From new Apple TV series Down Cemetery Road (adapted from a novel by Slow Horses’ Mick Herron), to Mortimer & Whitehouse returning for more fishing, to the fantastic documentary Once Upon a Time in Space and Liam Hemsworth replacing Henry Cavill on The Witcher, here’s what to look forward to, and catch up on, this week.
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A weekly overview of television programming includes several notable premieres and returns across multiple platforms. The adaptation of Mick Herron's "Down Cemetery Road" arrives on Apple TV+, featuring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson. The series follows an investigation into a house explosion, with Wilson portraying Sarah Tucker working alongside an Oxford private detective agency.
BBC Two presents "NightWatch," featuring Daisy May and Charlie Cooper investigating reported paranormal activity at various locations across Britain. Their first investigation takes place at Gloucester Prison, a former correctional facility with a 300-year history.
On Paramount+, "Mayor of Kingstown" continues with its fourth season. The narrative centers on Mike, portrayed by Jeremy Renner, addressing challenges from competing groups following changes in the local power structure.
"The Witcher" introduces Liam Hemsworth in the role of Geralt of Rivia on Netflix. The story continues with Geralt's journey to Nilfgaard in search of his adopted daughter Ciri, portrayed by Freya Allan. The fantasy series maintains its established narrative complexity.
"Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing" returns to BBC Two for its eighth season. Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse visit the Itchen in Hampshire, pursuing wild brown trout in this chalk-stream river.
"Once Upon a Time in Space" debuts on BBC Two, examining space exploration through personal accounts. The documentary features perspectives from astronauts and their families, including Carl McNair discussing his brother Ronald's achievements as one of the first Black American astronauts, and astronaut Anna Lee Fisher's experiences.
"Trigger Point" returns to ITV1, following a team of bomb disposal specialists. The opening episode centers on Lana, portrayed by Vicky McClure, investigating incidents involving an individual targeting specific people.
"Return to Paradise" begins its second season on BBC One, continuing the story of detective Mackenzie Clarke in Dolphin Cove, Australia. The premiere focuses on investigating circumstances surrounding a death at a shark research facility.
Additional programming includes "The Celebrity Traitors" on BBC One, "Grand Designs" on Channel 4, and "Sister Boniface Mysteries" on Drama. Each program offers distinct content across genres including competition, home renovation, and detective narratives.
These television offerings represent various genres including drama, documentary, reality, and mystery programming across broadcast and streaming platforms, providing viewers with multiple viewing options throughout the week.
Presenters up and down the country will be polishing their CVs and applying six layers of fake tan after news broke today that there is a major job vacancy in TV entertainment. Actually, two: long-time hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman together made the shock announcement that this current series of Strictly Come Dancing is their last waltz.
