KEY POINTS:
7PM, TV2
KARAOKE HIGH
Charlie thinks about running away again, while Miri gets some positive feedback from a music producer who visits the school.
7.30PM, TV ONE
CORONATION STREET
Jason's jealousy highlights Sarah's insecurities; Sunita is horrified (yet again) that Dev has already registered the twins; and Danny and Leanne see what living the high life is like.
8.30PM, TV2
BRAT CAMP
It's only day two and the girls are already struggling to get to grips with their regime of hard yakka.
8.30PM, TV ONE
CRIMINAL MINDS
The team deal with a vigilante who is on a killing spree to seek justice for victims of previous crimes. We doubt his reasoning will hold up in court.
10.40PM, TV ONE
BLACKADDER
There's nothing like a bit of Blackadder, and with the return of this series you can be in no doubt that Edmund is plotting more cunning plans.
MOVIES
[rated out of 5]
7.30PM, TV3
STAR WARS: EPISODE IV A NEW HOPE
Herald rating: * * * * *
The original Star Wars film is self-contained, despite the hint of another episode when Darth Vader's ship spins out, escaping destruction with the Death Star. The formula was unbeatable - a farmboy named Luke Skywalker is handed a lightsabre that belonged to his father and whisked off into a world of space battles and a galaxy-wide fight between good and evil. (1977)
10.05PM, TV3
ANTWONE FISHER
Herald rating: * * * *
Powerful true-life drama about a young sailor (Derek Luke), who opens up about his terrible past. Denzel Washington produced, directed and stars as Navy psychiatrist Dr Jerome Davenport. (2001)
9.30PM, PRIME
THE COLOR OF MONEY
Herald rating: * * * *
Martin Scorsese directed this belated sequel to the 1961 classic The Hustler. Paul Newman reprises his role as Fast Eddie Felson, a hustler past his use-by date, and Tom Cruise plays his apprentice. Newman was long overdue for an Oscar and they gave it to him for this performance, though it's widely believed to be a nod for his earlier films. (1986)
SPORT
10.30AM, SKY SPORT 1 LIVE
CRICKET: NEW ZEALAND V SRI LANKA
The first of the five one-dayers comes from Napier, with the second on Sunday in Queenstown (10.30am, Sky Sport 1 live) and the third in Christchurch on Tuesday (10.30am, Sky Sport 1 live). Prime has nightly highlights packages.