TV Tonight: A Supernatural Sitcom and Energy-Saving Solutions
This evening's television schedule offers a delightful mix of supernatural comedy, culinary delights, and practical advice on reducing energy costs. From Mackenzie Crook's new sitcom to Guy Martin's innovative home improvements, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Small Prophets: A Supernatural Comedy on BBC Two
At 10pm on BBC Two, Small Prophets brings a sweet and supernatural twist to the sitcom genre. Created by Mackenzie Crook, this series follows oddball Michael, played by Pearce Quigley, who has been living in the house his partner abandoned seven years ago, earning him the nickname Miss Havisham with a beard. His father, Brian, portrayed by Michael Palin, believes he has a solution to uncover the truth behind the disappearance. Brian's plan involves using alchemy to grow homunculi, or tiny humans, but he first needs to locate the elusive recipe. This charming show blends humour with mystical elements for a unique viewing experience.
Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver: Budget-Friendly Meals on Channel 4
At 8pm on Channel 4, Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver continues to inspire with affordable and delicious recipes. This week, Jamie Oliver puts a spin on a classic dessert with a raspberry jam treacle tart, enhanced by crunchy cornflake golden syrup and served with custard. The episode also features another teatime favourite, toad in the hole, and includes a special guest, Patricia Chung, who shares her recipe for fish noodle soup made with sardine broth and topped with crunchy chana dal. It's a perfect guide for budget-conscious food lovers.
Silent Witness: A New Murder Mystery on BBC One
At 9pm on BBC One, Silent Witness returns with a gripping two-part episode. The story begins with an estate agent's open house that goes terribly wrong, leading to a new case for the glamorous crime scene investigation duo, Nikki and Jack, played by Emilia Fox and David Caves. Set in a new city, the investigation appears to have a racial dimension, but as always in this series, appearances can be deceptive. Expect twists and turns in this compelling crime drama.
Guy Martin's House Without Bills: Energy-Saving Tips on Channel 4
Also at 9pm on Channel 4, Guy Martin's House Without Bills addresses the ongoing concern of high energy costs. With bills unlikely to fall soon, Guy Martin tests the latest methods to reduce usage. In Greater Manchester, a 1930s semi-detached house is fitted with insulation, draught-proofing, and a heat pump. Additionally, the show explores a nearby factory that produces super-green flatpack houses. This episode offers practical solutions for homeowners looking to cut their energy expenses.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Fantasy Drama on Sky Atlantic
At 9pm on Sky Atlantic, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms continues its fantasy saga. The episode reveals that little Egg, played by Dexter Sol Ansell, is a Targaryen, but this discovery may not help Dunk, portrayed by Peter Claffey, escape a dangerous situation involving a confrontation with another Targaryen. Dunk faces a death sentence but finds an opportunity to seek help from others. This series delivers epic storytelling and dramatic twists for fans of the genre.
Industry: Corporate Drama on BBC One
At 10.40pm on BBC One, Industry follows Sweetpea as she travels to Accra, Ghana, with Kwabena in a final attempt to gather information on Tender. Meanwhile, Harper receives significant news from home, leading to a deep conversation with Eric. She must then focus on preparing for a crucial talk at an upcoming conference. This drama explores the high-stakes world of corporate finance with intense character dynamics.
Tonight's television lineup promises entertainment across genres, from comedy and cooking to crime and conservation. Tune in for a diverse array of programmes that cater to all interests.
