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In this week's installment of the sci-fi thriller, Mark receives a tip about an assassin and decides to cancel a romantic getaway with Olivia. Elsewhere, Lloyd and Simon end a debate over a game of poker; Aaron learns the truth about daughter Tracy's accident, while Janis returns to work but has serious doubts over her future in the department. The series stars British actors Joseph Fiennes, Jack Davenport, Dominic Monaghan, and Sonya Walger.

There was a time when you couldn't turn on Channel 4 without seeing some mammoth countdown programme or other. But there's been a suitable gap in time since the last one, so the format is making a welcome return. The station has gone 3D mad this week, and is broadcasting a number of themed shows, including this one. Numerous projects will be featured, including Jaws 3D and Doctor Who. The people who worked on them will reveal what it was like, but which will be deemed the best of all time?

Maria has convinced herself she's not fit to be a mother and has handed baby Liam over to Helen. When the Connors suggest she move to Ireland with them, at first Maria refuses, but Audrey urges her to pull herself together for Liam's sake. Helen is relieved as Maria takes baby Liam back in her arms. However, their relief is short-lived when Carla turns up. Later, Audrey is shocked to see a for sale board outside number eight, and even more stunned when Gail reveals she and Joe are engaged.

Transport is the theme of this week's edition, but you don't have to be a petrolhead to enjoy it. One of the features is a car, but a special ?motor' worthy of James Bond, Rinspeed's latest creation. Suzi Perry gets behind the wheel of their new hydrofoil car. Ortis Deley is in Dubai with the new Sand-X dune bike, Jon Bentley comes over all Continental testing navigational tools for multimedia devices, and Jason Bradbury straps a jet engine to the hoverboard he built in series five.

The thing we all love most about wildlife programmes is the bloodthirsty sections. And tonight, Life is happy to oblige. This week's episode of the superb series, narrated by David Attenborough, travels to northern Kenya, where three cheetah siblings work together in a unique way to hunt large prey such as ostriches. As males play no part in the raising of their young, this incredible behaviour will probably disappear when these animals die.

This new four-part series promises to do for artists what The X Factor does for aspiring pop singers. Avid art collector Charles Saatchi has joined forces with the BBC to launch a nationwide search for the next generation of artistic talent. Six lucky artists will be given various commissions to help them develop their abilities, but for one person in particular there will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to gain international recognition at The Hermitage in St Petersburg, Russia.

Fans of this eye-popping comedy drama have seen Daniel Meade in many states over the years, but they've never seen him dressed as a giant pink rabbit until this week that is. He will do anything to try and rescue Mode from the doldrums, even resorting to outrageous stunts such as dressing as a pink bunny to entertain over excited kids, but when things don't go to plan, he winds up looking even more ridiculous. Thankfully Betty is on hand to provide a shoulder to cry on.