There's the opening semi-final of Britain's Got Talent, Danny Dyer is the first to face The Assembly, Jason Schwartzman stars in Between The Temples – and a URC double-bill featuring Leinster and Ulster . . .
Pick of the Day
Britain's Got Talent, 7.00pm, Virgin Media One/UTV
It's the opening semi-final of this year's talent contest.
Ant and Dec (below) host as the first eight acts that made it through the audition rounds perform in front of the judges and a live audience for a chance at a place in the final.
For the first time in the history of the show, the golden buzzer now appears in the live rounds, giving judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, as well as presenters Ant and Dec, the power to send one act straight through to the grand final.
The audience will then vote for their favourite act, who will gain the second place.
New or Returning Shows
The Assembly, 10.05pm, Virgin Meda One
Streaming on Virgin Media Play
In each episode of this new series, a different celebrity will face an interview unlike any other.
David Tennant, Gary Lineker, Jade Thirlwall, and Danny Dyer (below) face the grilling of a lifetime from a fearless cast of autistic and learning-disabled interviewers.
The rules are simple: no question is off the table, and no subject out of bounds.
What is David Tennant’s skincare regime? Was Gary Lineker shoved out of the BBC? Does Jade Thirlwall get trapped wind? How did Danny Dyer find going to therapy?
First up: former EastEnders star Danny Dyer. David Tennant follows tomorrow night at 10.10pm.
New to Stream
Between The Temples, Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW
This warm and anxious comedy-drama from prolific writer/director Nathan Silver explores the complexities of belief, connection, and what it means to be a real mensch.
Ben (Jason Schwartzman) is a forty-something cantor losing his voice and possibly his faith.
Struggling to meet the expectations of his rabbi, congregation, and not one but two Jewish mothers, Ben finds his world turned upside down when his grade school music teacher (Carol Kane) re-enters his life as an adult bat mitzvah student.
Don’t Miss
Imagine, 12.50am, BBC Four
Here's a real treat of a repeat. Rather late, but worth the wait.
Listen to Me Marlon, Stevan Riley's award-winning documentary presents an intimate portrait of legendary Hollywood star Marlon Brando (below).
It makes use of hundreds of hours of the actor's own archival audio tapes and home-movie footage alongside excerpts from some of his most extraordinary performances on stage and screen.
Covering the breadth of his life and career these extracts shed light on the notoriously private Brando's existence as a talented but tormented performer, and offer an insight into the feelings and fears he hid behind his actorly mask.
Saturday Cinema
West Side Story, 1.50pm, BBC Two
Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's Oscar-winning musical adapted from their own stage production, starring Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno and George Chakiris.
Two teenagers from rival New York street gangs, the Jets and the Sharks, fall in love - but it causes already simmering tensions to explode.
Although not as colourful as Steven Spielberg's remake, the original is still the best.
Jerry Maguire, 9.05pm, TG4
Here's a fun film to brighten up your Saturday night - if required.
Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy drama, with Tom Cruise (below), Renee Zellweger, Kelly Preston, Jonathan Lipnicki, and Cuba Gooding Jr, who won an Oscar for his performance.
The Cruiser stars as an idealistic sports agent who produces a mission statement at work promising to treat clients fairly.
Unfortunately, it costs him his job.
Forced to set up an agency on his own, the only people prepared to stand by him are a lovelorn staff accountant and a footballer.
Family Flick
The Mitchells vs the Machines, 7.00pm, RTÉ One
Kids are an optional extra for watching this - you can enjoy it wirth or without them.
It's an animated comedy adventure, with the voices of Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Abbi Jacobson and Olivia Colman.
A quirky, dysfunctional family's road trip is upended when they find themselves in the middle of a robot apocalypse and suddenly become humanity's unlikeliest last hope.
Sport
URC Live, 4.45pm, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
All the action from the match at Parc y Scarlets as Scarlets entertain Leinster (KO 5.15pm).
Leinster have been in excellent form this season and will be expecting to finish top of the regular-season table, but they cannot take anything for granted against Scarlets, who are pushing for a place in the play-offs.
Clare MacNamara presents, with analysis from Bernard Jackman, Donncha O'Callaghan and Jamie Heaslip.
At 7.15pm the focus turns to Ulster v Sharks (KO 7.35pm) as, once again, Clare MacNamara presents all the action from the match at Kingspan Stadium.
Ulster are bidding for a place in the play-offs and this is their final home game of the regular season, with matches away to Munster and Edinburgh to follow.
However, this will not be an easy contest against the South African outfit, who are all but assured of their place in the quarter-finals.
Live Women's Six Nations, 2.00pm, Virgin Media One
Coverage of both teams' concluding match of the championship, held at Hive Stadium in Edinburgh, as Scotland face Ireland (KO 2.30pm).
Ireland claimed a 15-12 win when the teams met at Kingspan Stadium last year, with Dannah O'Brien kicking the winning penalty, and another closely fought encounter is anticipated.
Match of the Day Live: The FA Cup, 4.45pm, BBC One
Gary Lineker presents all the action from the opening semi-final, held at Wembley Stadium, as Crystal Palace face Aston Villa (KO 5.15pm).
Palace are looking to reach the final for the first time since 2016 and they have never lifted the trophy, but they impressed in the quarter-finals with a 3-0 win at Fulham.
The Villans have won this competition on seven occasions, but the most recent of those triumphs came all the way back in 1957, and if they are to reach the final on this occasion they will have to overcome the Eagles for the first time in four attempts this term.
With analysis from Glenn Murray, Micah Richards and Wayne Rooney, and commentary by Steve Wilson and Alan Shearer.
