.
Best Cake Wins Winning Goal
Joy's son James is obsessed with all things hockey. For his 11th birthday, bakers Jane and Umie have been tasked with making hockey cake dreams come true.
Best Cake Wins Musical Butterflies
For her daughter Penelope's seventh birthday, Jacquie wants to give Penelope the cake she's always wanted. Penelope's cake design is a combination of music, butterflies, and the colour pink.
In Calais, no one can hold a candle to sniffer dog Wax's people-finding prowess. In Gatwick, a man of faith hopes for a bit of charity. And paramedics are called to a flight from Jamaica after a passenger is taken ill.
In Bristol, Polish cigarette smugglers caught being careless end up carless. In Birmingham, a Chinese man carrying £3000 seems to be lying about his wages. And in Gatwick, one couple's Jamaican holiday ends on a high.
In Gatwick, officers take no chances with a suspicious traveller. Sniffer dogs are put to the test in the war against drugs and at least one man appreciates the work done by the border agents on the front line.
In Gatwick, one man is confused as to who his bag belongs to. On an inbound flight from Madrid, one passenger seems to let his nerves get the better of him and one repeat smuggler gets his memory jogged.
After many years on the frontline nothing surprises Officer Fitz. In Bristol, Officer Joe has become wise to a classic smuggler's game. At Gatwick airport, an incoming flight from Madrid has put UK Border Agency officers on high alert.
Officers acting on instinct make a startling discovery. On a flight from Barbados, one passenger has something to hide. And in Gatwick's freight terminal one officer learns to never judge a book by its cover.
Blown Away Pop Art Blowup
Glassblowers are faced with one of their toughest challenges, taking inspiration from the King of Pop Art, Andy Warhol.
Blown Away Separation Anxiety
The four remaining glassblowers are paired up to create two-piece sculptures that explore conflicting themes. Both elements of their work will come together to create a single, cohesive work of art.
Blown Away The Glass Is Greener
The glassblowers go back to nature. Nick is seeking a botanical masterpiece, shaped out of glass. One will be named 'best in blow' and another will be asked to pack up and leave.
Blown Away Body Parts
The glassblowers are challenged to pink, pluck, and perfect molten glass that show the body in movement in their sculpture.
Blown Away Best In Blow
The two finalists fight fire with fire to create the ultimate sculpture. They have extended time to plan and execute their designs. After their gallery showing, one will be named Champion and be rewarded with $60K.
Best Cake Wins Gold Podium
A competitive gymnast, Paige has designed an over-the- top cake, as an ode to her favourite sport.
Best Cake Wins Skateboarding Skeleton
Stacey's son, Weston, is a second grader who loves skateboarding.Top cake designers tackle his birthday cake wish of a skateboarding skeleton design.
Best Cake Wins Supercat Battle
Mike's son, Chase, creates a cake starring his cat, complete with an oversized version of his cat battling a city full of people.
Best Cake Wins Winning Goal
Joy's son James is obsessed with all things hockey. For his 11th birthday, bakers Jane and Umie have been tasked with making hockey cake dreams come true.
Best Cake Wins Musical Butterflies
For her daughter Penelope's seventh birthday, Jacquie wants to give Penelope the cake she's always wanted. Penelope's cake design is a combination of music, butterflies, and the colour pink.
In Calais, no one can hold a candle to sniffer dog Wax's people-finding prowess. In Gatwick, a man of faith hopes for a bit of charity. And paramedics are called to a flight from Jamaica after a passenger is taken ill.
In Bristol, Polish cigarette smugglers caught being careless end up carless. In Birmingham, a Chinese man carrying £3000 seems to be lying about his wages. And in Gatwick, one couple's Jamaican holiday ends on a high.
In Gatwick, officers take no chances with a suspicious traveller. Sniffer dogs are put to the test in the war against drugs and at least one man appreciates the work done by the border agents on the front line.
In Gatwick, one man is confused as to who his bag belongs to. On an inbound flight from Madrid, one passenger seems to let his nerves get the better of him and one repeat smuggler gets his memory jogged.
After many years on the frontline nothing surprises Officer Fitz. In Bristol, Officer Joe has become wise to a classic smuggler's game. At Gatwick airport, an incoming flight from Madrid has put UK Border Agency officers on high alert.
Officers acting on instinct make a startling discovery. On a flight from Barbados, one passenger has something to hide. And in Gatwick's freight terminal one officer learns to never judge a book by its cover.
Blown Away Pop Art Blowup
Glassblowers are faced with one of their toughest challenges, taking inspiration from the King of Pop Art, Andy Warhol.
Blown Away Separation Anxiety
The four remaining glassblowers are paired up to create two-piece sculptures that explore conflicting themes. Both elements of their work will come together to create a single, cohesive work of art.
Blown Away The Glass Is Greener
The glassblowers go back to nature. Nick is seeking a botanical masterpiece, shaped out of glass. One will be named 'best in blow' and another will be asked to pack up and leave.
Blown Away Body Parts
The glassblowers are challenged to pink, pluck, and perfect molten glass that show the body in movement in their sculpture.
Blown Away Best In Blow
The two finalists fight fire with fire to create the ultimate sculpture. They have extended time to plan and execute their designs. After their gallery showing, one will be named Champion and be rewarded with $60K.
Best Cake Wins Gold Podium
A competitive gymnast, Paige has designed an over-the- top cake, as an ode to her favourite sport.
Best Cake Wins Skateboarding Skeleton
Stacey's son, Weston, is a second grader who loves skateboarding.Top cake designers tackle his birthday cake wish of a skateboarding skeleton design.
Best Cake Wins Supercat Battle
Mike's son, Chase, creates a cake starring his cat, complete with an oversized version of his cat battling a city full of people.
Best Cake Wins Winning Goal
Joy's son James is obsessed with all things hockey. For his 11th birthday, bakers Jane and Umie have been tasked with making hockey cake dreams come true.