Let Me Entertain You: ITV, 6pm
Premiering tonight and hosted by Michael Underwood, the brand new ITV show celebrates all things musical.
Viewers opt to send in clips of themselves, their children or even their grandparents participating in a musical act, be it singing or dancing, and then have it broadcast on the show.
Britain's Got Talent: ITV, 7pm
Ant and Dec continue the nationwide search for talent in the third instalment of weekly auditions.
Out of the four judges, only Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon still have the possibility of pushing the golden buzzer and sending someone straight through to the live semi-finals.
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Tune in to see more singing, dancing, magic and other downright crazy acts this week.
Britain's Funniest Comedy Characters: Channel 5, 9.15pm
Counting down the nation's 50 funniest comedy characters is a whole host of celebrities, writers, producers and showbiz critics.
Narrated by Olivia Colman, they each recall their own favourite characters and creations, both new and old.
Contributors include Ruth Madoc (Hi-de-Hi!), Neil Morrissey (Men Behaving Badly's Tony), Prunella Scales and Andrew Sachs (Fawlty Towers), some of whom have received a feature in the list themselves.
The Americans: ITV, 10.15pm
In the seventh instalment of the spy drama, Philip manages to successfully bug the Arpanet - an earlier version of the internet - while Larrick informs Elizabeth about orders he has received to set up a base in Nicaragua.
Meanwhile, after consulting with Arkady and Oleg, Nina decides to appease Stan and take the FBI's polygraph test.
