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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.
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Tonight's TV highlights: Lorraine Kelly embarks on her Norwegian adventure, Long Lost Family delivers emotional reunions, Black Ops continues its spy chaos, and Rob and Romesh tackle winter sports.
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Tonight's TV highlights: The Traitors continues its grip on the nation, Grantchester bows out with a series finale, plus Digging for Britain unearths Iron Age mysteries and Chelsea face Arsenal in the League Cup.
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Tonight's TV highlights: 24 Hours in Police Custody reveals the EncroChat hack that exposed organised crime, Paddy McGuinness visits a chip factory, Waterloo Road returns for a double bill, plus QI XL with Chris McCausland.
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Tonight's TV highlights: Red Eye reaches its dramatic finale on ITV1, Industry returns for a fourth series on BBC One, plus Lucy Worsley investigates Victorian killers and Jamie Oliver cooks on a budget.
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Tonight's TV highlights: Call the Midwife returns for series 15, Ant & Dec's Limitless Win is back, plus Industry series 4 and The Night Manager continues on BBC One.
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Tonight's TV highlights: FA Cup third round drama as Macclesfield host Crystal Palace, Casualty returns with a new series, The Masked Singer continues on ITV, plus Top Gun Maverick on Channel 4.
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Friday night TV highlights: The Traitors reaches its crucial halfway point on BBC One, Big Fat Quiz of Telly brings TV trivia to Channel 4, plus Ken Loach's The Old Oak and Bob Mortimer on Would I Lie to You.