There's the final of The Masked Singer, the documentary Pete Doherty: Stranger in My Own Skin, Michael McIntyre's Big Show, and Kerry host Mayo in the National Football League . . .
Pick of the Day
The Masked Singer: The Final, 7.00pm, Virgin Media One/UTV
So, it’s all down to this.
It's the fifth season Grand Final of TV's craziest guessing game with host Joel Dommett joined by panellists Rita Ora, Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan and special guest Rob Brydon.
I wonder will he get asked about the rumoured Gavin & Stacey revival?
This episode sees the final three masked singers compete to be crowned as this year's ultimate champion.
New or Returning Shows
Pete Doherty: Stranger in My Own Skin, 9.00pm, Sky Documentaries
Here's a documentary that should most certainly qualifies as adult content.
Discover English punk singer-songwriter and Libertines’ legendary front man, Peter Doherty, as he plunges into the depths of addiction at the very height of his popularity.
Over a period of 10 years, Peter Doherty was intimately filmed by director-musician Katia de Vidas who shot over 200 hours of exclusive footage.
We experience, in the artist’s own words, Doherty’s moving and emotionally charged fight to overcome his demons and emerge from darkness back into the light.
Movie Themes at the BBC: Volume 2, 9.20pm, BBC Two
Archive performances of songs from the big screen, including Lulu's To Sir with Love, Kate Bush's This Woman's Work, Lisa Loeb's Stay and Bruce Springsteen's Streets of Philadelphia.
Other highlights include Isaac Hayes and the Bees Gees with the best of 1970s funk and disco and a BBC Piano Room performance of Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Murder on the Dancefloor - currently causing a stir after its use in one of the year's most talked-about films, Saltburn.
Followed at 10.20pm by Movie Themes at the BBC: a selection of the best BBC moments and classic archives performances from singers and bands who cracked Hollywood as well as the pop charts.
Then at 11.20pm there’s . . . Sings Bond, a selection of performances of the Bond theme tunes across the years, including Adele's Skyfall and archive clips of Shirley Bassey belting out Diamonds Are Forever.
New Zealand by Train, 7.20pm, Channel 4
New Zealand is home to some of the world's most spectacular landscapes, and this two-part series - narrated by Julie Walters (below) - explores three of the country's major scenic rail journeys.
The first episode follows two rail routes on South Island, the spectacular Coastal Pacific running through the hills and vineyards of Marlborough to the small coastal town Kaikoura.
It also explores the TranzAlpine, crossing the Canterbury Plains towards the Southern Alps and Arthur's Pass National Park.
Lost Temples of Cambodia, 8.20pm, Channel 4
Archaeologist Pauline Carroll travels to Cambodia, meeting experts and exploring world-famous temple sites.
In tonight’s opening episode, Pauline visits Angkor, once the capital of the ancient Khmer Empire and home to the world's largest temple, Angkor Wat.
Pauline also travels to the remote jungle where Angkor's predecessor, the former capital of Mahendraparvata, has been located, to discover more about the roots of this great empire.
Don’t Miss
Michael McIntyre's Big Show, 6.50pm, BBC One
This week, Tom Allen bravely hands over his phone for Send to All, and Chesney Hawkes is duped into becoming the Unexpected Star . . . Star of the show.
Alex Jones, Jermaine Jenas and James Nesbitt help pull off an incredible surprise on a One Show fan, and football legend-turned-singer Eric Cantona performs an exclusive track from his debut album.
New to Stream
Dangerous Waters, Sky Cinema & NOW
This looks like it could be fun - once you don't take it seriously.
Odeya Rush, Eric Dane, Saffron Burrows, Ray Liotta, Sala Baker star in director John Barr’s pretty daft thriller.
A sailing adventure spirals out of control in this tightly wound-survival thriller. 19-year-old Rose (Rush) lives a tough, small-town life in Florida with her single mother Alma (Burrows).
Their luck seems to take a turn when Alma's new businessman boyfriend, Derek (Dane), whisks them away on a sailing adventure to Bermuda.
While at sea, Derek's 'business’ is revealed to be less than legitimate when their boat is attacked by savage villains, set on fire, and Alma is viciously killed.
Distraught and persecuted by Derek and The Captain (Liotta), Rose finds a primal instinct for survival and a need for vengeance.
She will not stop until those responsible for her mother's murder are dead.
Sport
Saturday GAA Live, 7.20pm, RTÉ2
Tonight’s top game sees Kerry host Mayo (throw-in 7.30pm) in the Allianz Football League Division One match at Austin Stack Park.
Mayo overcame Kerry at Castlebar in this competition last year and went on to win the trophy.
Joanne Cantwell presents, with analysis from Paul Flynn and Peter Canavan.
Saturday Cinema
The Revenant, 9.30pm, RTÉ2
Celebrated (if somewhat stomach-churning) Western, starring an Oscar-winning Leonardo DiCaprio, with Tom Hardy and Domhnall Gleeson.
A frontiersman leading a hunting party through the wilderness is mauled by a bear, and a travelling companion who pledged to stay with him until help comes kills his son and leaves him for dead.
Against all odds, the wounded man survives his injuries and embarks on a gruelling quest for revenge that takes him through a harsh landscape.
Family Flick
The Boss Baby 2: Family Business, 7.00pm, RTÉ One
Here's a tepid-but-passable animated comedy sequel, with the voices of Alec Baldwin, James Marsden and Ariana Greenblatt.
The Templeton brothers have become adults and drifted away from each other, but a new Boss Baby with a cutting-edge approach is about to bring them together again - and inspire a new family business.
