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Winter Paralympics: Highlights 1pm, BBC2 The recent Winter Olympics managed to attract an audience unaccustomed to watching sports in general, let alone winter sports. Perhaps their enthusiasm will carry over to this highlights package of the 10th Winter Paralympics, held in Vancouver and Whistler, with 64 gold medals up for grabs. Events included the biathlon, ice sledge alpine skiing, ice sledge hockey and wheelchair curling, in which the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team looked to improve on the silver they won on their debut four years ago. Married Single Other 9pm, ITV1 Cold Feet set the bar high for relationship-based thirtysomething comedy-dramas, but Married Single Other has been fighting its corner well. If you're just joining us, then you need to know that we're watching three couples go through some interesting transitions. Lillie and Eddie have lived together for years, but are now going to marry. Dickie and Babs have a passionate relationship, which now seems hopeless. And single man Clint (Ralf Little) is attempting to woo Abbey. Tonight, it's Lillie and Eddie's economy wedding – but just because it's being done on the cheap, don't expect it to be short on drama. Women 9pm, BBC4 The final part of this three-parter focuses on the London Feminist Network, a collective of mostly young feminists who are currently active and angry. They take on lads' mags, the media, the Playboy empire and advertising through marching, groups and letter-writing, which gives this a feeling of going right back to where we started with the "Libbers". Programme-maker Vanessa Engle deftly shows both their appeal and their flaws – for all of the disagreements about the inclusion of men and attitudes to pornography, there are also issues about the buffet. As with the rest of this series, and as with the subjects of tonight's documentary, it's fascinating and often infuriating. FlashForward 9pm, Five Double bill to launch series two of the "everyone's seen their future in a vision" thriller. Special Agent Benford (vision = back on the bottle) is not allowed back in the FBI until he sees a therapist. Meanwhile, Demetri (vision = nothing, ie he's going to die) continues the search for Lloyd (vision = unclear). And in part two, Simon (vision = kills a man) hacks into Lloyd's computer while Nicole (vision = drowning, speaking Japanese) tries to find out what the hell that means. Oh goody. Air Crash Investigation 9pm, National Geographic In the movies, air travel is fraught with such dangers as terrorists, snakes and even Mega Sharks. In real life, the dangers are perhaps a little less thrilling, but just as deadly. This reconstruction-heavy documentary looks at the final 15 minutes of USAir Flight 1493, a Boeing 737 that burst into flames when touching down at LAX in 1991. At first it looked as if a bomb was responsible, but when the chain of events and the wreckage were examined the tragic truth quickly revealed itself. Giant Octopus 10pm, Nat Geo Wild The giant octopus is an elusive inhabitant of the North Pacific, a nine-metre cephalopod that despite its hideous appearance is not only intelligent but also thoughtful. It prefers solitude to the social whirl, surviving on crabs, prawns and the odd shark, 65 metres below sea level. Here, a team of deep-sea divers take off in search of the world's most bashful 15kg monster, passing through mushroom fields, kelp forests and sulphurous thermal vents to film a huge predator.