What's on? TV highlights for Monday Nov 27

Paul Hollywood hosts a new show, Don’t Tell the Bride is back on Channel 4, while it’s the end of the line for Safe House and The Vietnam War.

Pick of the day

Paul Hollywood: A Baker’s Life, 8.00pm, Channel 4

In this new series, Paul Hollywood opens up his personal cookbook to share his favourite recipes from a lifetime of baking.

The show also delves into his life and career, with guest slots from Bake Off stars Noel Fielding, Sandi Toksvig and Prue Leith; ex-GBBO bakers Val and Selasi; and appearances by friends and family.

In each episode, he shares four simple baking recipes. In the first episode, Val and Selasi challenge Paul to bake a delicious pistachio and rose petal roulade.

He also shares his ultimate pizza recipe, visits Silverstone and makes a childhood burger recipe for a BBQ in the paddock.

New or Returning Shows

Don’t Tell the Bride, 11.05pm, Channel 4

Fresh from its run on E4, the hit series - in which grooms plan and organise every detail of their weddings, with their brides relinquishing control of their big day and pre-nuptial contact's prohibited - arrives on the mother channel.

In this opener, Carl hopes to make a splash in Spain as he plans to marry Rebecca on the Med. But Rebecca has big expectations for a high-class affair.

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Supershoppers, 8.30pm, Channel 4

The award-winning consumer show returns for a new run, providing the lowdown on favourite brands and retailers, and tips on how to get the best deals.

In this episode, presenters Anna Richardson and Sabrina Grant look at supermarkets' own ranges and investigate whether cheap value-range products might be identical to pricier standard own-label lines.

Employable Me, 9.00pm, BBC Two

This series follows the stories of eight disabled job seekers as they embark on a pioneering new scheme - one that brings people from across the spectrum of disability together, so that they can help each other to find employment.

In this first episode of the second season, 52-year-old stroke victim Andy and Ryan, who has an extreme case of Tourette’s, work together to try and land jobs.

Ending Tonight

The Vietnam War, 11.35pm, RTÉ One

While the Watergate scandal rivets Americans’ attention and forces President Nixon to resign, the Vietnamese continue to savage one another in a brutal civil war.

When hundreds of thousands of North Vietnamese troops pour into the South, Saigon descends rapidly into chaos and collapses.

For the next forty years, Americans and Vietnamese from all sides search for healing and reconciliation.

Safe House, 10.00pm, TV3

Here’s the highly controversial final episode of the ITV drama, which drew the social media ire of many fans when it was shown in the UK.

Sam (Zoe Tapper) confronts Tom (Stephen Moyer) and he finally comes clean about his real reasons for leaving the Police force.

When Sam finds out the explosive truth her image of the man she loves will change completely. But will she be able to forgive Tom for all his lies?

Don't Miss

Would I Lie to You? 8.30pm, BBC One

Eleven seasons in and this panel show is as funny and on the money as ever.

This week, the always impressive trio of host Rob Brydon and team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by Sheila Hancock, Stephen Mangan, Mark Bonnar and Anita Rani for some more spoofery and tale-telling.

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