Get ready for a purr-fectly entertaining evening! In a bold move, David Baddiel gives cats the TV spotlight they've always deserved. But is it a cat-astrophe or a meow-nificent idea?
David Baddiel: Cat Man
8pm, Channel 4
David Baddiel, a cat lover and owner of four felines, presents a three-part series celebrating cats. He meets fellow cat enthusiasts Jonathan Ross and Philippa Perry, and even attempts paddleboarding with a tabby cat. But will the famous Downing Street cat, Larry, cooperate? Find out as Baddiel tries to pick him up!
Monty Don's Rhineland Gardens
8pm, BBC Two
Join Monty Don on a breathtaking journey along the Rhine River. Starting in Switzerland, he explores a garden perched 1,900 meters above sea level, born from a 1968 avalanche, and home to the rare edelweiss. A must-watch for nature lovers!
Mystery Road: Origin
9pm, BBC Two
This prequel to the popular Aussie crime series continues to captivate, albeit at a leisurely pace. When an unexplained death rocks the Loch Iris community, Mary seems unbothered, but Jay's suspicions are piqued. Will they uncover a dark secret?
Jane McDonald: From Pole to Pole
9pm, Channel 5
Follow Jane McDonald's luxurious cruise journey as she arrives in South America. She indulges in a traditional gaucho barbecue in Uruguay and visits a local vineyard. But it's Brazil's stunning coastline that truly captivates her, evoking the magic of Jurassic Park.
Taskmasterclass
10pm, Channel 4
Greg Davies takes a comedic journey through the Taskmaster archives, exploring the state of British comedy. Assisted by Little Alex Horne, they analyze data, puns, and hilarious clips featuring Romesh Ranganathan and Mel Giedroyc. A hilarious and insightful look at comedy!
The Graham Norton Show
10.40pm, BBC One
Erin Doherty discusses the second series of A Thousand Blows, joined by Martin Freeman, who stars in the new Agatha Christie adaptation, Seven Dials. With live music from Olivia Dean, it's an evening of laughter and entertainment.
Film Picks:
- The Ballad of Wallis Island (10.25am, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere): A quirky Britcom filled with cringe-worthy puns and awkward moments, written by and starring Tim Key. It's a love-it-or-hate-it film, but its cozy charm might just win you over.
- The Rip (Netflix): Ben Affleck and Matt Damon reunite in this action-packed cop thriller. They play best friends and officers in a Miami narcotics team, but their routine shift takes an unexpected turn. Will they uncover the corrupt cop in their midst?
- Lollipop (11pm, BBC Two): A powerful debut from Daisy-May Hudson, following a young mother's struggle with homelessness after prison. Posy Sterling delivers a stunning performance, leaving viewers enraged yet hopeful.
Live Sport:
Championship Football: West Brom v Middlesbrough, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event - Catch the action from The Hawthorns.
And there you have it! A night of diverse entertainment, from cats to comedy, drama to sports. But here's the question: Do you think cats deserve their own TV show? Share your thoughts below, and let's spark a friendly debate!
