Summer: Earth’s Seasonal Secrets
8.30pm, BBC1
As pretty to look at as any television you’ll see all year – an hour of luxuriant nature footage from across the globe, arranged around the theme of summer. You are invited to gurgle at such spectacles as bears stealing honey from bees, lemurs stalking cicadas, nesting turtles … there doesn’t appear to be much point to it – or, very arguably, the need for it. Perhaps worth recording for viewing in the depths of February. Andrew Mueller
Celebrity Big Brother: Live Final
9pm, Channel 5
Biggins became a bigot; host Emma Willis caused controversy by grilling X Factor reject Chloe Khan on her in-house behaviour, and CBB broadcast its most graphic scenes of nudity ever – and those were just the highlights of this, its 18th run. As it winds down for another few months, prepare for a debrief with a (most likely) Z-list victor and probably at least one more Ofcom-baiting turn for good measure. Hannah J Davies
The Out-Laws
9pm, More4
The odd Flemish show about sisters conspiring to murder their brother-in-law continues. It’s a dark farce in shifting historical time, and in tonight’s episode focus turns to the relationship between Jean-Claude’s parents: wraith-like Min and taxidermist Gaston. Suffice to say, the Dewitt brothers are several crucial steps behind the beat in their investigation into where they might be now. Elsewhere, the guileless Goedele tries to get out more. John Robinson
Camping
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Julia Davis has free rein on Sky to intensify her signature style, which is grubby grotesques making each other’s lives rotten. Hunderby’s setting softened it; this sitcom – repeated in full now, having premiered in April – is about present-day, middle-class perverts, led by Vicki Pepperdine as a wildly exaggerated version of the lemony fusspots she’s known for. If you can buy everyone being monstrous from the first minute, it’s a rich well of cruelty and cringe. Jack Seale
Highlands: Scotland’s Wild Heart
9.30pm, BBC2
The final episode of this good-looking, well-intentioned eco-series following the work of scientists, conservationists and locals working to rebuild the landscape and keep tabs on the populace: red kites, ospreys, bottlenose dolphins – and the ferocious, untameable Scottish wildcat, even more endangered than its Asian tiger cousin. Meanwhile, in a radical measure, philanthropist laird Paul Lister wants to reintroduce wolves. Ali Catterall
Friday Night Dinner
10pm, Channel 4
Something smells rotten to Jonny and Adam when they arrive for their weekly feast, and not just the former’s sweaty five-a-side kit. A “For Sale” sign sits in the driveway, resulting in two siblings angry about losing their childhood home – and at their Friday night being interrupted by potential buyers. As the series concludes, could this be the final crimble crumble served at Chez Goodman? And whose porch will Jim darken from now on? Mark Gibbings-Jones
Foals At Reading 2016
10.30pm, BBC4
This year’s Reading festival features headlining slots from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Biffy Clyro, Jack U and Two Door Cinema Club, among others, while providing able support are the likes of Disclosure, the Vaccines and rap bigwig Nas. Pitching up on the Friday night for their debut on the main stage are Oxford’s Foals, helmed by “feral” frontman Yannis Philippakis, having spent the past nine years earning their stripes on the festival circuit. Ben Arnold
Film choice
Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens (JJ Abrams, 2015) Friday, 1.10pm, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
JJ Abrams breathes new life into the ailing space saga. The Star Wars prequel trilogy disappeared into a dull black hole under George Lucas, but Abrams relocates the fun button, re-engaging with energy and spectacle. He also recruits gutsy new characters Rey (Daisy Ridley) and renegade stormtrooper Finn (John Boyega) to fight chilling new villain Kylo Ren (Adam Driver). All this, plus the returns of Carrie Fisher’s Princess Leia and Harrison Ford’s Han Solo. Bring on episode eight.
The Blues Brothers (John Landis, 1980) 9pm, Dave
John Belushi’s loopy energy and Dan Aykroyd’s deadpan humour make a terrific combo as Jake and Elwood Blues, in one of the all-time great cult movies. The brothers, in black suits, hats and shades, set about a fundraising gig in aid of their orphanage: a “mission from God” beset by racketeers, but blessed with a great soul/R&B soundtrack.
Live sport
Formula 1: Belgian
Grand Prix Practice
Coverage from the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. 1 8.55am, Channel 4
Cycling: Vuelta A España
The road race continues from Maceda to Puebla de Sanabria. 2pm, Eurosport 1
Championship Football: Burton Albion v Derby County
The local rivals meet in a competitive match for the first time at the Pirelli Stadium. 7pm, Sky Sports 1