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Great mood

At 10pm on Channel 4
The first series of Camilla Whitehill’s comedy ended with best friends Maggie (Nicola Coughlan) and Eddie (Lydia West) breaking up, partly due to Maggie’s struggle with bipolar disorder. A year later, they were reunited as bridesmaids at a friend’s wedding. Maggie is focused on her recovery from lithium poisoning and is keen to prove that she is in the “age of the stable girl”; Eddie has a new Maggie in Whitney, a “lightworker” who uses crystals. What could go wrong? Lucinda Everett

trainee

9pm, BBC One
In both form and substance, this business competition looks increasingly tiring. But it’s time for the final in which the final two candidates face off against a room full of industry experts who will revise their business plans until they’re nearly ruined. Who will win the ultimate prize of spending more quality time with Alan Sugar? Phil Harrison

Inside Barlinnie

9pm on BBC Two
A second dispatch from Scotland’s largest prison brings more stories of prisoners, current and former, struggling to keep their heads above water. While long-term addict Bobby heads to rehab, Alan is released from HMP Barlinnie and returns to Glasgow, where he is likely to reoffend. Jack Seale

Task manager

9pm on Channel 4
The new cast may be settling in for their second week, but fortunately, there’s no sign of them settling down. Then there was a raucous hour of topless canopy twirling (Joel Dommett), stuntmen (Armando Iannucci), and lots of screaming about scrambled eggs. fairy

The mini wife

9pm, Sky Atlantic
Honey, I’ve shrunk…er, you: The second episode of the heavily metaphorical drama sees six-inch-tall Lindy (Elizabeth Banks) trapped in a dollhouse and at the mercy of Magoo the cat and a robotic vacuum cleaner. Elsewhere, there’s a flashback to happier times with husband Les (Matthew Macfadyen) before the downturn. Hannah J. Davis

Bergerac

9pm – Yo & Drama
A groom has been found stabbed to death in a hotel room on his wedding day. In the first part of the new series, Bergerac (Damien Moloney) is drawn into a web of police corruption – while also cautiously navigating a potential new relationship with Jersey newcomer Nicola (Camila Bebout). Can a recovering alcoholic and widower get a break? Ali Catterall