Blandings: BBC One, 6.30pm
Jennifer Saunders and Tim Vine star in this brand new series of the hilarious period comedy. Based on the stories by PG Wodehouse, Blandings is perfect family viewing. Tonight's season two premiere focuses on the obnoxious Duke of Dunstable coming to stay, causing all manner of mayhem. However, the Duke turns out to be the least of Clarence's problems when he discovers his house guest has a dastardly plan to get him out of the way! Harry Enfield and Mathew Baynton guest star.
Call The Midwife: BBC One, 8pm
The medical drama continues tonight with the nuns and midwives preparing a surprise jubilee celebration to mark 50 years since Sister Evangelina took her vows. However, a face from the past threatens to ruin the party. Elsewhere, new nurse Patsy becomes an instant hit with the midwives and when a pregnant young woman with Down's syndrome is brought in feeling unwell, some of them fear the worst.
The British Academy Film Awards: BBC One, 9pm
Awards season is truly underway with the cream of the Hollywood crop gathering at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House tonight for this year's BAFTA ceremony. With Stephen Fry set to host and the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and Tom Hanks among the confirmed attendees, this is not a show to miss! Sprinkle some A-List glamour onto your Sunday night!
What to Read Next
Top Gear: BBC Two, 8pm
In tonight's episode, hosts Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May demonstrate their love for small cars with a trip to Ukraine. On their adventure they absorb the history of the Crimean Peninsula, but the trio are challenged to a long drive north through the country, during which they must combat their intense boredom! Also tonight, singer James Blunt returns for another drive in the Reasonably Priced Car.
