KEY POINTS:
TODAY'S PICKS
7.30PM, TV ONE
CORONATION STREET
Charlie is pretty happy with himself for juggling Maria and Tracy; Ashley's family supports him in his time of need; and Liz tries to raise the money to buy the pub.
7.30PM, TV3
DOWNSIZE MY PET
There once was a prince called Oscar who was a fat, spoilt chihuahua. Yes, thanks to a diet of roast chicken, beef jerky and cheesecake, Oscar is overweight and needs downsizing.
7.30PM TV2
THE AMAZING RACE: ALL STARS
There's only four teams left and when one couple only just catch their flight to Guam, it could have just as well been three couples left.
9.30PM, TV ONE
THE TUDORS
Noticed how the sex quota has dropped off considerably in this royal drama? Nevermind, there might be more action tonight as Henry's hunger for Anne Boleyn grows.
9.30PM, TV3
OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE
It's about time Van had some good luck which is why it's great to see he makes a new friend. And if an old adversary of Judd's doesn't stuff things up then he could be in the money.
MOVIES
8.30PM, SKY MOVIES
DATE MOVIE
Herald Rating: *
A severe shortage of laughs in this supposed parody of teen films like American Pie and Meet the Parents. A shame, it looked quite promising in the trailers. (2006)
8.30PM, SKY MOVIES GREATS
THE PERFECT STORM
Herald Rating: * * *
A heavily fictionalised guess at what happened to the fishing boat Andrea Gayle and its crew during the "storm of the century" in the early nineties off the coast of New England. A powerful film with a hint Shakespeare's The Tempest about it, starring George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg and Diane Lane. (2000)
7.05PM, SKY MOVIES 2
NANNY MCPHEE
Herald Rating: * * * *
Emma Thompson plays a magical nanny who sorts out some troublesome tots. Mary Poppins similarities aside, it's one of the better kids' films of recent years, with production design that places it alongside the Harry Potter films or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. (2005)