The Great British Bake Off: BBC One, 8pm
The nation's favorite baking contest reaches the quarter-final stage with only five bakers remaining.
It's advanced dough week and the contestants take on a signature bake in which they work with soft dough to create artful pieces, a technical that asks them to recreate an Eastern European union between bread and pastry, and a doughnut showstopper.
Wentworth Prison: Channel 5, 10pm
Bea (Danielle Cormack) becomes convinced that there is a contract out on her, and when three new prisoners arrive, she thinks one of them will try to kill her.
Bea is particularly suspicious of trans inmate Maxine (Socratis Otto) - but when an attack takes place in the showers, the would-be assassin is someone completely unexpected.
What to Read Next
Crackanory: Dave, 10pm
Series two of this adult storybook series returns.
The late Rik Mayall joins Vic Reeves in this opening episode. We begin with a comic tale of the cleaner who is launched into space, followed by Mayall telling the story of a weatherman whose predictions come true and finds himself tempted to use his power for immoral ends.
Legends: Sky1, 10pm
For FBI agent Martin Odum (Sean Bean), legends are the undercover identities he must live in order to do his job. Having just dropped one such legend, Odum must now pick up another.
A former chemical weapons engineer and his family who were hiding under the Witness Protection Programme are kidnapped by Russian mobsters. After things go wrong in the investigation for colleague Troy (Rob Mayes), Odum must step in to prevent a chemical weapon attack.
