The Great British Bake Off: BBC One, 8pm
Following the national meltdown (sorry) over the Baked Alaska 'bingate' drama last week, Bake Off returns without Iain, or Diana, who dropped out of filming for health reasons.
Emotions are running understandably high as the remaining bakers prepare a selection of pies and tarts, and try their hardest to avoid Mary Berry's least favourite feature: a soggy bottom.
Our Zoo: BBC One, 9pm
Straight after Bake Off comes a heart-warming new period drama on BBC One, which tells the story of the family who founded Chester Zoo.
Appalled at the treatment of the animals at a local circus, ex-soldier George Mottershead (Lee Ingleby) relocates a monkey and a parrot to his parents back yard - much to their distaste. Liz White, Ralf Little, Anne Reid, Sophia Myles and Stephen Campbell Moore (pictured) also star.
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Silicon Valley: Sky Atlantic - 9pm
The tech whizzes at Pied Piper are embroiled in a huge row as the first season of the quirky comedy comes to a close tonight.
With their rival Gavin (Matt Ross) preparing to present the software he stole from them at the upcoming TechCrunch conference, can the team pull together in time to save their start-up?
Wentworth Prison: Channel 5, 10pm
The hit Australian TV drama returns to UK screens tonight for a second season.
New prison governor Joan Ferguson (Pamela Rabe) decides to shake up the prison, and starts by sending a grief-stricken Bea (Danielle Cormack) back to wings and attempting to tackle the control Franky (Nicole da Silva, above) has over her fellow inmates.
