TV Guide 5SELECT Sunday

Convinced that Kaz Proctor is the enigmatic leader of the vigilante group the Red Right Hand, Bea agrees to let her visit the prison as a chance to tell her to stop. However, the fanatic Kaz is so convicted to Bea's cause she is unable to contemplate the fact that her convict idol might not approve of her actions. Meanwhile, Franky receives orders to get Jodie to spill the beans about what Ferguson did to her during her nocturnal visits to solitary, and financial pressures force a still recovering Fletch to return to the Wentworth, where an encounter with Jess causes a crucial memory from his hit-and-run attack to come flooding back. Australian prison drama, starring Danielle Cormack

Ferguson takes swift and brutal vengeance against Bea, who she correctly pinpoints as the mastermind behind Jodie's sudden decision to report her abuses to the ombudsman. With her protector gone, Jodie finds herself isolated and vulnerable once again, but the real extent of the 'Freak's' plot only becomes clear when Bea wakes to find herself strapped into a bed in the psych unit. Meanwhile, a heavily pregnant Doreen receives a heartening visit from Nash, and Kaz plans the weapon that killed Harry Smith on Will's property - ruining his relationship with Rose in the process. Australian prison drama, starring Danieele Cormack, Pia Miranda and Pamela Rabe

Rob Bell investigates the sinking of the Mary Rose - Henry VIII's great warship - which went down nearly five centuries ago, killing more than 400 men. He gathers evidence from the marine archaeologists who excavated the shipwreck and learns what secrets they discovered on the seabed. He also delves into the Admiralty's archives to uncover the Mary Rose's forgotten past as the very first flagship of the Royal Navy

Rob Bell uncovers the story behind what was once the longest passenger ship in the world, the SS Great Britain. Designed by acclaimed Victorian engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, this vast vessel rewrote the rulebook, pioneering innovations still found on almost all modern ships

Rob Bell reveals the secrets of the historic ships that shaped the nation. He begins with the story of HMS Victory, Admiral Nelson's personal flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar. When Victory was built more than 40 years previously, she was the largest warship in the world with firepower equivalent to a whole army on land. However, Rob discovers that this titan of the seas was very nearly scrapped long before the battle that would ultimately seal her place in history

An ambitious senatorial candidate murders his campaign manager for threatening to expose his secret affair. To avoid suspicion, the politician makes the killing look as if he was the intended target of an assassination attempt that went wrong - but ends up having to pit his wits against the slovenly sleuth. Detective drama, starring Peter Falk, Jackie Cooper, Ken Swofford and Tisha Sterling

An actor who plays a detective on a soap opera is being blackmailed by his ex-lover, who is also his producer. Convinced that playing a sleuth makes him clever enough to get away with murder, he kills her and frames her husband - but has reckoned without the intervention of the crumpled cop. Crime drama, with Peter Falk and William Shatner

The sleuth's holiday in Mexico is disrupted by a bizarre death involving a suave retired bullfighter, who has killed his best friend using one of the animals as a murder weapon - but is determined his spotless image and reputation will remain untarnished. Crime drama, starring Peter Falk, Ricardo Montalban, A Martinez and Pedro Armendariz Jr

A wealthy man due to marry a younger woman is electrocuted in the bath. Columbo suspects the victim's identical twin nephews - a flamboyant TV chef and a conservative banker - who stand to inherit his fortune if he died unmarried, but the detective is unsure which of them is the guilty party. Drama, starring Peter Falk, and Martin Landau in a dual role. With Paul Stewart, Julie Newmar and Jeanette Nolan

One hundred years ago, the world celebrated one of history's most famous archaeological moments when Howard Carter finally unwrapped the mummy of Tutankhamun. In this documentary, Dr Xand van Tulleken sets out to re-examine the six days it took to reveal the boy king beneath the bandages

Part one of two. The comedian explores intriguing mysteries surrounding the world's pyramids with the help of archaeologist Raksha Dave and Egyptologist Chris Naunton, beginning with why and how these structure were built. The journey begins in Egypt with a search for answers about the missing body of pharaoh Khufu, the man behind the Great Pyramid of Giza