Thursday's TV highlights

Bill and Ben present TV3's Pulp Sport.

7.30PM, TV ONE
CORONATION STREET
Last week's episode starring Status Quo is going to take a bit of beating but Danny and Leanne are doing their best - the naughty pair arrange to meet in a hotel. Jamie surprises Leanne with a question, and Frankie realises what Danny has been up to.

8.30PM, TV ONE
DRAGONS' DEN NEW ZEALAND
It's the turn of budding New Zealand entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas to five Dragons, including the formidable Sir Bob Jones and Slingshot founder Annette Presley. On the first show, the contestants' ideas include women's giftware and a high-tech sci-fi game.

8.30PM, C4
SPECIAL FEATURES
C4 comes to you live from the final of the Insight 300 Seconds film event and the winning film will be screened. There will also be interviews with Evermore, Avenged Sevenfold and Shapeshifter,
and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Audioslave's new album which is out September 5.

8.30PM, TV3
CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
Catherine and Nick face danger tonight when a woman is found in a hotel suite showing symptoms of the deadly ebola virus. When another woman is found dead in similar circumstances, the investigators make sure their face masks are a skin-tight fit.

9.30PM, TV3
PULP SPORT
Bill and Ben decide to add some excitement when watching the cricket with their own special rule - one gets shot with a paintball gun each time a wicket is taken. Plus Miss Popularity winner Jessie Guranathan joins the lads for a spot of full-contact rugby league - lucky them.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

8.30PM, SKY MOVIES 2
KICKING & SCREAMING
Herald rating: * * *
In this family comedy, Will Ferrell is the coach of a soccer team of misfits who must face a more professional team. Unfortunately, the Bad News Bears theme has been done many times. (2005)

10.10PM, MGM SKY DIGITAL
MOONSTRUCK
Herald rating: * * * *
Nicholas Cage is Ronnie, a one-armed Italian-American baker who falls madly in love with Loretta (Cher), a widow engaged to his brother Johnny (Danny Aiello). Passionate and thoughtful, with lots of charming asides from the extended New York-Italian family. Charming sitcom from director Norman Jewison. (1987)