SOAP WATCH
EMMERDALE
ITV1, 7.30pm
Caleb is gutted that Cain has disowned him. He asks Moira to help repair his relationship with the Dingles.
Ruby is unhappy that Caleb cares about anyone except her. Bitter, she forms a plan and confides in Kim.
Suni tricks Jai, telling him Amit won’t be at the birthday party in the hope that he will agree to come.
Tracy begs Nate not to use Frankie to get back at her, above. She wants to come home, but will he relent?
EASTENDERS
BBC1, 7.30pm
Denise’s mental health deteriorates further as she begins to see Keanu in vivid hallucinations. Stacey spots the signs of psychosis from her own experience, and encourages Denise to get help.
Johnny feels guilty as he processes his conversation with Linda. He decides to make helping his mum get sober his priority.
George can’t bring himself to be honest with Elaine. Instead, he calls Cindy and tells her he wishes she was there…
CORONATION STREET ITV1, 8pm
Maria organises an urgent doctor’s appointment for Liam, right, who opens up about wanting to end his life. The doctor refers Liam to a mental health specialist, but warns there is a long waiting list.
Sean looks through Dylan’s phone, right, determined to clear his name. Scrolling through Dylan’s inbox, Sean is horrified by what he finds.
Dee-dee and Alya grow suspicious when a receipt for expensive jewellery falls out of Joel’s wallet.
THE WAY BBC1, 9pm
When this drama was first conceived by actor/director Michael Sheen and prolific writer James Graham (who penned Quiz and Sherwood), it was a completely fictional story set around job losses at the steelworks in the Welsh industrial town of Port Talbot. In the plot this would lead to civil unrest. Now with recent announcements about the Tata works in the area, the drama seems eerily prescient.
The story follows the Driscolls, one of many local families whose lives revolve around the plant. Young Owen (played by It’s A Sin’s Callum Scott Howells, pictured) is facing a mental health crisis, but as he battles his demons, his family is about to be swept up in chaos. Also starring Luke Evans and Aneurin Barnard.
KILLER CROCS WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Channel 5, 9pm
There are more than 8.5 million crocodiles on the planet, and brutal attacks are on the rise.
Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall, pictured below, jets out to South Africa to better understand their difficult relationship with humans.
He shares memories of a near death experience with a croc, but somehow summons the bravery to help capture a croc with his bare hands as part of a rehoming project.
Plus, Steve realises crocodiles still need our protection, as the camera crew comes across poachers.