TV Guide BBC Two Wednesday

Angela Scanlon and guests examine the candidates' performances and analyse the TV Selling task, the boardrooms and the firings. Plus, a chat with the latest person to leave the process

The body of Giles, an eccentric monster hunter, is recovered from the sea. He bears injuries oddly suggestive of the legendary creature he's spent years chasing - the Lusca. Mervin's life is turned upside down by an unexpected visit from his niece Eloise

Prestwick's art deco Broadway Cinema has not shown a film since its doors closed in 1976, so Mark Stuckey and Steve Rowley must battle rust, missing wires and obsolete carbon-arc lamps if they hope to bring its twin projectors back to life. Dom Chinea meets Shetlander Victoria, who needs her grandfather's accordion fixed if she's to realise her busking ambitions, and then discovers the centuries-old art of enamelling watch dials, a craft that demands steady hands

Bradley and Barney Walsh welcome back four finalist contenders to take on the Gladiators, and each other, for the title of champion in the grand final. Viper leaves the Gladiators gobsmacked, Bradley races Electro on the track, and much to Guy Mowbray's surprise, Legend tries his hand at commentary

The newsreader heads to the medieval Tuscan town of Barga, where more than half the locals have Scottish connections. Staying in a mansion that's now a Glaswegian-run B&B, Clive finds out why Italians love a fish supper, helps cook dinner for 14 and joins an expedition to discover the forgotten quartz quarry that helped make Tuscany's capital Florence so beautiful

Zoologist George McGavin continues his exploration of the primate world, considering how the secret to their success is the ability to live in close-knit family and social groups. This is demonstrated by the emperor tamarin males conned into childcare in Peru and the South African vervet monkeys that have a sophisticated alarm system to protect them from predators. But living together often has its problems, like the Barbary macaques in Gibraltar who have their babies stolen by others out to impress their boss, the matriarchal ring-tailed lemur societies where females battle one another with their children in tow, and the hamadryas baboons of Ethiopia where the males rule with an iron fist

The experts visit Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire, where they value a wooden bicycle, an embroidered egg and the first All Blacks rugby shirt. Also among the treasures are a large pocket knife with 96 implements and a First World War pack with a bullet still lodged in it. Presented by Michael Aspel

Four chefs compete for Northern Ireland with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry. The judges are 2025's banquet winners Sally Abe and Jean Delport. Dishes include a red knotted brioche handkerchief as a homage to School for Good and Evil. Also, there's a tribute to director Lisa Barros D'Sa with barbecued monkfish served from a teapot

When the circumstances of a crime novelist's death eerily mirror the details of his final novel, Humphrey must uncover whether it was a coincidence or murder by design. The Lily Bond is caught adrift leaving Humphrey and Martha back home with Anne. Crime drama, starring Kris Marshall

Chaquie helps Rachel get ready for an important event for Anna. On the way, Celine and Rachel stop by the Walsh house - only to discover Anna is missing. Claire drops Kate off to James, but their tense exchange leaves her questioning how their co-parenting arrangement is working. Also, after an argument between the sisters, a quiet moment of unity pulls them back together