This week’s best telly includes final episodes of Two Doors Down, Catastrophe and Cleaning Up as well as the start of The Missing sequel Baptiste.
Here are 7 shows you can’t miss this week...
1. Cold Feet
Monday 11th February at 9pm on ITV
This week it's the penultimate episode of Cold Feet and Adam struggles to shut out his growing feelings for Karen.
Karen and Adam’s double ‘date’ with their prospective new squeezes goes well but Adam can’t resist a few jibes about Dan being a vicar. Socially conscious Dan challenges Adam and reminds Karen of whom she used to be.
As Jenny starts chemotherapy, she goes wig shopping with Karen and jumps at the chance to be the face of her new book. Back at home, Pete finds himself in a dilemma when Chloe asks him to formally adopt her as she's terrified that her mum is going to die.
Meanwhile, David takes refuge at the airport and after a chance encounter with ex-wife, Robyn which forces him to admit his plight. After being welcomed back by his friends, David shares his newfound perspective on life with Olivia when she cracks under the pressure of her exams.
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2. Famous and Fighting Crime
Monday 11th February at 9pm on Channel 4
In a television first, five famous faces (Marcus Brigstocke, Sandi Bogle, Katie Piper, Jamie Laing and Penny Lancaster) will be spending two weeks as unpaid police volunteers for Channel 4's Famous and Fighting Crime.
They'll be working for one of the UK's busiest police forces as they find out what it's really like to be at the sharp end of modern policing; responding to real 999 calls. working in custody and even CID, taking part in high risk drug raids and keeping order in rowdy city centres at the weekend.
In episode one, the gruelling first-day training forces Penny Lancaster to confront demons from her past and serves as a rude awakening to everyone else of the dangers they're about to face. But nothing quite prepares them for their first shift.
Once the victim of a horrific crime herself, Katie Piper struggles to conquer her fears, while Jamie Laing steps up to the challenge of bringing down a potentially dangerous suspect. And Penny risks life and limb by striking out on her own in pursuit of a robber.
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3. Two Doors Down
Monday 11th February at 10pm on BBC Two
Series three of Two Doors Down ended with the arrival of new neighbours Michelle and Alan and as series four comes to an end, we see their house for the very first time as the neighbours attend their housewarming party.
First through the door are Beth and Eric, followed by an eye patch wearing Christine - there was a rogue newspaper eye-scratching incident - and then Colin and Cathy are not far behind. Cathy is, of course, not backward in coming forward with less than complimentary comments about the couple’s new-look home.
Then in comes Louise, Michelle’s long-term friend, who has unexpectedly come by to drop off a housewarming gift. As Louise is deaf, she and Michelle talk in sign language, further frustrating Cathy’s determination to be the centre of attention.
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4. Catastrophe
Tuesday 12th February at 10pm on Channel 4
As Catastrophe comes to an end, the final ever episode is set to be an emotional one as Sharon and Rob pay tribute to Carrie Fisher who used to play Rob's mum Mia before her sad passing.
In this slightly longer episode, Sharon and Rob receive some bad news about Mia as they arrive in Boston for a family holiday.
Under pressure, the couple need to negotiate an estranged family member and a 'grief vampire', while Rob has a tempting, but complicated offer from an old friend.
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5. Cleaning Up
Wednesday 13th February at 9pm on ITV
It's not been perfect, but Cleaning Up starring Sheridan Smith has been an enjoyable watch and this week's finale sees Sam's world falls apart.
She's forced to face the disastrous consequences of her actions as her landlady returns with some devastating news and Swanny's on her back desperate for his money. After being separated from her girls, Sam comes clean to Dave who could solve her problems, but it's not without risk.
Left without a job and without a home, Sam moves in with Jess who herself is having a tough time after her business plan for a new café falls through. Together they concoct a brilliant but dangerous idea of how to get their lives back on track.
Realising they have been double-crossed, the Network hunt Sam down and will go to any lengths to protect their names. Knowing that they have run out of options, Sam, Jess and Mina plan to confront the criminal unit.
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6. Pure
Wednesday 13th February at 10pm on Channel 4
Pure, the show some people are talking about, but not everybody (as they should), continues this week as now that Marnie knows what's wrong with her, she's determined to make the most of being a single Londoner.
After meeting clingy barista Benji, she jumps into bed with him but it has unintended consequences for her at work. Meanwhile, Charlie takes a chance at rekindling his relationship with his ex-fiancé, Flora.
All episodes are available to watch on All 4 now and you can read my interview with Charly Clive here.
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7. Baptiste
Sunday 17th February at 9pm on BBC One
Tchéky Karyo returns to our screens this week as Julien Baptiste, the well-loved investigator from The Missing, in a new thrilling six-part drama from the same writers, Baptiste.
When we meet Baptiste, he's living in Amsterdam, trying his best to enjoy retirement but when Police Commissioner and former girlfriend Martha Horchner asks him to assist with a missing person’s case, he can’t refuse.
He meets Edward Stratton, played by Tom Hollander, who has been desperately scouring the streets of Amsterdam to find his niece, sex worker Natalie Rose. Julien has great empathy for Edward’s plight and the two men delve into the seamy and criminal underworld of the red light district looking for clues as to Natalie’s whereabouts.
But the case takes an unexpected turn and Julien soon finds himself unravelling a complex web of deceit and lies.
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