Sky Max SkyTV

GCHQ falls victim to a cyber attack and Jerry thinks it would be great if the hacker joins the team. Mary prepares to see her ex. (S1, ep 4)

The Kiss: Monroe and Rosalee race to find a cure for Juliette. Nick and his mother bond while battling some deadly creatures. (S2, ep 2)

Police track down suspects using dogs and drones and deal with a drunk man causing problems in the neighbourhood. Flashing images. (S2, ep 14)

Documentary series following one of the UK's largest police forces, Greater Manchester Police, as they tackle crime and battle to keep the streets safe.

Roma and Ronnie can't believe their eyes when a Slough driver blows the highest reading they've ever seen on a breathalyser and Chris busts an innovative supermarket thief. (S5, ep 9)

Oia'i'o (Trust): Bowing out with a bang, this first season finale features a fiendish twist or two. The tables are turned when Wo Fat turns his attention to finishing Five-0. (S1, ep 24)

Gasoline Drum: SWAT teams up with Jim Street in a hunt for a mother and son who are on the run from a drugs cartel. Hondo makes a distressing discovery. (S2, ep 2)

Documentary series following Australia's traffic enforcers. Officers face high-speed chases, defiant hooligans, explosive crashes and out-of-control drunk drivers. (S11, ep 10)

All in a Days Work: Officers deal with a driver who claims that his glasses case looks like a phone, a motorist causes mayhem on the roads and another refuses his fine politely. (S12, ep 1)

Documentary series following Australia's traffic enforcers. Officers face high-speed chases, defiant hooligans, explosive crashes and out-of-control drunk drivers. (S11, ep 5)

Ma Ke Kahakai (Shore): McGarrett and Danny stumble upon a dead body during a hike in the jungle. Meanwhile, Kono and Chin Ho's trip home to visit their aunt proves eventful. (S1, ep 20)

Ho' Opa'i (Revenge): Five-0 must track down an undercover cop bent on revenge. Sean Combs, rapper, music mogul and possessor of many stage names, guest stars. (S1, ep 21)

The starting grid for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix is set with Formula 1 qualifying at Suzuka as the drivers look to battle their way through to Q3 for a shot at pole position. (28.03)

Ted Kravitz is live as he gathers reaction from inside the paddock and reviews all the biggest stories from qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix.

The starting grid for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix is set with Formula 1 qualifying at Suzuka as the drivers look to battle their way through to Q3 for a shot at pole position. (28.03)

Grampa Simpson feels there is little left to live for, until he falls in love with Beatrice, a beautiful woman at the rest home. (S2, ep 17)

Homer's boss, Mr Burns, commissions Marge to paint a portrait of him. Featuring the voice of Ringo Starr. (S2, ep 18)

Lisa is crushed when her favourite substitute teacher leaves. Homer explains to Bart that class president means extra work and no money when Martin is elected over him. (S2, ep 19)

Marge and Homer's marriage hits a rocky patch when Homer gets drunk at a party and leers at Maude Flanders! (S2, ep 20)

Stay up to speed with the afternoon's football up and down the country as goals go in and updates arrive in the studio from around the grounds.

While attending a comic book convention Bart finds the very first issue of 'Radio-Active Man' on sale for $100 and talks Milhouse and Martin into sharing in the cost. (S2, ep 21)

New & Exclusive. ...Vs Shakespeare: In London, the guys go Elizabethan as they perform 'Romeo & Juliet' at the Globe theatre, with help from Jessie Buckley and Martin Freeman. (S8, ep 4)

The starting grid for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix is set with Formula 1 qualifying at Suzuka as the drivers look to battle their way through to Q3 for a shot at pole position. (28.03)

Harrison Ford whips it to the Nazis in a race to locate the Ark of the Covenant. Indiana Jones makes his debut in Spielberg's rollicking ride. (1981)

Jamie Dornan hosts and Wolf Alice performs. A night of explosive live comedy takes over with topical sketches and razor-sharp satire. (S1, ep 2)

The ever-funny and often outrageous Ricky Gervais tackles the weird and wonderful world of fame in this acclaimed stand-up show recorded in 2007. Strong language/adult humour.