We Need to Talk About Cosby looks at the rise and fall of Bill Cosby, there's the penultimate episode of Smother, it’s Team Dance Week on DWTS and BBC drama Gold comes to a conclusion . . .
Pick of the Day
We Need to Talk About Cosby, 9.00pm, BBC Two
Here's a four-part Showtime series about a US showbiz superstar's fall from grace.
This documentary by W Kamau Bell offers a deeply personal exploration of actor and comedian Bill Cosby's descent from 'America's Dad’ to alleged sexual predator.
Along the way he talks to comedians, educators, journalists and survivors to have a conversation about the man and his crimes.
He begins by looking at the 1960s, when Cosby was collecting accolades for his comedy and finding his own ways of participating in the nation's civil rights movement.
But behind this righteous facade he was allegedly beginning to exploit his power.
Don’t Miss
Dancing with the Stars, 6.30pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
Doireann Garrihy and Jennifer Zamparelli (below) present as the remaining contenders take to the stage for Team Dance Week.
As usual, judges Brian Redmond, Loraine Barry and Arthur Gourounlian we be offering words of comfort and criticism to the efforts and giving their verdicts.
Smother, 9.30pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
We’re getting close to the end of the road in this family drama and tonight’s is the penultimate episode.
Val (Dervla Kirwan, above) refuses to listen to Jenny and Anna's fears that her life is in danger, but when she finally realises what Paul has been hiding, events spiral towards a shocking conclusion. Drama, starring Dervla Kirwan
Dancing on Ice, 6.30pm, UTV/ITV
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby (below) host the semi-final as the remaining celebrities and their partners take to the ice twice as they fight for their places in the climax to the competition.
Judges Oti Mabuse, Ashley Banjo, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean give their verdicts as this season’s contest nears its conclusion.
New or Returning Shows
Arctic from Above, 8.00pm, Sky Nature
Streaming on NOW
In this new series, wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin (below) ventures to one of Earth’s last great wildernesses to reveal fresh insights about its amazing creatures - as never seen before.
The Arctic. 5.4 million square miles of stunning landscape, ice and ocean. One of the most beautiful, unspoilt - and harshest - environments on Earth.
This desolate region is rich with incredible wildlife, from polar bears journeying hundreds of miles to hunt and breed to the extreme migrations of narwhals.
They also range from arctic wolves to reindeer, leopard seals to killer whales - all uniquely adapted to life at the top of the world.
Now, new technology is revealing the mysteries of these stunning species.
Dennis Cahill - Litir ó do Chara, 9.30pm, TG4
The life and music of master guitarist Dennis Cahill, from Chicago.
From his partnership with legendary fiddler Martin Hayes, to sell-out performances with the Gloaming, Dennis is remembered as a man with sharp wit, a deep understanding of music, and as an innovative guitarist who transformed accompaniment in Irish music.
Friends and musicians including Mary Joyce, Martin Hayes, Iarla Ó Lionáird, Liz Carroll and Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh share stories of Dennis Cahill.
Paul Whitehouse: Our Troubled Rivers, 8.00pm, BBC Two
In this two-parter, the actor, writer and comedian Paul Whitehouse (below, left, with Bob Mortimer) travels around England and Wales looking at the issues that their rivers and waterways are facing.
He begins by visiting the north of England to find out the impact water companies have on rivers, exploring the change in the industry since privatisation in 1989 and what regulations are in place when it comes to sewage discharge.
He meets concerned locals looking to highlight the health of the River Wharfe, a conservationist who warns of the ecological decline in iconic Lake Windemere.
He also talks to former Undertones singer Feargal Sharkey, who has become a figurehead for the campaign to prevent water companies dumping sewage into UK waterways and seas
New to Stream
Summit Fever, Sky Cinema & NOW
Ryan Phillippe, Hannah New and Freddie Thorp star in director Julian Gilbey’s action movie from last year.
It tells the tale of how a daring dream turns into a terrifying nightmare for a group of mountain climbers caught by a deadly storm near the summit.
Ending Today
World's Most Secret Hotels, 6.45pm, Channel 4
The final episode uncovers hidden retreats in Canada, Iceland, Sweden and the UK - from underwater sunken hotels to remote retreats surrounded by lava fields
Sunday Cinema
All the Money in the World, 11.30pm, Channel 4
Ridley Scott's fact-based drama, starring Michelle Williams, an Oscar-nominated Christopher Plummer, who replaced Kevin Spacey a few weeks before the film was released, and Mark Wahlberg.
The story’s not bad either. Mad to think it’s basically a true story.
When 16-year-old John Paul Getty III is kidnapped in 1973, his devoted mother tries to convince his billionaire grandfather Jean Paul Getty to pay the ransom.
