Wednesday's TV highlights

8PM, TV2
SCRUBS
The hospital janitor asks JD to help him move house. JD at first declines, but Kelso, Jordan and Elliot convince him to do it. When he arrives at the janitor's house they bond over a few beers, but all is not as it seems.

8.30PM, TV2
BIG LOVE
Bill has a visit from a state trooper who delivers a legal document stating that the Juniper Creek United Effort Brotherhood has the right to audit his books. At home, Nicki's compulsive spending catches up with her when credit card companies threaten her with debt collection.

9.35PM, TV2
THE SOPRANOS
The Feds are intensifying their push to nail Tony. As well as wire-tapping his associates such as Jack Massarone and Ray Curto they are pressuring Adriana, who freaks out a little. After a few too many drinks during a gathering at Carmela's, Adriana almost confesses all to the rest of the girls. The heat most definitely is on.

9.40PM, TV ONE
CLOSE TO HOME
In the season finale, Annabeth agrees to take a holiday with her husband, Jack. But a death cuts short their romantic getaway and changes her life forever.
She is also working on the case of a man who is killed by a teenage boy who claims he was protecting his friend from a sexual predator she met online.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

6.25PM, SKY MOVIES 1
SMALL TIME CROOKS
Herald rating: * * *
Old-fashioned comedy from Woody Allen, who plays Ray, a dishwasher and petty criminal with a big plan. Assembling a crack team, he plots to re-open a pizza joint and tunnel through to the bank. His wife can't cook pizza so she bakes cookies, which prove popular and establishes the team as rich business people. (2000)

10.15PM, SKY MOVIES 1
BATMAN BEGINS
Herald rating: * * * *
Extremely well-made prequel that stars Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, which shows how he trained to become the crime-fighting Batman. Liam Neeson, fresh out of the Jedi academy, teaches him swordplay, and Morgan Freeman holds the keys to the Batmobile. Michael Caine answers the door as Alfred. (2005)