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Tonight's TV highlights: The Night Manager builds towards its climax, Confessions of a Killer reveals shocking murder tapes, Francis Bourgeois trains to be an astronaut, plus Arsenal v Manchester United in the Premier League.
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Saturday night TV highlights: The Zone of Interest premieres on terrestrial TV ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day, Waiting for the Out delivers powerful prison drama, plus Dolly Parton Night on BBC Two and Gladiators returns.
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Friday night TV highlights: The Traitors series 4 finale crowns the winners, Would I Lie to You? returns with Jo Brand and Beverley Knight, Monty Don continues along the Rhine, plus Carole King and James Taylor on BBC Four.
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Tonight's TV highlights: The Traitors reaches its penultimate episode, Emmerdale finally reveals Ray's killer, plus BBC Four celebrates Moira Shearer's centenary with The Red Shoes and Europa League football.
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Tonight's TV highlights: The Traitors approaches its climax, Champions League football features Liverpool at Marseille, plus Grantchester returns to Alphy's childhood orphanage and Polite Society brings martial arts mayhem to Film4.
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Tonight's TV highlights: Winterwatch returns from Northern Ireland, a documentary marks 100 years since John Logie Baird invented television, plus Waterloo Road tackles a grooming storyline and Champions League football.
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Tonight's TV highlights: The Night Manager delivers major revelations, After the Flood returns for series 2 on ITV1, plus Schindler's List ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day and Call the Midwife continues.
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Tonight's TV highlights: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms brings a new Game of Thrones spin-off to Sky Atlantic, Lucy Worsley concludes her Victorian Murder Club, plus After the Flood continues and Industry gets dark.
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Saturday night TV highlights: Michael McIntyre's Big Show returns with Romesh Ranganathan, Gladiators brings more physical chaos, The Masked Singer continues, plus Manchester derby and Masters snooker.
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Friday night TV highlights: The Traitors continues with more castle treachery, Monty Don launches his Rhineland Gardens series on BBC Two, David Baddiel celebrates cats, plus David Bowie tribute night on BBC Four.