There's more food and fun on First Dates Ireland, Noel Fitzpatrick heads off on a Supervet Safai Special, Outer Banks returns for a third season, while The Apprentice deals with confused convicts . . .
Pick of the Day
First Dates Ireland, 9.30pm, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
More romance and grub under the supervision of Mateo and co.
James from Dublin reckons he ticks many of the dating boxes - tall, tattooed and owner of his own business - but has been told he is arrogant, loud and intimidating.
How will his date Natalie, who lives in Meath, assess him?
Meanwhile. Pokemon fan Clodagh is shocked to discover that Francis has recently dumped his Charizard socks, and Mikey from Mayo waits at the bar for Alana from Meath, who confesses she always backs out on dates.
Don’t Miss
The Apprentice, 9.00pm, BBC One
This show remains a must-see if you want to feel better about yourself. Be thankful you lack the desperate silliness of contestants on this show.
This week sees the candidates embark on a mission to sell and run immersive tours in Shropshire, tasked to sell tickets, book entertainment and organise food and drink. What can't go wrong?
One team deals with confused convicts, while the opposing side narrowly avoids a dining disaster. In the boardroom there's no escape, as one candidate is dismissed at the hands of Alan Sugar (above).
The Dog House, 8.00pm, Channel 4
More shaggy dog stories from the staff of Woodgreen animal charity, who are committed to matching their homeless dogs with prospective owners.
This week's episode sees a lively French bulldog - aren't they very cool these days? - meet drag queen John and partner Sammy.
Meanwhile, the unluckiest dog on Woodgreen's books, Peaches the lurcher, goes on not one but two dates. Best of luck Peaches!
Ear To The Ground, 7.00pm, RTÈ One
This week, on the penultimate episode of the season, Darragh visits a Dairy Farm in Westmeath looking for a fresh start with the aid of robotics.
Elsewhere, Helen finds out about the Satellite Imagery being used to approve farm payments and Ella speaks to Páraic Póil about the traditional stone walls he has built on the Aran Islands.
Who Do You Think You Are? 10.15pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
Star of stage and screen - and all-round wonderful human being - Judi Dench (below) sets out to research her ancestry, beginning with her father Reginald Dench.
He never spoke of his experiences during the First World War, so she tries to find out how he won his gallantry medals.
Judi's investigations then take a truly epic turn, leading her to 16th-century Denmark and nobility. The actress also discovers, to her delight, some remarkable Shakespearean links.
New or Returning Shows
The Supervet: Safai Special, 9.00pm, Channel 4
Channel 4's Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick (below) steps out of his comfort zone by heading to South Africa to spend time with the magnificent animals of the savannah.
He also meets up with some of the selfless people who dedicate their lives to looking after those creatures - often in very difficult circumstances.
Noel meets the animals threatened by poaching, injured due to neglect in captivity, and exploited in one way or another.
The pioneering vet also helps endangered rhinos and improve the lives of two big cats by performing procedures rarely - if ever - provided for wild animals before.
President Zelensky: Unspun World Special, 7.00pm, BBC Two
This fella’s on the telly more often than Ant and Dec these days. Just saying.
Ukraine President Zelensky (below) talks to John Simpson in Kyiv, in a wide-ranging interview to mark a year since Russia's invasion.
The president says he won't concede territory to Russia in any future peace deal to end the war and warns Belarus against helping a renewed Russian offensive.
He reflects on images of some of the pivotal moments of the conflict and discusses the predicted spring offensive and its impact on Ukrainian forces.
New to Stream
Outer Banks: Season 3, Netflix
New adventures take the Pogues - no, not the band! - to the Caribbean and far beyond as the friends are pulled into a dangerous rival's hunt for a legendary lost city.
A Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou, Netflix
A womb with a view. Awkward adulthood. The not-so-golden years. Journey through life’s stages with Jamie Demetriou (from Stath Lets Flats) in this musical sketch-comedy special.
Here he is with Nicola Coughlan at last year's Baftas.
Ending Today
Forensics: Catching the Killer, 9.00pm, Sky Crime
Streaming on NOW
This final episode explores the case of Nova Welsh whose body was found dumped under a stairwell in the apartment block where she lived.
Nova had been strangled and her killer remained at large for 30 years until forensic investigators retrieved the smallest of items left at the scene and found traces of a killer very close to home.
