It’s the final of Strictly Come Dancing, there’s the RTÉ Sport Awards, and the battle of two Hollywood greats in Feud: Bette and Joan.
Pick of the day
Strictly Come Dancing: the Final, 6.30pm, BBC One
The wait is finally over, and after 13 amazing weeks of glitter, excitement and sensational dance performances, the glamorous finale night has arrived.
Fifteen celebrities entered the ballroom, but now only the finalists remain and each couple will perform in front of the judges and to the audience at home to battle it out in the ballroom for the very last time.
The judges scores will be for guidance only and the winner will be decided by the viewers’ votes alone.
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman will then reveal which celebrity and professional dancer the viewers have chosen to lift the famous Glitter Ball Trophy and be crowned the champions of Strictly Come Dancing 2017.
New or Returning Shows
The RTÉ Sport Awards, 9.15pm, RTÉ One
Darragh Maloney and Joanne Cantwell present the RTÉ Sport Awards 2017 live from Studio 1 in RTÉ, one of the highlights of the Irish sporting calendar.
Awards to be presented on the night include Sportsperson of the Year, Team of the Year, Manager of the Year and Young Sportsperson of the Year plus the announcement of this year’s Hall of Fame inductee.
As usual, the likes of gaelic games, football, rugby, boxing, athletics and cycling will feature. But who the ultimate winner will be is anyone’s guess.
Word of the Year, 6.00pm, Channel 4
This one-off programme explores the words that made it big in 2017.
Can you spot a 'hatfish' or a 'manfant'? Do you know the difference between a 'broflake' and a 'snowflake'? Is 'lagom' or 'lykke' your chosen path to happiness?
Dissecting the meanings of the many amazing terms that have come to prominence in the last 12 months are word fans Jo Brand, Sara Pascoe, Nish Kumar, Aisling Bea, Rik Edwards, June Sarpong and Jamie Laing.
Jeff Lynne’s ELO - Wembley or Bust, 11.30pm, BBC Two
Here’s a one-off musical special that should bring back a few memories if you’re old enough to remember the ELO.
As the title suggests, this is all about a big gig at Wembley where Jeff Lynne and co perform many of the band’s greatest hits such as Livin’ Thing, Mr Blue Sky and Telephone Line.
Ending Tonight
Witnesses: a Frozen Death, 9.00pm, BBC Four
The latest Beeb subtitled Saturday drama – a French cop show – comes to a conclusion as things threaten to go from bad to worse for Detective Sandra Winckler, who has been taken captive by a merciless killer.
If she doesn’t act quickly, she and her former lovers will be killed by the same method as previous victims. All that leaves her desperate for a solution that will keep everyone alive.
Don't Miss
Feud: Bette and Joan, 9.00pm, BBC Two
It’s 1962. Hollywood legend Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) realises that good roles are not being written for women of her age - and decides to find one for herself.
When she comes across the novel What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? by Henry Farrell, she knows that she has found the perfect part and convinces director Robert Aldrich (Alfred Molina) to champion the movie.
But now she needs to bring her bitter Hollywood rival and star of equal magnitude Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon) on board the project. Sparks are about to fly.
