TV Guide CBBC Thursday

When Doozie Smoothies want to find a face to advertise their new range, Cheese is keen to enter the photo competition, with Dog's help as photographer. However, when an embarrassing photo of Cheese is chosen for the promotion, Cheese hatches a plan to get her hands on it before it's unveiled, even if it means dashing Dog's hopes of success.

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall meets one of the planet's ultimate killers, the saltwater crocodile, as the Deadly 60 team land in Australia's Northern Territories. A rogue croc is terrorising local fisherman, so it is time to lend the park rangers a hand in catching and relocating this prehistoric monster. Steve heads deep into an abandoned mine on a ghost hunt. He is on the search for ghost bats, awesome creatures with huge fangs, that drop on to their prey out of the night sky. Scary stuff, and a first for the Deadly team as these bats have never been filmed in the wild before.

Horrible Histories celebrates 100 years of the BBC with this special episode. What was the secret of looking great on a 1930s TV show? How did the BBC try to defeat the Nazi's using regional accents? And just what was a kangaroo doing at the launch of BBC2? Plus our end song takes us through the history of children's TV.

More gruesome tales and fascinating facts from the past. Queen Victoria learns her British comforts aren't very British, a Viking warrior refuses to stop talking in rhyme, and contestants try to become executioners on Axe Factor

Shirley's snoring prevents the flock from getting a peaceful night's sleep, prompting Shaun to kick her out of the barn

Callum sets up the ultimate Grand Prix, and real F1 drivers give Joe advice on how to win, but the vehicles used are far from being cars! And the bros embark on a Mission Eggpossible.