TV Guide BBC Scotland Friday

Established in 1786, the Northern Lighthouse Board's lighthouse keepers, along with technicians, engineers and generations of able-bodied seafarers, have kept vessels safe to navigate some of the world's most treacherous coastal waters. This documentary offers a rare glimpse into the working world of the dedicated workers who are responsible for keeping the lights on in 208 lighthouses around the coast of Scotland and the Isle of Man

In 1975, wrestler Andy Robin and his wife Maggie adopted nine-month-old bear cub Hercules and, against all the odds, set out to tame one of the world's fiercest animals and what followed was an extraordinary tale of wrestling, rescue and super stardom. Featuring never seen before home video, this documentary revisits the incredible bond between Andy, Maggie and Hercules the bear

Documentary following the singer as she embarks on an emotional pilgrimage from Glasgow to Rome to perform a newly written hymn in front of an audience including Pope Leo XIV at the Palace of Castel Gandolfo. The programme shows Michelle recording the hymn in Scotland, reconnecting with the Catholic faith of her childhood, and finally stepping onto the world stage in Italy

Jack and Victor find out that Navid and Meena have got themselves a caravan and start to pester the shopkeeper to let them borrow it. When he refuses, the boys are left with no option but to bring out their finest sob story - and Navid relents, making it clear it's for one night only. However, their relaxing break soon turns into a shambles as they spend most of their time tracking down an unwelcome guest. Comedy, written by and starring Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill, with Sanjeev Kohli and Shamshad Akhtar

Cathy, Colin, Ian and Gordon head to Eric and Beth to celebrate Burns Night, and everyone is surprised when Christine turns up - back early from visiting daughter Sophie in north Wales and full of complaints about the trip. Colin's mention of ex-girlfriend Yvonne sets Cathy's blood boiling, while not all the guests are enthusiastic about eating haggis, least of all vegetarian Gordon. Comedy, starring Arabella Weir, Alex Norton, Doon Mackichan, Jonathan Watson and Elaine C Smith