What the Dickens?

Sky Arts 1, 7.35pm

The irreverent cultural quiz (suggested alternative title - Have I Got the Arts for You) returns with Sandi Toksvig again at the wheel and two new team captains - Sue Perkins and Chris Addison - entering the fray.

The Last Millionaire

BBC Three, 9pm

This new reality series puts a novel twist on The Apprentice format. Twelve already successful entrepreneurs must pair up to see who can make the most money over the course of one week in a different location around the world. But in this series the most successful pairing gets to leave the competition with their business reputations enhanced - The Last Millionaire being the dud one left at the end. In this opener they are in Istanbul, and most of the duos opt to organise parties. As with The Apprentice, the contenders range from the likeable to the grotesquely obnoxious and make compelling viewing.

Picture Book

BBC Four, 9pm

There is something for everyone in the second part of this excellent series exploring the world of children's literature. Now We Are Six embarks on an enchanting journey through the next stage of childhood reading, taking in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with its surreal illustrations by John Tenniel, the mischief and subversion of Roald Dahl and Raymond Briggs, and the groundbreaking 1998 book Voices in the Park by Anthony Browne. The Children's Laureate Michael Rosen speaks movingly about Sad Book, a text inspired by the death of his son, and we get to see Quentin Blake's scratchy ink pen working its magic.

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