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What's on TV tonight Wednesday 10 June 2026: Amandaland LAST IN SERIES Series 2 Episode 6 "Prom" BBC One 9pm -- Lucy Punch as Amanda, Rosie Cavaliero guest stars as Claire (chaotic make-up artist, back from chemo), Claire almost steals the episode, inspires rare act of genuine kindness from Amanda, Series 3 already commissioned, won Best Scripted Comedy BAFTA TV Awards 2026, Huw Fullerton byline; The Fortune SERIES FINALE Episode 4 of 4 Channel 5 9pm -- Eleanor Tomlinson as Amanda Blakefield, framed for murder, Linda (Paula Wilcox) and husband Jimmy (Matthew Lewis) missing, anonymous texts and calls, whoever it is wants Amanda to take the inheritance, she sets off to track them down, Denis Lawson Martin Worrall's family continue searching, writer Aschlin Ditta, director Andy de Emmony, filmed Hartlepool, Morgan Cormack byline; A Good Girl's Guide to Murder SERIES 2 FINALE double bill BBC Three 9.05pm plus 9.50pm, BBC One 10.40pm plus 11.25pm, verdict Max Hastings trial and truth behind Jamie Reynolds's disappearance, Pip Emma Myers ethical reckoning, Holly Jackson third novel As Good as Dead awaits adaptation, David Brown byline; Ken Loach Night BBC Four from 10.05pm ahead of his 90th birthday 17 June 2026, The Old Oak 2023 Dave Turner Ebla Mari, Up the Junction Wednesday Play 3 November 1965, Nell Dunn, back-street abortion scene, Abortion Act 1967, Calum Baker byline; Only Child LAST IN SERIES Series 2 Episode 6 BBC One 9.30pm, Gregor Fisher, Greg McHugh, Amy Lennox, property developers' diggers allotments, Richard woos Emily; England v Costa Rica ITV1 coverage 8pm kick-off 9pm BST Inter&Co Stadium Orlando, Thomas Tuchel, final pre-World Cup warm-up, World Cup begins 11 June; Surgeons at the Edge of Life LAST IN SERIES Series 8 BBC Two 9pm, Kathleen Aberdeen, Professor Steve Wigmore, Dawn Kincardine spina bifida, Jack Seale byline; The Future with Hannah Fry Episode 5 of 6 BBC Two 7.30pm, robotics, Dawn Avatar Robot Cafe Tokyo, bionic arms, Gary Rose byline.

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 9 June 2026: Tip Toe SERIES FINALE Episode 5 of 5 Channel 4 9pm -- Russell T Davies, Alan Cumming as Leo, David Morrissey as Clive, Stephanie Dale round at Leo's for a boxset binge, Clive and sons host boozy football crowd next door, George Goss (Jackson Connor) freaked out when Zee Malone (Iz Hesketh) calls by, five episodes flash forward to Leo's death by hanging, tonight delivers, heated exchanges turn to hate and extreme homophobia, Russell T Davies "cry from the heart" -- "terrifying viewing for all queer people and everyone who loves and supports us," Patrick Mulkern byline, Quay Street Productions ITV Studios, directed by Peter Hoar; Best Medicine NEW SERIES Sky One 8pm and 9pm -- UK premiere of US Doc Martin remake, Josh Charles as Dr Martin Best, Port Wenn Maine, blood phobia intact, Abigail Spencer as Louisa, Martin Clunes guest stars as Dr Robert Best; England Women's World Cup 2027 Qualifier v Ukraine ITV1 coverage 7.30pm kick-off 8pm Hill Dickinson Stadium Liverpool; Who Do You Think You Are Joe Swash BBC One 9pm -- EastEnders; Italian ancestry, five-times great-grandfather Donato 1762 Senerchia, Giuseppe Raimo spoke alongside Sylvia Pankhurst at 1923 Communist Workers' Movement rally, late father Ricky died when Joe was 12; Interior Design Masters LAST IN SERIES BBC One 8pm finalists Emmely Elgersma and Lia Gold Longleat holiday cottages Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen guest judge; England 2006 the Golden Generation BBC One 10.40pm Rio Ferdinand Wayne Rooney; The Fortune Episode 3 of 4 Channel 5 9pm Eleanor Tomlinson Matthew Lewis Denis Lawson; Bake Off the Professionals Series 11 Channel 4 8pm.

What's on TV tonight Monday 8 June 2026: Tip Toe PENULTIMATE EPISODE (Ep 4 of 5) Channel 4 9pm -- Russell T Davies, Alan Cumming as Leo, David Morrissey as Clive, long night of the soul for warring neighbours, Leo's compassion and resolve, Clive's embarrassment and shame, his ability to surprise, Jackson Connor as George Goss on Canal Street for the first time, Iz Hesketh as Zee Malone, "a flare before an inferno," concludes Tue 9 June; Gareth Southgate Changing the Game for Young Men BBC One 9pm -- one-off, Sir Gareth knighted King's 2025 New Year Honours, documentary following him across UK meeting young men without father figures, in prison, struggling at school, mental health, Gabriel Tate byline; Brexit: A Very British Civil War Part 1 of 2 BBC Two 9pm -- Norma Percy Brook Lapping, 10-year anniversary June 2016 referendum, Cameron Boris Johnson Nigel Farage Michael Gove George Osborne Gordon Brown Peter Mandelson Jeremy Corbyn Bob Geldof, Dominic Cummings only absent, opens 2015; All of Us Strangers BAFTA BBC Four premiere Channel 4 10pm -- Andrew Haigh, Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Claire Foy, Jamie Bell, six BAFTA nominations; G'wed Series 3 Ep 1 ITV2 10.35pm -- Dylan Thomas-Smith, Jennifer Ellison joins, John Barnes cameo; Springwatch BBC Two 8pm Crom estate Fermanagh; HSBC Championships Women's Day 1 BBC Two 1pm Queen's Club Serena Williams doubles return; England v New Zealand Test Day 5 final day Sky Sports 10.15am.

What's on TV tonight Sunday 7 June 2026: Tip Toe Episode 3 of 5 Channel 4 9pm -- Russell T Davies, Alan Cumming as Leo, David Morrissey as Clive, events replayed from Clive's point of view, powerhouse performance, dangerous homophobe, disintegrating marriage, gay teenage son George, continues Mon 8 June and Tue 9 June (final); Death Valley SERIES 2 FINALE BBC One 9.15pm -- Timothy Spall, Gwyneth Keyworth, Janie's estranged father Michael (Owen Teale) arrives from a commune, murder within new-age community, set Mid Wales; Tiger Island BBC One 7.15pm -- BBC Studios NHU / PBS, Anna Dimitriadis cinematographer, western Nepal, tiger mothers Goma and Mala, highest tiger concentration on Earth; Antiques Roadshow Sports Special BBC One 8.15pm -- Fiona Bruce, Lord's and Wimbledon, Nobby Stiles 1966 World Cup shirt, oldest written cricket rules 1727, Lost Lionesses COPA 71 Mexico 1971; The Beautiful Game (12 cert) Channel 4 3.35pm -- Bill Nighy, Micheal Ward, Homeless World Cup Rome; The Mother of All Cons Ep 2 BBC Two 9pm; Mock the Week Summer Specials TLC 9pm; Kevin Bridges BBC One 10.30pm; Formula One Monaco Grand Prix Sky Sports F1 race 2pm; Men's Test Cricket England v NZ 1st Test Day 4 Sky Sports 10.15am; French Open Men's Final TNT Sports 1 1.30pm.

What's on TV tonight Saturday 6 June 2026: three home-nation football warm-ups ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup (11 June, USA/Canada/Mexico) -- Romania v Wales BBC One Wales 6.30pm coverage k/o 6.45pm BST (first meeting since November 1993); England v New Zealand ITV1 8.15pm coverage k/o 9pm BST Tampa Raymond James Stadium, Thomas Tuchel's first warm-up; Bolivia v Scotland BBC Two 8.30pm coverage k/o 9pm BST Harrison New Jersey, Scotland's final pre-tournament warm-up, first-ever Bolivia v Scotland meeting; 1966 World Cup Final in Colour Channel 4 4.45pm, 60th anniversary, David Baddiel introduces, Sir Geoff Hurst, Harry Kane, SunLife and Alzheimer's Society; Vermiglio BBC Four 9.20pm, Venice Silver Lion 2024, Maura Delpero, South Tyrolean Alps 1944; Monsieur Spade SERIES FINALE double bill U&Drama 9pm + 10.10pm, Clive Owen; Two Weeks in August Ep 4 BBC One 9.15pm, Catherine Shepherd; Casualty BBC One 8.25pm, Colonel Jack Bard arc; England v New Zealand 1st Test Day 3 Lord's Sky Sports 10.15am highlights BBC Two 7.30pm; French Open Women's Final TNT Sports 1 1.30pm.

What's on TV tonight Friday 5 June 2026: MasterChef SERIES FINALE BBC One 8pm -- 20th anniversary of current format, Grace Dent and Anna Haugh judge, three contestants cook best meal of their lives, following 2025 champion Harry Maguire, Jane Rackham byline; Ponies double bill Sky Atlantic 9pm + 10pm -- Emilia Clarke, Haley Lu Richardson, Bea's first date Andrei a KGB agent, Twila's first brush with death, Jack Seale byline; Have I Got News for You Series 71 FINALE BBC One 9pm -- David Tennant hosts, Michael Gove and Chloe Petts; Hidden Treasures of the National Trust Series 4 BBC Two 9pm -- Snowshill Manor Cotswolds samurai armour, Calke Abbey taxidermy and Portland sheep, John Benjamin jewellery; Aretha Franklin Night BBC Four 9pm -- 2015 Natural Woman reduced Obama to tears; Gardeners' World BBC Two 8pm -- Monty Don roses; Tennis French Open Men's Semi-Finals TNT Sports 1 1.30pm; England v New Zealand 1st Test Day 2 Lord's Sky Sports from 10.15am.

What's on TV tonight Thursday 4 June 2026: David Beckham: in Ten Pictures BBC Two 9pm -- A Life in Ten Pictures strand, Sir David Beckham knighted June 2025, Chingford to Cotswolds, Gabriel Tate byline; England v New Zealand 1st Test Day 1 Lord's Sky Sports Cricket 10am, highlights 7pm BBC Two; Taskmaster Series 21 Episode 9 Channel 4 9pm -- "Maybe Someone Else Wrote Veep", Armando Iannucci earns nickname Professor Gong; The Hardacres Series 2 Ep 4 Channel 5 9pm -- Sam recovers, Lady Imelda and the National Vigilance Association; Reported Missing BBC One 9pm -- Edinburgh Chinese student, Glasgow mountain hiker; MasterChef BBC One 8pm -- Opheem restaurant Birmingham, chef Aktar Islam, two Michelin stars; The Vardys Ep 2 ITV1 9pm -- Jamie and Becky, Cremonese, burglary; Make That Movie Eps 3 and 4 Channel 4 10pm + 10.30pm; French Open Women's Semi-Finals TNT Sports from 10.30am; England v New Zealand 1st Test Day 1 Lord's cricket.

What's on TV tonight Wednesday 3 June 2026: Falling SERIES FINALE Episode 6 of 6 Channel 4 9pm -- Jack Thorne, Keeley Hawes as Anna, Paapa Essiedu as Father David, Adrian Scarborough as Francis, Sophie Stone, Craig Painting, Susan and Simon's wedding day; The Hadron Collider: in Search of the Peace Particle BBC Four 9pm -- dreamlike film, CERN, Dr Archana Sharma, David Bowie Newsnight 1999, Professor Rolf-Dieter Heuer; A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Series 2 Eps 3 and 4 double bill BBC Three 9pm + 9.45pm, BBC One 10.40pm; The Fortune Ep 2 Channel 5 9pm -- Eleanor Tomlinson, Denis Lawson, Matthew Lewis, shocking kidnap, violent ending; Amandaland S2 Ep 5 BBC One 9pm -- Lucy Punch, Joanna Lumley, Fi's white van; Surgeons at the Edge of Life S8 Ep 5 BBC Two 9pm -- Mr Steve Leung, Mr Ashley Hay, Edinburgh; MasterChef BBC One 8pm -- Antigua Jumby Bay Island, Sir Viv Richards; Shades of Blue U&W 9pm -- Jennifer Lopez, Ray Liotta; French Open Day 11 quarter-finals TNT Sports 1 from 9.30am; Women's Giro Stage 5 Dolomites TNT Sports 3 2.30pm; Surrey v Middlesex Vitality Blast Sky Sports Cricket 6.25pm.

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 2 June 2026: The Fortune NEW SERIES Channel 5 9pm -- Eleanor Tomlinson as café worker told she's sole beneficiary of a £2m estate from a wealthy stranger, Denis Lawson as Martin Worrall, Rebecca Front as suspicious wife Fiona, Callum Woodhouse as son, Stephen Tompkinson as groundskeeper, Matthew Lewis, Nina Wadia, Paula Wilcox, written by Aschlin Ditta, directed by Andy de Emmony, filmed Hartlepool and Northumberland; The Vardys NEW SERIES ITV1 9pm -- Jamie and Rebekah Vardy relocate to Italy, Jamie's move to Serie A side Cremonese, emotional farewell match for Leicester and 200th goal, house-hunts, school searches; Who Do You Think You Are Amy Dowden BBC One 9pm -- Strictly pro; 14-year-old great-great-great-aunt Elinor died 1888, possibly shot; grandfather Frank WWI and South Wales mines; Falling Episode 5 of 6 Channel 4 9pm -- Jack Thorne, Keeley Hawes as nun Anna, Paapa Essiedu as Father David; Half Man Series Finale Episode 6 BBC One 10.40pm -- Richard Gadd, Jamie Bell, brothers confrontation at a wedding, RT review; French Open quarter-finals TNT Sports 1 from 9.30am; Women's Giro d'Italia Stage 4 Tudor ITT TNT Sports 3 1.15pm; England Women v India Women 3rd T20I Series Decider Sky Sports Cricket 6pm Taunton.

What's on TV tonight Monday 1 June 2026: Dear England SERIES FINALE Episode 4 of 4 BBC One 9pm -- Joseph Fiennes as Gareth Southgate, Jodie Whittaker as sports psychologist Pippa Grange, written by James Graham, three months before Euro 2024, "What England needs to learn isn't how to win. It's how to lose"; Euphoria Season 3 Finale Sky Atlantic 9pm -- 93-minute episode, Zendaya as Rue, HBO's Gen-Z drama very likely ending tonight though not formally cancelled; Tip Toe Episode 2 Channel 4 9pm -- Russell T Davies, Alan Cumming, David Morrissey, Leo hires mildly homophobic neighbour Clive to fix the electrics; Emma Barnett Fighting Endometriosis BBC Two 9pm -- first British TV documentary entirely dedicated to endometriosis, 1.5 million women affected in UK; EastEnders 7.30pm BBC One -- Vicki Fowler and Ross Marshall wedding, George Knight dangerous decision, Max Branning proposes to Cindy Beale, Denise Fox blood cancer diagnosis; Monolith Film4 9pm -- Lily Sullivan, 2022 sci-fi, AUD 500,000 budget, 15 days shoot; Brokenwood Mysteries Season 12 U&Drama 8pm; Springwatch BBC Two 8pm Chris Packham Crom estate Lough Erne; French Open Day 9 TNT Sports 1 9.30am fourth round; Women's Giro d'Italia Stage 3 TNT Sports 3 2.30pm.

What's on TV tonight Sunday 31 May 2026: Tip Toe NEW SERIES Channel 4 9pm -- Russell T Davies, Alan Cumming, David Morrissey, Manchester Gay Village, 5 episodes, Eps 1 and 2 tonight, written-by-Davies quote "Our rights are paper-thin as gay people"; Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2026 ITV1 coverage 5pm kick-off 6.30pm BST London Stadium 20th anniversary -- Robbie Williams coaches England, Usain Bolt coaches World XI, Owen Cooper youngest-ever Soccer Aid player aged 16, Olly Murs ends 400km endurance walk; Dear England Ep 3 BBC One 9pm -- Euro 2020 final racism aftermath, Joseph Fiennes, iPlayer; Women's FA Cup Final Brighton v Manchester City Channel 4 kick-off 3pm Wembley; The Mother of All Cons NEW SERIES BBC Two 9pm -- Believe in Magic charity, Munchausen by proxy, three parts; Death Valley S2 Ep 3 BBC One 8.15pm Timothy Spall Jim Howick; The Twelve Cape Rock Killer ITV1 10.45pm Sam Neill UK premiere; Later with Jools Holland BBC Two 10pm; The Nice Guys BBC One 10.30pm Russell Crowe Ryan Gosling; Giro d'Italia Final Stage 21 Rome TNT Sports 3 2pm.

What's on TV tonight Saturday 30 May 2026: UEFA Champions League Final PSG v Arsenal TNT Sports 1, coverage 3pm kick-off 5pm BST from Puskás Aréna Budapest -- EXCLUSIVE pay-TV only, first UCL Final not on free-to-air in UK; Arsenal chasing historic Premier League and Champions League double after winning the title at Crystal Palace 24 May 2026; Britain's Got Talent Series 19 Live Final ITV1 7pm -- Ant and Dec, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, KSI, £250,000 prize; Two Weeks in August Ep 3 BBC One 9.15pm -- Jacob's birthday gatecrashed; Casualty BBC One 8.25pm -- Christopher Timothy guests; Shergar: The Racehorse and the IRA Channel 4 8pm; Monsieur Spade U&Drama 9pm -- Clive Owen; Ghost Trail BBC Four 9.05pm -- 97% RT; Rugby League Challenge Cup Final BBC One from 2pm Wigan v Hull KR Wembley; Women's T20 England v India Sky Sports from 6.30pm Bristol.

What's on TV tonight Friday 29 May 2026: Hacks SERIES FINALE Sky Atlantic 10.05pm -- Jean Smart as Deborah Vance, Hannah Einbinder as Ava Daniels, final episode of Season 5 and the whole series; Ponies Sky Atlantic 9pm -- Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, Moscow 1977, CIA operatives, RT 96%; Smoggie Queens SERIES FINALE BBC Three 10pm + 10.30pm -- Phil Dunning, Mark Benton, Monica Dolan; Olly Murs Steps into the Unknown ITV1 9pm -- 400km challenge for Soccer Aid; Coronation Street ITV1 8.30pm -- Theo Silverton murder flashbacks, Todd Grimshaw accused; MasterChef Semi-Final BBC One 8pm -- Philip Khoury guest; Have I Got News for You BBC One 9pm -- Katherine Ryan hosts; Jazz Night Miles Davis BBC Four 9.05pm -- centenary peg; French Open Day 6 TNT Sports from 9.30am; Giro d'Italia Stage 19 TNT Sports 3 from 11am -- Passo Giau Cima Coppi.

What's on TV tonight Thursday 28 May 2026: A Taste for Murder SERIES FINALE ITV1 9pm -- Warren Brown as DCI Joe Mottram, Capri, Episode 6 of 6; Putin: in Ten Pictures BBC Two 9pm -- Stasi ID card, shirtless horseback, facsimile Kremlin bunkers; One to One: John and Yoko ★★★★ Sky Documentaries 9pm -- Kevin Macdonald, Madison Square Garden 1972, private phone-call tapes; Taskmaster Series 21 Episode 8 Channel 4 9pm -- The Jingling Match, Alex Horne covered in bells; Make That Movie NEW SERIES Channel 4 10pm -- Sam Campbell, Joe Pelling (Don't Hug Me I'm Scared); The Hardacres Series 2 Ep 3 Channel 5 9pm; Marilyn Monroe Night BBC Four from 8pm -- centenary 1 June 2026; Women's T20 Cricket England v India 1st T20I Sky Sports Cricket 6.30pm; French Open Day 5 TNT Sports from 9.30am; Giro d'Italia Stage 18 TNT Sports 3 from 11.30am.

What's on TV tonight Wednesday 27 May 2026: A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Series 2 NEW SERIES BBC Three 9pm -- Emma Myers returns as Pip Fitz-Amobi, Holly Jackson's sequel novel; UEFA Conference League Final Crystal Palace v Rayo Vallecano TNT Sports 1 kick-off 8pm BST from Leipzig -- Palace's first European final; Falling Ep 4 Channel 4 9pm -- Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu; A Taste for Murder Ep 5 (penultimate) ITV1 9pm -- Warren Brown; Richard Madeley Inside the World's Mega Prison Channel 5 9pm -- CECOT El Salvador; Surgeons: at the Edge of Life BBC Two 9pm; MasterChef BBC One 8pm National Railway Museum York; French Open Day 4 TNT Sports from 9.30am; Giro d'Italia Stage 17 TNT Sports 3 from 10.45am -- Cassano d'Adda to Andalo; Ireland v New Zealand Test cricket TNT Sports 2 from 11am -- Stormont.

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 26 May 2026: Who Do You Think You Are? Zoe Ball BBC One 9pm -- her mother Julia died 2024, she traces Scotland, Guernsey and Cornwall; Half Man Ep 5 (penultimate) BBC One 10.40pm -- Richard Gadd, Jamie Bell; Falling Ep 3 Channel 4 9pm -- Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu; World War II with Tom Hanks Sky History 9pm NEW SERIES triple-bill; The Unstoppable Shirley MacLaine Sky Arts 9pm; Interior Design Masters BBC One 8pm; Bake Off The Professionals Channel 4 8pm; French Open Day 3 TNT Sports from 9.30am; Giro d'Italia Stage 16 TNT Sports 3 from noon -- fully Swiss stage.

What's on TV tonight Sunday 24 May 2026: Dear England BBC One 9pm, NEW SERIES -- Joseph Fiennes as Gareth Southgate, James Graham adapts his own Olivier-winning stage play, Left Bank Pictures; Premier League Final Day 4pm kick-off all 10 matches Sky Sports -- Arsenal title race + relegation battle; Death Valley S2 BBC One 8.15pm (Timothy Spall, Roisin Conaty guest); Being Stanley Baxter BBC Four 9pm (100th birthday, born 24 May 1926); Vengeance: Murder on the Heath Channel 4 9pm; Obituary ITV1 10.45pm (Siobhán Cullen, UK premiere); French Open Day 1 TNT Sports from 9.30am; Canadian Grand Prix 9pm Sky Sports F1.

What's on TV tonight Saturday 23 May 2026: Two Weeks in August double bill (Eps 1 & 2) BBC One 9pm + 9.45pm -- the British summer drama everyone will be talking about, full series on iPlayer same night; Women's Champions League Final Barcelona v OL Lyonnes BBC Two 5pm from Oslo; Championship Play-Off Final Hull City v Middlesbrough Wembley 3.30pm Sky Sports; Cher at the BBC + Cher Meets Rylan BBC Two 9pm + 10.20pm (Cher's 80th birthday week); My Favourite Cake BBC Four 9pm (2024 Iranian drama, Berlinale prizewinner); Nobody's Fool launch ITV1 9pm (Danny Dyer + Emily Atack reality quiz, £100,000).

What's on TV tonight Friday 22 May 2026: Ponies series premiere 9pm Sky Atlantic -- Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson as CIA widow-spies in 1977 Moscow (96% Rotten Tomatoes, all 8 episodes on NOW); Bob Dylan Night BBC Four from 9pm (85th birthday Sunday 24 May); Radio 1 Big Weekend Sunderland dance night 10.40pm BBC One -- Fatboy Slim headlines; Hidden Treasures of the National Trust S4 E2 9pm BBC Two; F1 Canadian GP sprint weekend FP1 18:30 + Sprint Qualifying 22:30 Sky Sports F1.

What's on TV tonight Thursday 21 May 2026: Race Across the World Series 6 finale 8pm BBC One (12,000km Sicily to Mongolia; five teams; Hatgal finish line); "Race Across the World: The Reunion" 9pm BBC One; Marilyn Monroe Night BBC Four from 8pm (centenary run-up, 1 June 2026); Bergerac Series 2 finale "No More Secrets" 9pm U&Drama (Damien Molony); The Hardacres S2 E2 9pm Channel 5 (Michele Dotrice); Taskmaster S21 E7 9pm Channel 4.

What's on TV tonight Wednesday 20 May 2026: Europa League Final Freiburg v Aston Villa 8pm KO TNT Sports 1 (Besiktas Park, Istanbul -- Villa's first European final in 44 years); "Under Suspicion: Kate McCann" 9pm Channel 5 (90-minute one-off factual drama, Laura Bayston as Kate, James Robinson as Gerry); Falling Episode 2 of 6 9pm Channel 4 (Keeley Hawes, Paapa Essiedu, Jack Thorne); Amandaland S2 E3 9pm BBC One (Lucy Punch, the condom episode); "Harry Hill: New Bits and Greatest Hits" 9pm Sky Comedy (60th birthday special); Surgeons S8 E3 9pm BBC Two (Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh); "A Taste for Murder" Ep 4 9pm ITV1 (Warren Brown, Capri).

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 19 May 2026: Falling Series 1 premiere 9pm Channel 4 (Keeley Hawes as Sister Anna, Paapa Essiedu as Father David, written by Jack Thorne -- full 6-part series on Channel 4 streaming now); Bournemouth v Man City 7.30pm k/o Sky Sports Main Event + Chelsea v Spurs 8.15pm k/o Sky Sports Premier League (both rescheduled from Sunday because of the FA Cup Final); Half Man Episode 4 of 6 10.40pm BBC One (Richard Gadd, Jamie Bell); The Corinthians: We Were the Champions 10pm BBC Four; Interior Design Masters Series 7 Episode 5 8pm BBC One (Alan Carr, Leeds studio flats, Series 2 winner Lynsey Ford guest judge); RHS Chelsea Flower Show BBC One 2pm + BBC Two 8pm (members-only day -- public opens Thursday 21 May).

What's on TV tonight Monday 18 May 2026: Arsenal v Burnley 8pm k/o Sky Sports (Arsenal can clinch first Premier League title in 22 years); "Lucy Worsley Investigates: The American Revolution" Episode 1 of 2 9pm BBC Two (UK premiere, 250th anniversary); Believe Me series finale 9pm ITV1 (Daniel Mays, Miriam Petche as Carrie Johnson); RHS Chelsea Flower Show Press Day 2pm BBC One (Nicki Chapman, Angellica Bell) and 8pm BBC Two (Monty Don, Rachel de Thame); Canal Boat Diaries Series 7 premiere 7pm U&Yesterday (Robbie Cumming, Naughty Lass, Wales to Yorkshire).

What's on TV tonight Sunday 17 May 2026: Death Valley Series 2 8.15pm BBC One (Timothy Spall, Gwyneth Keyworth); The Cage Episode 4 9pm BBC One (Sheridan Smith, Michael Socha); Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider France v England 4.45pm kick-off BBC One; PGA Championship Final Round 4pm Sky Sports Golf (Scheffler defending, McIlroy in the field); Later with Jools Holland new series 10pm BBC Two (Squeeze, Niall Horan, TOMORA); Believe Me Episode 3 9pm ITV1 (Jeff Pope, Daniel Mays); "Your Song: the Grand Final" 9pm Channel 4 (Alison Hammond, Sam Ryder, Paloma Faith, Hackney Empire).

What's on TV tonight Saturday 16 May 2026: Eurovision Song Contest 2026 Grand Final 8pm BBC One live from Vienna (70th edition, Graham Norton, UK entry Sam Battle as Look Mum No Computer — "Eins, Zwei, Drei"); FA Cup Final Chelsea v Manchester City 3pm kick-off BBC One / TNT Sports 1; Saturday Night Live UK finale Sky Max 10pm (Ncuti Gatwa, Holly Humberstone); The Teachers' Lounge BBC Four 9pm; Sophie: the Royal Family's Hidden Gem Channel 5 9pm.

What's on TV tonight Friday 15 May 2026: Aston Villa v Liverpool Premier League title race 8pm kick-off Sky Sports; Hidden Treasures of the National Trust Series 4 premiere BBC Two 9pm; Hacks final season Sky Atlantic 9pm; MasterChef last quarter-final BBC One 8pm; Bob Marley Night BBC Four 10.05pm; Smoggie Queens Series 2 launch BBC Three 10pm; Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine all 8 episodes Netflix.

What's on TV tonight Thursday 14 May 2026: Eurovision Semi-Final 2 BBC One 8pm live from Vienna; Morecambe and Wise lost tape BBC Four 8pm on Eric's 100th birthday; Hardacres Series 2 premiere Channel 5 9pm; Taskmaster 200th episode Channel 4 9pm; MasterChef final heat BBC Two 8pm; Yorkshire Vet: Night Shift new series Channel 5 8pm.

What's on TV tonight Wednesday 13 May 2026: Twenty Twenty Six series finale BBC Two 10pm; The Future with Hannah Fry NEW SERIES BBC Two 7.30pm; Man City vs Crystal Palace Sky Sports 8pm; Amandaland + Only Child back-to-back BBC One 9pm; Kevin McCloud's Listed Britain NEW SERIES More4 9pm.

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 12 May 2026: Eurovision Semi-Final 1 LIVE from Vienna BBC One 8pm (Boy George for San Marino; Rylan + Angela Scanlon); Half Man Ep 4 BBC One c.10.55pm; The Way Out NEW U&Dave 9pm; Wrestling with Trump C4 10pm; Southampton v Middlesbrough Sky Sports 8pm.

What's on TV tonight Monday 11 May 2026: Mint finale BBC One 9pm (Charlotte Regan, eps 7+8/8); Believe Me ep 2 ITV1 9pm (Laila; Worboys CCTV dismissed); Children of the Blitz BBC Two 9pm (90 min); Rooster finale Sky One 10pm; Spurs v Leeds MNF Sky Sports 8pm.

What's on TV tonight Sunday 10 May 2026: BAFTA Television Awards BBC One 7pm (Greg Davies, Adolescence frontrunner); Believe Me ITV1 9pm (John Worboys drama); The Cage BBC One 9pm ep 3/5; The Iron Claw BBC Two 10pm; Harry Wild finale U&Drama 8pm; West Ham v Arsenal Sky Sports 4pm.

What's on TV tonight Saturday 9 May 2026: Maggie Smith's final film The Miracle Club BBC Two 7.20pm, Monte Cristo finale BBC Four 9pm, Casualty BBC One 8.45pm, Simply Red Night BBC Two 8.45pm, Monsieur Spade U&Drama 9pm, and Liverpool v Chelsea on TNT Sports 1.

What's on TV tonight Friday 8 May 2026: Attenborough 100 live from the Royal Albert Hall on BBC One 8.30pm, Whitney Houston Night BBC Four 9.05pm, HIGNFY BBC Two 9pm, Wrexham v Millwall play-off Sky Sports 8pm, Giro d'Italia Stage 1 TNT Sports.

What's on TV tonight Thursday 7 May 2026: Open All Hours Inside Out U&Gold 8pm, Aston Villa v Forest TNT Sports 1 8pm, Number One Fan finale Channel 5 9pm, Taskmaster Channel 4 9pm, MasterChef BBC One 9pm.

What's on TV tonight Wednesday 6 May 2026: Amandaland S2 BBC One 9pm, Only Child S2 BBC One 9:30pm, Bayern v PSG Champions League TNT Sports 1 8pm, Matlock Sky Witness 10pm, Citadel Season 2 all 7 eps on Prime Video.

What's on TV tonight Tuesday 5 May 2026: Secret Service finale on ITV1 at 9pm, Arsenal v Atletico Madrid Champions League semi on Prime Video 8pm, Jamie's Ultimate BBQ Channel 4 8pm, MasterChef BBC One 9pm, Half Man BBC One 10:40pm, plus The Nevada Casino Heist on BBC Two.

Bank Holiday Monday 4 May 2026 is Star Wars Day and the night a World Snooker Champion is crowned live on BBC Two from 7pm. Channel 5 launches Number One Fan at 9pm with Sally Lindsay and Jill Halfpenny, BBC Two closes with The Great Escaper at 10pm, and Disney+ drops the Maul: Shadow Lord finale.

What's on TV tonight, bank holiday Sunday 3 May 2026: Attenborough revisits Life on Earth on BBC One at 8pm, The Cage ep 2 at 9pm with Sheridan Smith, Secret Service Malta on ITV1 at 9pm, Man Utd v Liverpool, the World Snooker final and the Miami F1 race from 8.55pm.

What's on TV tonight, Saturday 2 May 2026: The Last of Us S2 finale on Sky Atlantic at 7.55pm, Doctor Who returns on BBC Three at 7.15pm, Count of Monte Cristo premieres on BBC Four at 9pm, plus Arsenal v Fulham, F1 Miami Sprint and the World Snooker semi-finals. A proper bank holiday Saturday schedule.

BBC One launches The Cage at 9pm — Tony Schumacher's Liverpool thriller with Sheridan Smith and Michael Socha as two casino workers who decide that helping themselves to the takings is a sensible plan; the Radio Times cover show and the big drama event of the weekend. Channel 4 starts a new cruise series at 8pm and Your Song returns at 9pm with a 90-year-old singing Sinatra. Throw in the London Marathon, an FA Cup semi-final, Arsenal v Lyon in the Women's Champions League, and a full day of World Snooker, and this Sunday tv guide barely pauses for breath.

EastEnders takes a heavy turn on BBC One at 7:30pm as Mark Fowler reaches out to estranged father Grant Mitchell with devastating news about Nigel Bates — the setup episode for Ross Kemp's much-trailed return next week and a significant beat in Paul Bradley's ongoing dementia storyline. MasterChef hits its first quarter-final on BBC One at 9pm with guest judge Jay Rayner at his most impatient. Channel 4 serves up Paul Merton on the French Riviera at 8pm plus a double dose of Nicola Coughlan in Big Mood from 10pm. Darts fans, Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries in Liverpool is your tv tonight.

The Repair Shop returns to BBC One at 8pm with a genuinely moving story about a Cretan lyra whose owner died at just 31 -- his mother's words will stay with you. MasterChef rolls into heat two on BBC One at 9pm with new judges Grace Dent and Anna Haugh, while BBC Two counters at 9pm with the final episode of the Michael Jackson documentary. Coronation Street delivers its long-trailed wedding day on ITV1 at 8:30pm -- flash-forwards, a surprise arrival, and a villain's death -- and Sky Arts launches brand-new series Making A Maestro at 8pm. Wednesday's tv guide has three finales, two new series, and one very soggy wedding venue.

MasterChef returns to BBC One at 9pm in its first series without John Torode and Gregg Wallace after 21 years -- new judges Anna Haugh and Grace Dent take over, and the whole thing starts from scratch. BBC One also launches a new Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr at 8pm, while BBC Three debuts Better Date Than Never, a heartwarming dating show with a double bill from 9pm. Channel 4 brings the Suez conclusion at 9pm, Brighton v Chelsea kicks off on Sky Sports at 8pm, and three series reach their final episodes tonight. Tuesday's tv guide is busier than it has any right to be.

BBC One launches Mint at 9pm -- Charlotte Regan's sharp, offbeat crime family drama set in central Scotland with Emma Laird, Laura Fraser, and Lindsay Duncan across three generations of formidable women. Channel 4 goes documentary-heavy with the Suez crisis at 9pm and a two-part Chernobyl film at 10pm, while BBC Two settles the Mastermind and University Challenge grand finals on the same night. West Ham's relegation fight takes them to Crystal Palace on Sky Sports, and the World Snooker Championship continues at the Crucible. A Monday tv guide with more going on than most Friday nights.

BBC One devotes its entire Sunday evening to Queen Elizabeth II's centenary -- Antiques Roadshow Royal Special at 8pm from Windsor Castle, then a landmark documentary at 9pm with Barack Obama, David Attenborough and Queen Camilla among the contributors. ITV1 counters with the two-hour Grace series finale starring John Simm, Channel 4 brings back Your Song with Alison Hammond in Edinburgh, and Man City v Arsenal serves up the Premier League title decider on Super Sunday. The tv guide doesn't get much weightier than this.

The World Snooker Championship opens at the Crucible on BBC One and BBC Four, Casualty bows out with an emotionally charged series finale at 8:45pm, and ITV1 launches The Murder Line -- a Canadian crime thriller with Minnie Driver at her most formidable. Channel 4 returns with the second series of World's Most Secret Hotels, Channel 5 marks what would have been the Queen's 100th birthday with a documentary double bill, and Chelsea face Manchester United in a huge Premier League clash on TNT Sports. Saturday's tv guide doesn't breathe for a moment.

BBC One owns Friday night with an emotional run from Extraordinary Portraits with Bill Bailey at 7:30pm through Beyond Paradise, Have I Got News for You, and The Young Offenders -- four hours of broadcaster confidence that's hard to argue with. Channel 5 closes out the Missed Call mystery with its series finale, Prince Night on BBC Four is a music lover's Friday gift, and Hacks returns for its fifth and final season on Sky Atlantic. A Friday tv guide worth clearing your plans for.

Thursday's tv guide is dominated by a five-way 9pm pile-up that should be illegal -- The Apprentice series finale on BBC One celebrates 20 years of boardroom carnage, Taskmaster continues its 21st series on Channel 4, and Bergerac returns on U&Drama with a new series opener. Add Missed Call on Channel 5 and Inside Barlinnie on BBC Two, and broadcasters have clearly declared war on your remote control. It's also Europa League quarter-final night, with Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, and Crystal Palace all in European action. Nicola Coughlan's Big Mood returns late night on Channel 4 for a second series. A lot is happening tonight.

Wednesday's tv guide is headlined by a remarkable Channel 4 premiere -- Grayson Perry Has Seen the Future drops artist Sir Grayson Perry into Silicon Valley for an encounter with AI companions, self-driving taxis, and one woman who married a chatbot. BBC One closes out Ambulance with its Yorkshire series finale at 9pm, Channel 5 continues the gripping Missed Call thriller, and Arsenal host Sporting CP in a Champions League quarter-final that could define the Gunners' European season. Three strong claims on the 9pm slot, plus a sitcom with Hugh Bonneville and the spy thriller's final two episodes running past midnight.

Tuesday's tv guide ends Stefan Golaszewski's heartbreaking Babies on BBC One -- one of the finest dramas of the year closing out its six-episode run -- and also wraps up Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon on the same channel. Channel 5 launches the birdwatching bromance Sam and Ade Go Birding while Gordon Ramsay goes undercover on Channel 4, and England's Lionesses take over ITV1's entire evening with a live Women's World Cup qualifier against Spain at Wembley. Two series finales, a new series launch, and a major free-to-air sporting event -- Tuesday barely pauses for breath.