Wednesday's TV highlights

7.30PM, PRIME
DR 90210
In this new reality series Dr Rey, a muscle-shirt-wearing smoothie, wants to be the best plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills. Tonight he deals with a patient willing to have risky surgery to get rid of bags under his eyes and helps a woman who was born with asymmetrical breasts.

8PM, TV ONE
LITTLE ANGELS
Kelly Craven found the first years of having a baby when you're just 17 was a breeze. Now that her daughter is 4 she is more of a handful and Kelly and her partner are struggling to cope.

9.30PM, PRIME
WEEDS
Nancy, a pot-dealing mum from suburbia, loses one of her regular clients because he's getting his pot thanks to a medical marijuana card from a local clinic. Nancy visits the clinic and gets a few ideas on how to diversify her business - think special brownies and muffins.

9.35PM, TV2
THE SOPRANOS
After what Tony's been through, it's no wonder he hires a new bodyguard and takes on the hotheaded and burly Perry Annunziata. Meanwhile, Johnny Sack's daughter Allegra is getting married and Johnny is granted six hours temporary release from prison. High drama ensues on the day of the wedding.

9.30PM, TV3
PRISON BREAK
The heat is on, and the tension inside the prison is at an all-time high after Lincoln warns Michael that someone in the group will have to remain behind. Meanwhile, Michael is making good progress in reaching the infirmary and Abruzzi threatens to kill T-Bag if he doesn't forfeit his place in the break-out group.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

8.30PM, SKY MOVIES 2
WORKING GIRL
Herald rating: * * *
Melanie Griffith stars as an ambitious secretary who manages to climb the corporate ladder when her boss (Sigourney Weaver) breaks her leg skiing. She brokers a deal with an investment banker (Harrison Ford), but things go crazy when her boss returns. Witty rom-com. (1988)

10.15PM, RIALTO SKY DIGITAL
SUMMER OF SAM
Herald rating: * * * *
Director Spike Lee traded his usual themes of tension within black American communities for a story of paranoia in a 1970s New York-Italian community. Set in 1977 against a backdrop of fear generated by power blackouts, a heat wave and the very real Son of Sam murders by serial killer David Berkowitz, all of New York is in a state of confusion, so much so that people are regarding their closest friends with suspicion. The overall tone is reminiscent of Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets. (1999)