KEY POINTS:
7.30PM, TV2
MITRE 10 DREAM HOME
The teams have been selected and are raring to go. Taking on their first challenge, the teams are let loose on the master bedrooms.
8PM, C4
THE 50TH ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS
The Globes didn't happen and the Oscars are on shaky ground, but the Grammy Awards are all go after organisers struck a deal with the Writers' Guild. Appearances by Beyonce, the Foo Fighters, Aretha Franklin and many more.
9.30PM, TV ONE
INSIDE STORY: LOUIS THEROUX - GAMBLING IN LAS VEGAS
Louis Theroux explore the glitter, glamour and gambling of Vegas, meeting 70-year-old Martha who spends $1000 on the slots daily.
9.30PM, TV3
PRISON BREAK
Whistler adds to Scofield's problems, threatening to tell the company that Lincoln has the book.
MOVIES
8.30PM, SKY MOVIES
Herald rating: * * * *
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST
Captain Jack (Johnny Depp) and the crew of the Black Pearl do battle with octopus-chinned spectre Davy Jones (Bill Nighy). Sparrow made a deal with Davy Jones years ago and now he has come to collect - cue a race against time and the British Navy to find Davy Jones' beating heart, which is buried in a chest somewhere. (2006)
10.10PM, MGM SKY DIGITAL
Herald rating: * * * *
CARRIE
Stephen King's classic horror, directed by Brian De Palma and starring Sissy Spacek as an abused teenager with telekinetic powers. Works equally well as a drama about school bullying and as a supernatural thriller. (1976)
11PM, SKY MOVIES
Herald rating: * * * * *
MUNICH
Steven Spielberg takes a rare, unsentimental look at a historical event: the murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics. Eric Bana, Daniel Craig and Geoffrey Rush star, and Spielberg shows that each act of violence just serves to fan the flames. (2005)
SPORT
2.25AM (MONDAY), SKY SPORT 2 LIVE
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE: MAN UNITED V MAN CITY
City have put on one of their strongest showings for years but it would be a brave punter to pick them to win at Old Trafford. Followed at 4.55am (Sky Sport 2 live) by another big clash: Chelsea v Liverpool.
THE 2008 BAFTA AWARDS
When: 11am, Monday
Where: Sky Movies
THE 2008 GRAMMY AWARDS
When: 8pm, Monday
Where: C4
What: And the winner is ...
As awards shows go, the BAFTAs are a restrained affair lent a certain grandeur by the likes of Dame Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen. The big contender this year is Atonement, way out in front with 14 nominations including ones for best film, best director (Joe Wright), best actor (James McAvoy), best actress (Keira Knightley) and best supporting actress (Saoirse Ronan). The women will be particularly pleased to see that Dame Helen is not up for any awards this year. The 50th Grammys go ahead courtesy of an agreement with striking American writers. They reasoned that musicians face the same sort of fight for royalties and decided not to picket the event. Kanye West tops the nominations with eight and Amy Winehouse has six.
