What’s on TV tonight? Shows to watch on Wednesday 21 February from The Brit Awards 2018 to Supershoppers Savers Special
Also on tonight Earth's Natural Wonders, Damned, Live Celebrity Haunted Mansion
WHAT can't you miss on TV tonight? Our guide to the must-see shows...
The BRIT Awards 2018, 8pm, ITV
Comedian Jack Whitehall should be the perfect host for the biggest night in UK music.
He has just the right mix of charm and cheek to keep everything flowing if there’s any controversy – which, being the BRITs, we hope there is.
Broadcast live from London’s O2, you can expect special performances from some of music’s biggest acts, including Dua Lipa (right) and Ed Sheeran, who lead the nominations.
Also hitting the stage is Justin Timberlake, who’s bringing sexy back for his third appearance at the BRITs, while Rita Ora, Stormzy and Sam Smith perform too.
Supershoppers Savers Special, 8pm, Channel 4
Sabrina Grant and Anna Richardson (l-r) expose more tricks to help you save money.
You’ll discover the world of incentivised write-ups of online product reviews, there are tips on how to pamper your dog, plus a supermarket price-check reveals the surprising cost of convenience.
Earth’s Natural Wonders, 9pm, BBC One
More incredible tales of human bravery as people survive in remote places in the world.
In the wetlands of Australia, we meet Greg Wilson, a ranger tasked with collecting eggs from the aggressive saltwater crocodile.
When he finds one egg-infested nest, the stand-off between man and croc will have you jumping out of your skin.
Damned, 10pm, Channel 4
It’s a bad day at the office for Nitin (Himesh Patel, below) in this topical comedy as he is forced to bat away accusations of a dandruff problem.
He insists the flakes are actually caused by running his fingers through his hair shortly after eating crisps – Monster Munch being the worst culprit.
And things get even worse when Al accuses him of being transphobic about a boy’s transitioning parent.
Live celebrity Haunted Mansion, 9pm, W
Prepare for some spine-tingling shenanigans in this live reality show – well, if the ghosts show up.
Matt Richardson and Christine Lampard (l-r) host, and 10 brave celebs have volunteered to be spooked. Supernatural expert Jack Osbourne is also on hand to reveal the truth behind the eerie goings-on.
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