Bradley and Barney Walsh are back for a new run of Gladiators, as is Michael McIntyre's Big Show, there's a special superhero edition of The Masked Singer, while Leinster take on Bath in the Investec Champions Cup . . .
Gladiators, 5.50pm, BBC One
Gladiators . . . ready! Bradley and Barney Walsh return with a second season of the revived physical challenge contest.
Four contenders must face five brutal events before going head-to-head in the legendary Eliminator.
In the first round of the second run, Giant meets his match on the Duel podium, Viper finally breaks his silence - and the Atlaspheres make their long-awaited return.
New or Returning Shows
Michael McIntyre's Big Show, 6.50pm, BBC One
Ant and Dec may own Saturday night entertainment on UK TV, but Michael McIntyre's not that far behind in terms of popularity and polish.
Back for an eighth season, the comedian hosts an evening of entertainment from London's prestigious Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
Jamie Oliver helps Michael to set up singer Marti Pellow in the Unexpected Star - Star of the Show, Sam Thompson and Zara McDermott are rudely woken up for the Midnight Gameshow.
Meanwhile, Alan Carr plays a new game which sees him reunited with people from his past.
Donncha’s Collins family from Tipperary, Davy’s Cummins family from Kilkenny, Anna’s O’Brien family from Westmeath, and Sonia’s Hogan family from Limerick take on The Lake, all battling it out for two places in the next round of the competition at The Bog.
The families must each take on a Fittest Family classic with a twist for '2024 Raft Rage: The Rivals.’
The four families then take on ‘High & Dry.’
With the scores of the first two events are combined, the winning family goes through to the next round. The other two face Ireland’s Fittest Family’s Water Eliminator.
As the Cork-based comedy, starring Chris Walley, Alex Murphy and Shane Casey, continues,Conor is becoming an increasing nuisance in Healy and Mairéad's house.
And when Healy shares that he's going on a fishing trip to where he grew up, Mairead insists he brings Conor along to get him out from under her feet.
The Masked Singer, 7.00pm, Virgin Media One
British Olympic diving star Tom Daley joins Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Maya Jama and Mo Gilligan on the panel for a special superhero edition of the oddball singing show.
As usual, Joel Dommett invites five more secret celebrity singers to take the stage, before another one reveals his or her identity at the end of the episode.
Pink Floyd: A Technicolor Dream, 9.00pm, Sky Arts
Streaming on NOW
I’ve always felt that early Pink Floyd were far more interesting (and groundbreaking) in their early, Syd Barrett days. They became terribly dull in later years.
As evidence, here’s a documentary about a legendary 1967 concert at Alexandra Palace in London where revelers including John Lennon dropped acid and listened to Marc Bolan, the Pretty Things and Pink Floyd.
I think it’s fair to say they were very trippy times.
Followed at 11pm by Have You Got It Yet? The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd.
The life of the band's original frontman, charting his creative and destructive impulses, his breakdown and exit from the group and his subsequent life.
Featuring interviews with Syd's friends, lovers, family and bandmates Roger Waters, David Gilmour and Nick Mason.
Kill, Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW
Stalking for deer in the remote Scottish wilderness, three brothers plot to put an end to their violent and abusive father, the man responsible for the recent death of their mother.
Burying Don in a shallow grave, they make their way back home to their farmhouse. But what should be a new beginning could bring about their end.
Starring Paul Higgins (Line of Duty), Brian Vernel (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) and Daniel Portman (Game of Thrones).
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, 2.40pm, BBC Two
Wonderful Western and buddy movie, starring Paul Newman, Robert Redford and Katharine Ross, and loosely based on a true story.
Two notorious outlaws' routine of bank and train robberies is cut short when a seemingly unstoppable posse is formed to catch them.
The pair plan to flee the USA and start a new life in Bolivia, with the Sundance Kid's schoolmistress lover in tow - but staying ahead of the law is not so easy.
The Karate Kid, 1.25pm, Channel 4
Not the much-loved original, but a worthwhile 2010 remake starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan that retains all its important elements.
Pretty good for some father and son bonding.
An American youngster goes to live in China with his mother, where he becomes an outsider and falls foul of the local bullies.
He receives help from the kindly school caretaker, who turns out to be a kung fu master and offers to train the boy to defend himself.
Today’s big rugger game sees Leinster host Bath (KO 5.30pm).
Clare MacNamara presents coverage of the Pool Two match in the fourth round of fixtures, held at the Aviva Stadium in the Leinster heartland of Dublin 4.
Leinster are bidding to go one better than last season when they were runners-up to Toulouse and got off to a good start with wins over Bristol Bears and Clermont Auvergne.
In contrast, Bath lost their opening two matches against Stade Rochelais and Benetton.
The game comes with analysis from Bernard Jackman, Donal Lenihan, Fiona Coghlan and Jamie Heaslip.
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