Click on a day to see the unmissable TV shows this festive season...
Boxing Day
Jim'll Fix It with Shane Richie
BBC1, 5.40pm, Boxing Day
It was the show that made dreams come true from 1975 to 1994, as Sir Jimmy Savile fixed it for thousands of kids to meet their popstar heroes, try life as a suitcase, or eat their packed lunch on a rollercoaster. And following the iconic presenter's death last month, the Beeb has decided to bring Jim'll Fix It back for a one-off festive special, with EastEnders' Shane Richie taking on hosting duties. A new generation of kids get their wishes fixed and a badge from Shane! What's not to love?
The Borrowers
BBC1, 7.30pm, Boxing Day
Perfect family drama, as Mary Norton's wonderful children's adventure story about the tiny people living beneath the floorboards of a big house, and making creative use of discarded everyday items, is lovingly updated for modern audiences. Rising star Aisling Loftus plays young Borrower, Arrietty Clock, whose protective parents Pod (Christopher Eccleston) and Homily (Sharon Horgan) have so far been reluctant to let her out into the big wide world. However, the whole family is forced to go on an epic journey when 'Human Bean' Granny Driver (Victoria Wood) and scientist Professor Mildeye (Stephen Fry) discover their hiding place. A classic tale brilliantly reimagined - and a real highlight of the Christmas schedule...
Bear's Wild Weekend with Miranda
C4, 9pm, Boxing Day
Bear Grylls has faced a few challenges in his time, but the thought of him coping with actress and writer Miranda Hart in the Swiss Alps, has already got us chuckling. In the first of this series which sees Bear taking novices into extreme conditions, Miranda explains that the closest she's got to the Alps is starring in an advert for Alpen. However, we're sure she's going to enjoy traversing a glacier whilst roped to Bear. She also gets to scramble over huge boulders, tackle deep snow in snow shoes and face two of her greatest fears - flying in a helicopter and abseiling. Hold on tight!
Agatha Christie's Poirot: The Clocks
ITV1, 9.30pm, Boxing Day
Agatha Christie and Poirot fans will think all their Christmases have come at once with this classy adaptation of The Clocks. Young secretary Sheila Webb (Jamie Winstone) is sent to an appointment at 19 Wilbraham Crescent where she discovers four clocks mysteriously frozen at 4.13 and a man stabbed to death. Terrified, she runs out and into the arms of Special Branch agent Lieutenant Colin Race, who's there investigating secret documents being smuggled out the country. Are the two cases connected? Is Sheila the murderer or is she being framed? And can Poirot piece the jigsaw together before another death? Phil Daniels and the late Anna Massey also star.
The Royal Bodyguard
BBC1, 9.30pm, Boxing Day
If it's laughs you're after this Christmas Day, then one's whole family will most certainly be amused by this comedy series starring Sir David Jason. It follows the misadventures of David's character, Captain Guy Hubble, a Buckingham Palace car park attendant who's accidentally put in charge of Royal security. Tonight Hubble's told there is a planned assassination attempt on the Queen at the Commonwealth Conference in Scotland, and upsets everyone as he carries out security checks. However, it's he that lets slip vital information when an attractive woman pays him attention. Can he save Her Majesty?
