TV Guide Drama Friday

The matriarch of a wealthy Dublin family is strangled to death during a video call in front of her horrified relatives, and her daughter employs the services of the newly formed Wild/Reid Detective Agency. It quickly becomes apparent that the motive for the murder was a sizeable inheritance, but everyone who stood to benefit was on the call at the time of the murder

The lads are bemused after they are ordered to capture a dangerous escaped panther, and wonder if they are the victims of a hoax. Meanwhile, Evans is disturbed to learn a friend may be bullying an Asian soldier

A man is framed as a drug pusher by a police officer, while Julia has to decide whether Melody still needs Joe's supervision. George worries about Nick adapting to the challenges of being home alone

Joe watches over Melody as she tackles her first proper day in her new job, while Nick is frustrated as he struggles to complete a seemingly easy task during his rehab course

Kath wonders whether she is doing the right thing when Simon bursts into the hospital and confronts her about the divorce papers, and a rugby team's arrival causes chaos, prompting Steve to pass his responsibilities onto a less-than-pleased Jess. Meanwhile, Owen struggles to cope with a crowd of excitable 10-year-olds at Katie's birthday party, and Chrissie lets him down by turning up late

Zoe tries to persuade social services to let her foster Sharice, but knows how tough she will find getting through to the girl. Curtis's date with Alice is ruined by an urgent phone call from the Farmead Estate, and Adam struggles to deal with the ramifications of Alex's condition

Sleuth Phryne Fisher is plunged into the diverse worlds of Jewish politics, alchemy and poison after the body of a young man is found in a bookshop at the Eastern Market. Detective drama set in 1920s Australia, starring Essie Davis

Paul's errant uncle Donald MacDonald returns to Glenbogle after a 40-year absence, but his homecoming receives a mixed reaction. Lexie sets out to forget her marital problems by organising Molly's 60th birthday party, but the matriarch is not so keen to celebrate. Meanwhile, Isobel faces financial ruin after a contract to supply the estate with fresh bread and vegetables is cancelled, and Jess is concerned that she and Duncan are turning into a boring couple. Drama, guest starring Tom Baker, with Lloyd Owen, Susan Hampshire and Dawn Steele

Drug addict Terri Fuller arrives on Jersey with policewoman Liz Phillips under the witness protection scheme, as she is due to testify against her gangster boyfriend. Only Jim and Liz know her exact whereabouts, but a call to London to a journalist puts her pursuers in the picture. Jim foils an attempt to snatch her, but his problems are only just beginning. John Nettles stars

Charlie encounters an old flame when he takes Caroline to a football reunion weekend, and to escape her attentions pretends he and Caroline are newlyweds. However, he fails to let his 'wife' in on the plan. Kevin Keegan guest stars as himself, with Joe McGann and Diana Weston

When faced with a hefty dentist bill, Lovejoy agrees to settle it by investigating the alleged death by drowning of Terence Sullivan, a fellow antiques dealer. It doesn't take long to determine that Sullivan is still alive, having taken up residence with an attractive stewardess. When Charlotte sees Lovejoy's caring side towards the 'widow', she feels she may have misjudged his character and finally gives in to his seductive charm. Pete Postlethwaite guest stars, with Ian McShane

Charlie encounters an old flame when he takes Caroline to a football reunion weekend, and to escape her attentions pretends he and Caroline are newlyweds. However, he fails to let his 'wife' in on the plan. Kevin Keegan guest stars as himself, with Joe McGann and Diana Weston