Thursdays are already busy enough, what with Mock The Week and Saxondale (and Mitchell and Webb Look repeats!) on BBC Two, but at least My Name Is Earl has regained its rightful Friday slot, so maybe we can squeeze in something else – you’ll still have to use that video, though (I’m sure I’ll get round to Sky+ eventually!).

Who Do You Think You Are? is one of those stunningly researched, fabulously interesting documentary series that the BBC does so well (ITV had a go at something similar – ok, exactly the same – and it just didn’t work). The opening episode of this series follows TV anchor Natasha Kaplinsky, and it doesn’t seem that there’ll be time for much filler. On one side of her family, she discovers that she has Jewish ancestors who were living in Belarus when the Nazis invaded, and the other side takes her to South Africa, from where her father was exiled during apartheid.