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" Hooray! We&amp;#039;ve got another week of great TV ahead of us, with everything from reality TV guilty pleasures to dark, detective series lined up for your viewing pleasure.  Tube Talk has once again singled out its favourite shows from the next seven days, which we&amp;#039;ve discussed in detail below, but don&amp;#039;t forget there&amp;#039;s also Arrow (Monday, January 21 at 8pm on Sky1) and Person of Interest (Sunday, January 27 at 9pm on Channel 5) returning from their mid-season breaks, plus that great celebration of all things on the box, The National Television Awards (Wednesday, January 23 at 7.30pm on ITV).  There&amp;#039;s still time to vote for your favourite shows by the way, so make your voice heard over on the NTAs official website - once you&amp;#039;ve checked out our rundown, of course... The Great Comic Relief Bake Off: Monday (January 21) at 8.30pm on BBC Two/Celebrity Big Brother: Friday (January 25) at 9pm on Channel 5 It&amp;#039;s a double dose of celebrity-infused reality TV action this week, with a star-studded Comic Relief edition of your favourite show of last year The Great British Bake Off arriving on our tables just as the latest series of Celebrity Big Brother is cleared away. Jo Brand, Claudia Winkleman, Warwick Davis and Paralympian Ellie Simmonds are among the 16 famous faces baring their soggy bottoms to Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry across four nights, then on Friday Brian Dowling will shout out who you&amp;#039;ve voted as the next CBB champion. If it&amp;#039;s anyone other than Heidi and Spencer (or Rylan at a push), we&amp;#039;ll be having words, general public. Watch a clip from The Great Comic Relief Bake Off below:      The Following: Tuesday (January 22) at 10pm on Sky Atlantic Kevin Bacon has thankfully ditched those godawful adverts for a much more exciting, if no less distressing, project - new Sky Atlantic acquisition The Following, in which he stars as a retired FBI agent pitted against his greatest nemesis once again. Said nemesis is James Purefoy&amp;#039;s silver-tongued serial killer, who from behind bars has rallied an army of murderous devotees to carry on his work in the outside world, and push Bacon&amp;#039;s character to breaking point. Tense, exhilarating and unsettling, The Following really is must-see TV. Just don&amp;#039;t have nightmares.  Watch the trailer for The Following below:      Louie: Tuesday (January 22) at 9pm on FOX Can you believe it&amp;#039;s taken almost three years to get Louis CK&amp;#039;s depressive, yet hilarious comedy on UK screens? It&amp;#039;s an outrage, we say! But, as the old saying goes, it&amp;#039;s better late than never, and once you&amp;#039;ve seen this Curb Your Enthusiasm-esque faux-autobiographical slice of goodness, you&amp;#039;ll forget you ever lived without it. In the pilot episode, Louie gets stranded in Harlem after agreeing to join his daughter on a field trip, then, having found his way out, ends up on one of the worst first dates in history. If for some crazy reason Louie doesn&amp;#039;t tickle your funny bone, it should at least make you feel happier about your life. Watch a teaser of Louie below:      Suits: Thursday (January 24) at 9pm on Dave In case you hadn&amp;#039;t notice, we&amp;#039;ve gone a bit Suits mad recently here at Digital Spy, interviewing a hefty chunk of the cast - including Patrick J Adams, Gina Torres and Meghan Markle - and generally yammering on about our love of a good legal drama.  So it should come as no surprise that we&amp;#039;re dead excited for the arrival of season two this week, which&amp;#039;ll see Mike (Adams) handed a major case just as as his secret starts spreading around Pearson Hardman, putting his future at the firm in jeopardy.  Watch a Suits season one recap and season two preview below:      The Good Wife: Thursday (January 24) at 9pm on More 4 Why, nice to see you again, Alicia Florrick. Julianna Margulies is back doing her hard-as-nails, yet soft and sympathetic act in season four of high-stakes legal drama The Good Wife - which also features Hustle actor Marc Warren as a figure from Kalinda&amp;#039;s (Archie Panjabi) past and an all too brief appearance by Kristin Chenoweth as a tenacious reporter covering Peter&amp;#039;s (Chris Noth) campaign.  The main event of the premiere, though, is Alicia&amp;#039;s battle to defend her own son after he is pulled over by an cop on trumped-up charges. Man, life would be so much easier if our mothers were lawyers. Watch a teaser of The Good Wife premiere below:      What are you looking forward to watching this week? Leave your comments below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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