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"It&amp;#039;s that time of the week again - as another seven days rolls around, we need to check out what televisual goodies await us. But don&amp;#039;t gaze at the television listings feeling overwhelmed! We&amp;#039;ve selected five top picks for the weeks, so whether you&amp;#039;re after bizarre quiz shows, sparkly awards ceremonies, vampires or hard-hitting documentaries, you&amp;#039;ll find something to enjoy. Check out our picks of the week below: The Vampire Diaries: Tuesday at 9pm on ITV2 It&amp;#039;s season finale time on Mystic Falls, and if you&amp;#039;re a fan of The Vampire Diaries you do not want to miss this episode. After last week&amp;#039;s emotional funeral, Elena and Jeremy are trying to move on - but Damon&amp;#039;s werewolf bite isn&amp;#039;t getting any better. We won&amp;#039;t give away any spoilers, but trust us when we say that there are some game-changing moments for the characters. And the ending will have you begging for the third season, just so you can find out what the hell is going on. A superb end to a fabulous season. Watch a trailer for the season finale of The Vampire Diaries below:  Al Murray&amp;#039;s Compete for the Meat: Thursday at 9pm on Dave If you can&amp;#039;t be doing with drama and just want a bit of fun, why not try the Pub Landlord&amp;#039;s quiz show? Trust us - it&amp;#039;s not a standard question and answer game. Instead, the top prize is a frozen chicken, and Al&amp;#039;s ably accompanied by Mr Giblets - a man in a chicken suit. Bizarrely, Zoe Salmon is the glamorous assistant, while the audience taunt losing teams with a &amp;#039;Thick and Slow&amp;#039; chant. To be honest, Compete for the Meat deserves a mention just for being so weird, but if you&amp;#039;re a Murray fan you should have fun. Oh, and there&amp;#039;s a Facebook app online if you&amp;#039;re interested in winning a frozen chicken yourself. Doctor Who: Saturday at 6.45pm on BBC One It&amp;#039;s depressing to think we&amp;#039;re already more than halfway through these initial seven episodes of Doctor Who. This week&amp;#039;s instalment is the first of a two-part adventure, in which a solar tsunami sends the Tardis off course to a clone factory on a future Earth. The Doctor is enraged when he learns that humans have begun using their own doppelgangers to mine dangerous acids, but could the &amp;#039;gangers&amp;#039; be planning a violent uprising? You&amp;#039;ll have to tune in to &amp;#039;The Rebel Flesh&amp;#039; this Saturday to find out! Watch a behind-the-scenes Doctor Who feature below:  The British Academy Television Awards: Sunday at 8pm on BBC One It&amp;#039;s time for another glittering awards ceremony as BAFTA recognises the best and brightest in British television! Graham Norton is your host, while nominees including Matt Smith, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jessie Wallace, Miranda Hart, Gillian Anderson, Rod Brydon and Jim Broadbent all expected to attend. Series up for an award this year include the BBC&amp;#039;s Sherlock , ITV&amp;#039;s Downton Abbey, Channel 4&amp;#039;s Peep Show and E4&amp;#039;s Misfits. Check out a full list of this year&amp;#039;s nominees here in time for Sunday night! Louis Theroux: Miami Mega Jail: Sunday at 9pm on BBC Two Louis&amp;#039;s back! In this two-part documentary, everyone&amp;#039;s favourite mild-mannered broadcaster takes another trip behind bars and enters the Miami County Jail, a facility big enough to house 3,188 prisoners. Fights often break out within the prison walls, as inmates battle over food and status, while the guards struggle to main control. In the first instalment, Louis explores the large cage-like dwellings on the fifth and sixth floors, where some of the prison&amp;#039;s most dangerous convicts reside! What are your TV highlights this week? Leave your opinions in the box below "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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