TV Guide BBC Two Saturday

Juliet's nighttime secret forces her into a dangerous lie, and Lorna confronts the past she's hiding from Grace. The girls ramp up the App with shocking results, and Iris is missing. Gigi hosts an event that takes a dark turn when the police show up

As winter draws near, Monty Don is busy making leafmould, lifting and storing dahlias, and planting tulips and wallflowers in pots. Carol Klein visits a beautiful garden in Oxfordshire where their spectacular borders maintain their colour and interest right through autumn and beyond. And in Essex, Arit Anderson explores a new housing estate to see how a collaboration with a famous local garden has inspired far from typical planting

Anita meets three well-known personalities to discover what makes Christmas special for them, and how it's been a marker for memorable moments in their careers, family life and faith. The first episode features Sheila Hancock, who chats about childhood as an evacuee, stage and screen success, married life and her connection to the Quaker faith

Documentary series following the ups and downs of six farming families in Scotland and Northern Ireland as they face up to tough economic times and an uncertain future. Crofting couple Lynn Cassells and Sandra Baer face the danger of a drought, while buffalo farmer Stevie Mitchell's herd go for a cooling dip in the loch. At the Royal Highland Show, hill farmer Johnny Irvine and his son Raymond are hoping for success with their Charolais cattle, while Aimee Budge from Shetland puts her pony skills to the test

Drama-documentary re-creating biologist Joe Hutto's year spent raising 13 wild turkeys from an endangered breed in Florida. The scientist looked after the birds as though they were his own children, learning to communicate with them and seeing the world from their perspective, before experiencing a sense of heartache as they left him to begin life on their own

Sylvia Syms narrates a history of Westerns, covering the golden age of the 1940s and '50s, the European influence of the Spaghetti Westerns, and the stars that keep the western alive and popular even today. Featuring interviews with Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Yul Brynner, Paul Newman, John Wayne and Clint Eastwood.

Two itinerant cowboys help guide a Mormon wagon train on its dangerous journey west in search of the promised land, crossing paths with travelling entertainers, rowdy gunfighters, cut-throat natives and a fugitive band of ruthless outlaws. John Ford's Western, starring Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Ward Bond, Harry Carey Jr and Charles Kemper

A cavalry officer on the brink of retirement takes drastic steps to prevent an impending war with the Arapaho people, stirred up by double-dealing agents and Custer's recent defeat. After a series of skirmishes and minor victories, he decides the best solution is to ride into the Arapaho camp and negotiate a truce. John Ford Western, starring John Wayne, Joanne Dru, John Agar and Ben Johnson

The teams race from the surf mecca El Zonte on the Pacific coast across the entirety of El Salvador, known as the land of volcanoes, before entering Honduras to reach the third checkpoint, the colonial mountain town of Valle de Angeles. With the gap between teams reduced to just three and a half hours, Anita Rani and Bal Nazran are first to depart, eager to maintain their lead. However, Roman and Harleymoon Kemp hatch a plan to steal first place, by speeding along the coast to enter Honduras by sea

A look back at the year when Simply Red, the Housemartins, Sinitta, the Communards and Swing Out Sister hit the charts. It was a time that saw the advent of house music, the big bang in the money markets and political fatigue on the left. How did these real-world events make their mark on the nation's most popular show?

A dissident film-maker is trying to direct a film in Turkey while being forced to remain in a nearby Iranian border town and finds himself embroiled in a local scandal. Romantic drama, starring Jafar Panahi and Vahid Mobasseri