BBC Scotland TV Guide

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Coverage of the second leg of the semi-final (Kick-off 7.45pm), as the team that finished second in the Championship hosts the winners of the quarter-final

Part two of two. It seems the gang isn't what it used to be, so Jack and Victor head to the cinema in need of some cheering up. However, Jack gets more than he bargained for after he makes a strange sighting. Meanwhile, at the Clansman, Boabby the barman gets hooked on internet dating and attempts to coax Winston into giving it a shot. To help matters, Boabby shares his unique dating technique - which involves being economical with the truth. Elsewhere, Navid has a near-miss with a mysterious pedestrian. Comedy, starring Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill

Hard-hitting drama written by and starring Richard Gadd - last seen in Netflix thriller Baby Reindeer - and charting the explosive friendship between two men over a 30-year period, since they were brought into each other's lives as youngsters through death and circumstance. In 1993, Niall is conflicted when asked by his mother to lie in court about Ruben's violence. He seems to have changed for the better, so the decision weighs heavily on him. Co-starring Jamie Bell, Marianne McIvor and Neve McIntosh

Beth and Eric think Ian is taking them out for a 30th wedding anniversary dinner, but he and Gordon are actually throwing them a surprise party at their house. Ian tries to keep the focus on his mum and dad, but a drunk Cathy treats Eric, Beth and the rest of the guests to a replay of her and Colin's first wedding dance. Comedy, starring Arabella Weir, Alex Norton, Doon Mackichan, Jonathan Watson and Elaine C Smith

A look into the world of Josie KO. whose sculptures emit colour and mischief, but beneath the gaudy knitted skirts and over-the-top wigs lies a more serious message