There's another double episode of The Dry, in Kathy Burke: Growing Up the actress ponders getting old, while Chris Packham's Animal Einsteins looks at the world’s smartest creatures . . .
Pick of the Day
The Dry, 9.35pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
Roisin Gallagher and the rest of the gang return for another double bill of Nancy Harris’s dramedy about a thirtysomething who returns from London keen to stay sober.
First up, Shiv's efforts to settle into life at home with the rest of the Sheridan clan are tested when she stumbles on a family secret.
Then at 10.05pm Shiv's new job comes with complications - and later on her family meeting has far-reaching consequences for the whole clan.
Don’t Miss
The Tourist, 9.30pm, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
The Jamie Dornan drama continues.
With nowhere else to turn, and a trail of bodies in his wake, the Man is forced to use Helen to ensure he stays alive long enough to discover who he is.
But their journey soon leads them to a grisly discovery that changes everything. Kostas and Dimitri fly to Australia, and Lachlan is given a renewed urgency to find his suspect.
But the course of events takes an unlikely and devastating turn, after Lachlan makes a grave decision.
Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon, 9.00pm, BBC One
This week sees Stacey and the team help the Clark family declutter as they lay out their belongings in a warehouse only to discover they own 521 odd socks (a world record, surely?), 75 barbies and 28 games controllers.
After moving from the US to a much smaller house in the UK the family no longer have the space they need.
Carpenter Rob creates some floor to ceiling storage for the family while Dilly reorganises the kitchen and laundry area.
Kirstie and Phil's Love It or List It: Brilliant Builds, 8.00pm, Channel 4
Kirstie Allsop and Phil Spencer look back on two very different downstairs dilemmas, with one family surrendering their space to pets and another struggling to entertain the community they serve.
Firstly, newlyweds Matt and Lucia struggled to fit their family into their living space as most of it had been given to their rescued pets.
Meanwhile Baptist minister Chris and Caroline had a severe lack of space in an already-extended property as they regularly host upwards of 14 people in their four-bed home.
The Piano, 9.00pm, Channel 4
The final stop on the search for Britain's best amateur pianists is Birmingham New Street Station in this penultimate episode.
Featuring a toe-tapping Jerry Lee Lewis hit and a unique Harry Styles cover. There is not a dry eye in the station when a Welsh retiree goes on a trip down memory lane.
As per usual, the unsuspecting performers are being watched by Lang Lang and Mika who are looking for a pianist to play at the Royal Festival Hall
Scarlett's Driving School, 8.30pm, BBC One
Fatemah has still never taken a driving test despite learning to drive for eight years.
It has fallen to the 25-year-old's adoring but nerve-shattered dad Akil to instruct her. But as Scarlett Moffatt's experts discover, the driving may not be the problem
New or Returning Shows
Kathy Burke: Growing Up, 10.00pm, Channel 4
Veteran British actress Kathy Burke contemplates if she should fight or accept old age and asks if it's easier or harder to be young in today's world.
It’s not just about Kathy though, as she speaks to some ordinary people with extraordinary lives.
In the first of this two-part special, Kathy explores how she feels about what is to come in later life. Well, other than the inevitable end.
She learns from 85-year-old model Bridget and a 70-year-old dominatrix that raging against the realities that come with old age might be the secret to aging disgracefully and with dignity.
The series also features contributions from Bill Bailey and Jennifer Saunders.
Chris Packham's Animal Einsteins, 8.00pm, BBC Four
The presenter introduces the unique talents of the world's most intelligent animals, investigating how nature's masterminds measure up against human brain power.
Looking at a variety of animals, such as ravens, crows, bees and starlings, Chris explores how different animals can use tools, solve complex puzzles, recognise themselves in mirrors and even reason like humans.
Six Wives with Lucy Worsley, 9.00pm, BBC Four
Well worth a look if you missed it before. Lucy is hugely informative and entertaining.
This documentary charts key moments in the lives of legendary British King Henry VIII's wives, combining dramatised scenes with the presenter's own contemporary historical comment.
In this episode, Lucy follows Catherine of Aragon through her emotional and physical struggles to give Henry the heir he so desperately needs to continue his dynasty.
When Catherine finally gives birth to a baby girl, Henry's eye wanders to the ladies at court - first Mary Boleyn, and then to her sister, Anne.
The Control Room, 9.00pm, Virgin Media More
Flwaed but very entertaining three-part drama from the BBC, with a great central performance from Iain De Caestecker.
He plays Gabe, a young emergency services call handler, who takes a call from a panicked woman confessing to killing her boyfriend.
And while she refuses to say who she is, the woman realises that she and Gabe know each other. Suddenly Gabe is no longer just a call handler.
