TV Guide BBC Alba Wednesday

Animated series based on the work of children's author Tomi Ungerer about a pug dog born to cat parents living in Cat Town. The dog-in-a-cats' world has to figure out what his superpower is. Whatever it is, he has to also figure out what it does

When the farmer gets stuck in the toilet, Bitzer has to get vital supplies to him as a matter of urgency. His initial efforts end in failure and he drafts in Shaun and the gang to help out

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Orchestral musician Liam Lynch from Dunfermline chats to Joy in the studio and Calum Maclean researches a traditional event which often precedes a wedding in many parts of rural Scotland

Islay-born artist Heather Dewar meets and draws Ruairidh Gray, Mod Gold Medal winner from South Uist who is studying music at the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow. Heather takes some time away from the studio to visit the National gallery in Edinburgh and one of her favourite portraits, The Rev Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch, by Sir Henry Raeburn

Donald 'Sweeny' Macsween assesses his physical and mental health. Turning 40 gives Sweeny the opportunity to join the local over-40s Ness football team. Injuries are more frequent and recovery times long. Sweeny explores how exercises like pilates could help him prepare for an international over 40s tournament in Iceland. He also meets Falkirk man Peter Dunn who was helped by some Ness FC players when he suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch, leaving him to ask questions about his own diet and fitness regime

Ellen MacDonald embarks on a journey to discover all there is to know about coffee. Her adventure takes her to a coffee farm in Kenya, where she learns about the hard work behind growing coffee beans. Back in Scotland, she visits local roasteries and attends the lively Glasgow Coffee Festival, all while training with one of the country's best baristas as she explores coffee culture in Scotland

Spoof documentary shadowing a company that services short-term lets. Angela and Katie aim to clean-up and give the competition a bleaching. Blockages need to be dealt with, not just unclogging hot tub filters. A new staff member has a few skeletons in his cupboard but ex-con Daniel hopes he has a squeaky-clean future. Written by and starring Hannah McKirdy and Lana Pheutan

Angus Og was an anti-hero, a boozy, lazy, sneaky Hebridean on the make - but his schemes always failed. Created by Glasgow Gael Ewen Bain, he delighted readers of Scotland's best-selling newspaper for nearly 30 years. This documentary details the story behind the beloved Hebridean cartoon rascal