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"American detectives. Russian spies. Brits who are just a little bit off - Tube Talk&amp;#039;s latest edition of Must-See TV has gone global! Honourable mentions this week go to two shows that are not exactly &amp;#039;appointment viewing&amp;#039;, but still should give us a good laugh - the new series of sports quiz A League of Their Own (Wednesday, May 29 at 8pm on Sky1) and the perma-tanned TOWIE lot taking us on their hols in The Only Way Is Marbs (Sunday, June 2 at 10pm on ITV2). Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent: Monday (May 27) at 7.30pm on ITV Prepare for close to the bone &amp;#039;My Simon&amp;#039; jokes from David Walliams and little kids sobbing, because Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent goes live this week with six nights of semi-finals. As our Must-See TV rundown goes up before the final 45 are revealed on ITV tonight (May 26), we can&amp;#039;t brief you on which acts from the series will be taking to the stage again. However, it&amp;#039;s probably safe to expect the usual lineup of genuinely talented singers, dancers and variety acts mixed in with the type of weirdos you&amp;#039;d expect to find screaming at pigeons at your local bus station. We can&amp;#039;t wait! Watch Digital Spy chat to Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent contestant Aliki below:  Elementary: Tuesday (May 28) at 9pm on Sky Living With nobody concerned about making pointless comparisons to Sherlock anymore, Elementary is free to bring its interpretation of the Holmes mythology to a head in its own surprising, sensational way. Jonny Lee Miller, who&amp;#039;s been brilliant throughout the series as Holmes, and Lucy Liu, who&amp;#039;s been... less so... as Joan Watson, are out to uncover the truth about Irene Adler (Natalie Dormer) and her sudden reappearance in the hope that they can finally unmask his nemesis, Moriarty. Expect a twist that&amp;#039;ll make you shout - potentially for a variety of reasons - when all is revealed in the Elementary finale. Watch a promo for the Elementary finale below:      Shameless: Tuesday (May 28) at 10pm on Channel 4 The lower-class heroes of the Chatsworth estate have been providing high-quality entertainment for more than nine years now, but it&amp;#039;s finally time to wave farewell to the Gallaghers, the Maguires and the rest as Shameless airs its final episode. Former cast members Anne-Marie Duff, Dean Lennox Kelly, Elliott Tittensor, Jody Latham and Kelli Hollis all make a reappearance for the Shameless curtain call, as iconic alcoholic Frank Gallagher ends his prison stint for benefit fraud and receives an unwanted surprise from Monica (Annabelle Apison). Watch the trailer for Shameless below:      Up The Women: Thursday (May 30) at 8.30pm on BBC Four The brilliant innuendo in the title alone is enough to sell Tube Talk on BBC Four&amp;#039;s new suffragette comedy, but for those of you who need more convincing (you awkward blighters) we&amp;#039;ve got plenty of reasons why you should give Up The Women a spin. Firstly, it&amp;#039;s written by cult favourite turned award winner (thank you Spaced and Twenty Twelve) Jessica Hynes, who also stars in the show alongside Rebecca Front - aka the woman that&amp;#039;s appeared in practically every classic British comedy of the last two decades. And on top of that, the premise of timid Banbury woman Margaret (Hynes) attempting to convince her arts and crafts group to join the suffrage movement sounds like absolute gold. We&amp;#039;re gonna be talking in cut-glass accents for weeks afterwards... Watch the trailer for Up The Women below:      The Americans: Saturday (June 1) at 10pm on ITV Matthew Rhys is a Brit playing a Russian playing a US citizen in explosive Cold War drama The Americans, which sees the former Brothers &amp;amp; Sisters star and Felicity actress Keri Russell as KGB spies posing as a couple in 1980s Washington DC. The pair&amp;#039;s simulated domestic bliss inevitably gets a bit bumpy when an FBI agent moves in across the road, leading them to ponder whether or not his arrival is a coincidence. With high tension inside the kitchen as well as outside, The Americans could be ITV&amp;#039;s new sleeper hit. Eh... sleeper hit! Get it?! Like sleeper agent? Oh, whatever, just watch it.... Watch a trailer for The Americans 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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