MONDAY 26th
South Africa Walks (BBC4, 8.30pm) Julia Bradbury visits South Africa and gives us a tour of some fascinating and beautiful scenery.The History Of Safari with Richard E. Grant (BBC4, 9pm) The actor gives us a 90-minute insight into African hunting.
Mary Queen Of Shops Revisited (BBC2, 9pm) Follow-up to the series where Mary Portas tried to update charity shops.
The World's Richest Teenager & Me (Channel 4, 10pm) Documentary series where comedian Mark Dolan meets the world's most wealthy kids.
TUESDAY 27th
The Story Of Science (BBC2, 9pm) Six-part series where Michael Mosley explores how politics and human foibles have steered scientific progress.La La Land (BBC3, 10.30pm) Mockumentary following three deluded Brits (psychic medium Shirley Ghostman, filmmaker Brendan Allen and cockney actor-wannabe Gary Garner) as they try to become famous in L.A. All three characters are played by comedian Marc Wootton, who interacts with real people.
WEDNESDAY 28th
Dollhouse (ITV4, 8pm) Season 2 of the US sci-fi drama. Stars Eliza Dushku.Sons Of Anarchy (Bravo, 10pm) Season 2 of the US drama.
THURSDAY 29th
Autistic Driving School (BBC3, 9pm) Documentary looking at how youngsters with autism are taught to drive.FRIDAY 30th
Embarrassing Bodies: Kids (Channel 4, 9pm) Series looking at the embarrassing health issues children suffer.SATURDAY 1st
I'm In A Rock N' Roll Band! (BBC2, 9.40pm) Six-part series looking at what makes the perfect rock n' roll band.SUNDAY 2nd
Scream If You Know The Answer (Watch, 7pm) Duncan James hosts this gameshow where celebritites answer questions while on theme park rides. Features Ben Shepherd & Kyran Bracken.Lewis (ITV1, 8.30pm) Return of the detective series. Stars Kevin Whately & Laurence Fox.
Modern Masters (BBC1, 9pm) Art series presented by critic Alastair Sooke. This opener focuses on Andy Warhol.
The Volcano That Stopped Britain (Channel 4, 10pm) Documentary about the travel chaos caused across Britain and western Europe by Iceland's erupting volcano Eyjafjallajökull.
