Singing and dancing up a storm, Meryl Streep plays an ageing hippie running a hotel on a Greek island

Singing and dancing up a storm, Meryl Streep plays an ageing hippie running a hotel on a Greek island.

Her daughter, Amanda Seyfried, is getting married to English lad Dominic Cooper and is eager to meet her dad. Problem is, mum's not sure who he is.

This ABBAsolutely fabulous film of the stage show is a hoot, especially when Seyfried decides to secretly invite mum's ex-lovers (Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth and Stellan Skarsgård) to the nuptials.

The wonderfully infectious ABBA hits - including The Winner Takes It All, Dancing Queen and Super Trouper - come thick and fast and the performances are a joy.

Brosnan, Skarsgård and Firth are hilarious, while Julie Walters and Christine Baranski are ideal as Streep's pals.

After weeks of rehearsals, the nine showbiz legends finally take to the stage in Last Laugh in Vegas

Nine of our best-loved showbiz legends, including Cannon and Ball, Su Pollard and Bernie Clifton, have given us fun, laughter and a few tears in this reality series, which has followed them preparing for a one-off spectacular in Las Vegas.

After weeks of rehearsals, the series concludes tonight with the famous faces putting the finishing touches to their performances.

After the main show on ITV, turn to ITV3 to see our brave stars finally take to the stage at The Orleans Hotel and Casino in Last Laugh in Vegas: Showtime. Will the stars have the last laugh in Vegas?

Singing and dancing up a storm, Meryl Streep plays an ageing hippy running a hotel on a Greek island

Singing and dancing up a storm, Meryl Streep plays an ageing hippy running a hotel on a Greek island.

Her daughter, Amanda Seyfried, is getting married to English lad Dominic Cooper.

This ABBAsolutely fabulous film of the stage show is a hoot, especially when Seyfried decides she wants to meet her dad and secretly invites mum's ex-lovers (Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth and Stellan Skarsgård) to the nuptials.

The wonderfully infectious ABBA hits - including The Winner Takes It All, Dancing Queen and Super Trouper - come thick and fast and the performances are a joy.

Brosnan, Skarsgård and Firth are hilarious, while Julie Walters and Christine Baranski are ideal as Streep's pals.

Another chance to see this excellent episode of Lewis entitled Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things, first shown back in 2011 and guest-starring Juliet Stevenson and Saskia Reeves

Another chance to see this excellent episode entitled Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things, first shown back in 2011 and guest-starring Juliet Stevenson and Saskia Reeves.

Lewis and Hathaway are back on the job, investigating a murder at a college reunion – and Lewis is even more determined to catch the culprit when he spots connections to an unsolved case from 10 years ago.

But when Hobson reveals that Lewis was working at the same college when his wife died, Hathaway worries that his personal life might be interfering with his policing.

Once again the pair’s banter and the stunning Oxford backdrop make this crime drama stand head and shoulders above the rest.

Another chance to see this uplifting one-off film, first shown on ITV last year, which reveals surprising facts about the effects of ageing on our bodies and minds

Another chance to see this uplifting one-off film, first shown on ITV last year, which reveals surprising facts about the effects of ageing on our bodies and minds and meets inspiring people who are living proof that age really is nothing but a number.

Among them are Charles, 96, who works out three times a week and has the biological age of a man 30 years younger, and Dilys, 83, who is loving her newfound passion for sky-diving.

Charming two-part documentary about legendary entertainers Morecambe and Wise...

Is there anything about Morecambe and Wise that we don't already know? That's what you may be thinking, but this two-part documentary is so affectionate that it's hard not to be charmed.

It helps that Eric's widow Joan and son and daughter Gary and Gail play a large part, as well as well-known faces such as Michael Grade, who took Eric and Ernie to the BBC, and Millicent Martin, who appeared on ITV’s Two of a Kind with the duo in the 1960s.

Concludes tomorrow.

Another chance to see this typically star-studded episode, The Secret of Chimneys, which was first shown on ITV in 2010

Another chance to see this typically star-studded episode, The Secret of Chimneys, which was first shown on ITV in 2010.

Miss Marple was no doubt picturing a relaxing weekend with tea and cake when Lady Virginia – daughter of her late cousin – invited her to stay at her family home, a country estate called Chimneys.

But the sleuth doesn't get a break even at family gatherings as she's soon unravelling a case of murder, blackmail and a stolen diamond!

Julia McKenzie puts in a perfect performance as Miss Marple, and watch out for some solid guest turns from Edward Fox, Dervla Kirwan, Ruth Jones and Mathew Horne.

Miss Marple's (Julia McKenzie) old friend Father Gorman (Nicholas Parsons) is done for in this episode (first shown back in 2010)

Miss Marple's (Julia McKenzie) old friend Father Gorman (Nicholas Parsons) is done for in this episode (first shown back in 2010).

He is murdered after taking a dying woman's last confession, but not before he sends his sleuthing friend a list of names the woman gave him.

Miss Marple packs her bags and heads to London, where she is drawn to The Pale Horse Inn and its sinister landlady (Pauline Collins). Watch out for a cameo from Holly Willoughby.

For Midsomer's 100th episode, first shown in 2014, the makers joined forces with the producers of Scandi hit The Killing to take the show abroad for the first time

For Midsomer’s 100th episode, first shown in 2014, the makers joined forces with the producers of Scandi hit The Killing to take the show abroad for the first time.

When the boss of a local biscuit company is found dead in Copenhagen, DCI John Barnaby and DS Charlie Nelson head to Denmark and team up with local cops played by The Killing's Ann Eleonora Jørgensen and Borgen’s Birgitte Hjort Sørensen.

Sanjeev Bhaskar and No Offence's Joanna Scanlan are among familiar Brit faces.

Tribute to the late, great Elvis Presley, who died 39 years ago today...

The King's 20 greatest hits, as voted for by the British public, are counted down in this programme showing in tribute to Elvis Presley, who died 39 years ago today.

First shown in 2013, the programme features archive footage and home movies, plus reminiscences from famous fans, musical collaborators and his ex-wife Priscilla.

Over on TCM there's a double bill of Elvis movies: the Golden Globe-winning documentary Elvis on Tour (3.00pm), followed by Jailhouse Rock at 4.50pm.

Geraldine McEwan pulls on Miss Marple's comfy cardigan for the last time in this star-studded whodunit from 2009

Geraldine McEwan pulls on Miss Marple's comfy cardigan for the last time in this star-studded whodunit from 2009. When an old friend's dying wish is for Miss M to go on a mystery tour, the sleuth clambers aboard. With nephew Richard E Grant in tow, she discovers the oddballs and charmers on the coach trip are all connected – but can she join the dots to unmask a murderer? Johnny Briggs and George Cole (who also stars in The Pure Hell of St Trinian's at 2.50pm) are a delight, and Anne Reid and Amanda Burton hilarious as naughty nuns.

Joan Collins adds a touch of class to this 2010 Marple film, They Do It with Mirrors

Joan Collins adds a touch of class to this 2010 Marple film, They Do It with Mirrors. Joan plays Ruth van Rydock, an old friend of the sleuth, who gets in touch after a suspicious fire at her family home. Not that we don't like the tweed worn by Miss Marple (Julia McKenzie), but there's nothing like fur coats and statement hats to create an air of glamour! Clearly, this hasn't gone unnoticed by Joan’s character, who says, ‘Don't you think, Jane, that nobody would guess you and I are practically the same age’. Ouch. But that's nothing compared to the stab in the back one of the victims in this case gets at a home for delinquent boys. Look out for comedian Sean Hughes as one of the detectives and Brief Encounters' Penelope Wilton as Ruth's sister.