TV Guide ITV Saturday

The group has now been reduced from 14 to 11 as brutal hikes and treacherous crossings prove too much for some. After they grapple with who should leave the mountain at the first vote-off, the Mountain's Keeper forces their hand yet again with a difficult decision that has everyone feeling vulnerable. Will the ensuing elimination see the group vote with their heads or their hearts?

The duo host as competitive father-and-daughter duo David and Emma take on the challenge that gives contestants a chance to win a limitless jackpot by climbing an endless money ladder. Having already overcome significant personal hurdles and been put in a great place by their competitiveness, can David's risk-taking be balanced by level-headed Emma to help them scale the dizzying heights of the ladder, or will they crash out before they can cash out?

Stephen Mulhern hosts as he revisits Brian and Kelly's fierce Deal or No Deal clashes with the terrible Banker. Do they have the strength to take him on and win as they open the iconic red boxes, or does the mysterious money man keep hold of the jackpot once again?

Joining Alan at Manor Farm are TV presenter Penny Lancaster and triple Olympic gold-medal winning gymnast Max Whitlock. Garden designer Chris Hull welcomes in the Year of the Horse with a display of plants in honour of the Chinese New Year, and food writer Jonathan Phang combines his passion for delicious artisanal produce with creative flair and genial hospitality as he provides the perfect vessel for a midday snack

Prue is joined by actress Sophie Winkleman, making her a chicken pie using hot-water crust pastry, then prepares an oxtail stew and dumplings served with frozen mashed potato. Meanwhile, her husband John heads out to the garden to catch up with gardener Philippa, and Prue's food hero this time is a northern Chinese restaurant that is making waves in south Wales.

Ainsley Harriott heads to the capital Nassau, where he climbs the Queen's Staircase walkway and visits the colonial-era Fort Charlotte. He joins Simeon Hall Jr to explore the deep roots of Bahamian history before rounding things off with a hearty island veggie stew pot and a warm Johnny cake

England v Ireland (Kick-off 2.10pm). Mark Pougatch presents all the action from both teams' third match of the championship, held at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. Ireland claimed a hard-fought 27-22 win when the teams met at Aviva Stadium last year, but England ended up finishing one place above them in the table in second due to having one more bonus point, but one fewer than champions France. With analysis from Jonny Wilkinson, Brian O'Driscoll and Rory Best, pitchside inserts by Topsy Ojo, and commentary from Nick Mulliins, David Flatman and Gordon D'Arcy

Bradley Walsh hosts as Catherine Tyldesley, Levi Roots, Chris McCausland and Rick Wakeman pit their wits against one of the ruthless Chasers in the hope of winning a potential prize pot worth thousands of pounds. They must work as a team and play strategically to answer general knowledge questions against the clock and race down the game board to the exit without being caught

A psychiatrist uncovers Gacy's dark history as Tovar and Kozenczak examine how systems failed to stop his murders, and a romance develops between Billy Kindred and Mary Jane. Drama, starring Michael Chernus and Gabriel Luna