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What you’ll be watching in the weeks ahead...

Big Beasts: Last of the Giants on Sky One will examine some of Earth’s largest creatures, including great white sharks, African elephants and orang-utans, to look at the benefits and challenges of being big. Presenter Patrick Aryee will also explore the fate of their prehistoric ancestors.

Homeland star David Harewood opens up about the breakdown he had when he was 23 for BBC2’s David Harewood: Psychosis & Me. And talks to those who witnessed his decline, including friends, family and casting agent.

Hollywood actress Toni Collette stars in a new comedy drama, Wanderlust, on BBC1. She plays Joy, a therapist who’s trying keep her marriage alive after a cycling accident, while dealing with her family, friends, neighbours and clients.

Robson Green and Sue Johnston (right) star in a new BBC1 drama Age Before Beauty about a shabby beauty salon. Robson is owner Teddy, Polly Walker is his sister-inlaw Bel, who helps him save it, and Sue plays Bel’s mum. There’s a twist for the new series of BBC2’s

Back in Time. Instead of families, Back in Time for

School will fast-forward 20 teenage school children and four teachers through 100 years of school days. Led by Sara Cox and Polly Russell. Black comedy Flowers returns on C4 with Olivia Colman as music teacher Deborah and Julian Barratt as her depressed husband Maurice. Twins Donald and Amy begin to forge their own lives away from their parents.