• Blue Planet III Saturday 8th November BBC One
• Gone Fishing with Mortimer & Whitehouse Sunday 8th November BBC Two
• Pierre *Final Episode* Monday 9th November Channel 4
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Monday 9th November Sky One
• Rivals Wednesday 11th November Netflix
• Celebrity Race Across The World Wednesday 11th November BBC One
• 12, 12, 12 Friday 13th November Apple TV
• Gogglebox Friday 13th November Channel 4
• War Friday 13th November Sky Atlantic
• The Graham Norton Show Friday 13th November BBC One

Saturday

8.15pm 40 TV Theme Tunes at the BBC BBC Two – Archive performances of songs from popular TV shows that made the charts, sometimes performed by members of the cast and sometimes featuring recognisable tracks from the big names of the day. Including the theme tunes from Friends, The Office, Derry Girls, Absolutely Fabulous, Twin Peaks, Peaky Blinders, The Sopranos, Happy Valley, Mash, Hill Street Blues, Doctor Who and even Top of the Pops.

8.15pm Charles and William: Saving the World 5 – Charles III and his son Prince William are united by a shared desire to help save the planet, with this documentary showing how a royal passion for nature began with the King and has been taken up by his heir. From decades of environmental campaigning by King Charles, to Prince William’s ambitious Earthshot Prize, this programme reveals how the royal pair are putting themselves on the front line in the battle to protect the planet for future generations.

10:20pm Greatest BBC Music Moments BBC2 – To celebrate 90 years of BBC Television, this is a deep dive into the vaults to find the unforgettable headliners, the raw talent, the historic nights and the songs that defined generations. Jo Whiley, Jack Saunders, Vernon Kay, Dermot O’Leary, DJ Target, DJ Spoony, Jamz Supernova, Nick Grimshaw and Katie Derham pick memorable archive performances including Pulp at the BBC Radio Theatre and Stormzy on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.

Sunday

9.00pm Stacey Dooley’s Australia: Off the Beaten Track Channel 4 – Journalist and presenter Stacey Dooley explores Australia’s most remote communities – a side of Australia few outsiders see. She begins on South Australia’s Kangaroo Island, where locals have emerged stronger after devastating bushfires. Stacey explores the island’s spectacular scenery and incredible wildlife up close and personal – and even plays a game of country football.

9.00pm Unacceptable TLC – Ed hosts captains Richard Ayoade and Joanne McNally as they and their teams defend outrageous views. With Phil Wang, Catherine Bohart, Dara Ó Briain and Harriet Kemsley.

Monday

7.30pm Abbott Elementary E4 – Third season of the American sitcom. Continues Nightly.

9.00pm Mums vs Big Pharma BBC Two – Janet Williams and Emma Murphy tell their story of taking on a drugs company, doctors and the government as they fought for justice in the sodium valproate scandal, which led to thousands of babies being born with disabilities. The documentary reveals the David v Goliath battle they faced as they searched for answers and justice for their children.

Tuesday

8.00pm Stacey & Jo: In Too Deep BBC One – A glimpse into the daily lives of Stacey Solomon, Joe Swash and their children. Joe has big plans for the fishing lake, and appoints Stacey as project manager. An encounter with a paparazzo reminds Stacey that life in the spotlight has its downsides, but things take an upturn with a double birthday celebration at Pickle House – and Joe spots an emu at a fishery and instantly falls in love.

9.00pm It’ll Be Alright on The Night ITV1

9.00pm Forensics: Murder Scene 5 – Documentary telling an inside story of how forensic teams work. South Wales police call in forensic officers and major crime detectives when they find the frozen body of an elderly lady in a chest freezer after searching the home she shared with her son, Christopher Phillips. The detectives must determine whether Christopher murdered his mother and placed her in the freezer.

9.00pm Amy Childs: A TOWIE Wedding ITV2 – TOWIE favourites Amy Childs and Billy Delbosq document the most unforgettable chapter of their story as they prepare for the wedding they’ve always dreamed of. Continues Tomorrow Night, Concludes Thursday.

Wednesday

Rivals Disney+

The remaining episodes of the acclaimed drama series’ second season.

8.00pm At War With Next Door 5 – A look at disputes between neighbours in the UK, with exclusive access to the battles raging behind Britain’s front doors. In this edition, a drunk woman in the flat downstairs becomes abusive when her infatuation with her neighbour tips over the edge, and a creepy resident starts to steal a young mother’s used sanitary products from her outdoor bin. Also, a dispute over an unwanted shed turns violent.

9.00pm Hunting Alice Bell Channel 4 – Mystery thriller, starring Alexandra Roach, Amanda Abbington, Simon Pegg and Ralf Little. Fran Da Silva’s ordinary life is torn apart when online whispers position her as a serial killer’s accomplice. As she struggles to understand why she has become a target, Fran learns there are other women facing the same accusation — and it’s time for them to clear their names. Continues Tomorrow Night.

10.40pm MOBO at 30: Greatest Moments BBC One

Thursday

9.00pm Shetland BBC One – Return of the Scottish crime drama.

9.00pm The Good Daughter Sky Atlantic – Thriller based on the book by Karin Slaughter, starring Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne. Sisters Charlotte and Samantha Quinn have spent the past 20 years trying to piece together the lives that were fractured by a single night of violence. When another attack splinters the small town of Pikeville, lawyer Charlotte is the first witness on the scene, with the case forcing her to confront her demons.

10.00pm Cunk on Cinema BBC Two – Philomena Cunk meets Hollywood legends and interrogates the writer of Die Hard as she starts her quest deep into cinema. Along the way she interviews filmmakers, actors and critics, and finally discovers the true meaning of The Wizard of Oz.

10:00pm AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About Channel 4 – The fullest account yet of AI’s origins, told by the people who built it. Exclusive interviews and archival footage put pioneers Geoffrey Hinton and Demis Hassabis on the record, alongside former OpenAI staff. Hinton quit Google, fearing the technology he helped create. A Microsoft chatbot threatens its users. AI systems learn to deceive the people testing them. Not just a tech history lesson but an anarchic thriller, this is the story of a technology whose power sits not in the algorithms, but with the handful of people who control them.

Friday

12, 12, 12 Apple TV

Heist drama starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan. The series follows a disgraced FBI agent (Mackie) and an American career criminal (Dornan) who play a zero-sum game of cat and mouse across Europe. At the centre of it all is the daring, epic raid on a bank vault deep beneath the streets of Zurich. The series will take place across three timelines — the 12 months prior to the heist, the 12 hours of the heist, and the 12 days after.

7.00pm Children in Need BBC One

9.00pm The Negotiator More4 – French comic crime drama about a former police negotiator who abruptly returns to his role when he and his eldest daughter are held hostage during a bank robbery. Their captor is an angry family man demanding that his debts be cancelled or he’ll blow himself and everyone else up.