Tonight, on Amazon Prime Video, John Krasinski, known for his role in The Office and as the director of A Quiet Place, takes on the role of Clancy’s CIA hero in the fourth and final season. The season follows a plot where terrorists team up with a drug cartel, possibly involving Washington’s upper echelons.
PBS America presents a captivating documentary about the influential novelist Elmore Leonard. The film features interviews, family photographs, and previously unseen footage, highlighting Leonard’s impact on crime writing and his influence on authors like Dennis Lehane, Laura Lippman, George Pelecanos, and Michael Connelly.
BBC4 brings Elton John’s iconic Wembley concert from 1977 to the screen. This extended two-hour version, never shown on television before, includes a memorable duet with Stevie Wonder.
The glossy transatlantic drama series, Riches, airs on UTV/ITV. The show centers around the founder of a global black hair and beauty brand and the power struggle between his children from different marriages after he suffers a stroke. Any similarities to Succession are purely coincidental (cough!).
Lee Mack stars in the comedy series Not Going Out on BBC1, where his character waits for gallbladder surgery while dealing with less-than-ideal hospital visitors.
Sky Arts presents the first episode of Great Albums Live with Jo Whiley. In this series, Kevin Rowland of Dexy’s Midnight Runners discusses their hit 1982 LP Too-Rye-Ay and the iconic single “Come on Eileen.”
The Last Leg, originally created as a nightly after-show for the 2012 Paralympics, begins its 28th run on Channel 4. Hosted by Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe, and Alex Brooker, the show offers satirical commentary. Guests include Kevin Bridges and Miriam Margolyes.
On Saturday, McEnroe airs on Sky Documentaries. This documentary recounts John McEnroe’s journey from a talented but bratty tennis player to a beloved elder statesman of the sport. Through his own words and contributions from Billie Jean King, Keith Richards, and his wife Patty Smyth, McEnroe reflects on his younger self, his relationship with his alcoholic father, and his struggles with fatherhood.
BBC4 brings back the Swedish police procedural Beck, where the lugubrious Stockholm detective investigates the murder of a teenage boy at a burglary scene.
Champion, a new eight-part drama on BBC1, explores the world of rap and sibling rivalry. Malcolm Kamalute portrays Bosco Champion, a rapper trying to revive his career after prison, while his sister Via (Déja J Bowens) reveals her own musical ambitions.
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds perform on Later… with Jools Holland on BBC2. The elder Gallagher brother and his band, accompanied by a 16-strong orchestra, showcase songs from their latest album Council Skies, which has received rave reviews.
On Sunday, Channel 4 presents Evacuation, a three-part series documenting the British attempt to evacuate Kabul, Afghanistan, following the Taliban takeover. This powerful series showcases the heart-wrenching footage of Afghans desperately clinging to departing planes in a desperate bid to escape the incoming terror.
Sitting on a Fortune, hosted by Gary Lineker, premieres on UTV/ITV1. The game show’s title takes on an ironic twist as contestants compete for a chance to win a fortune.
Magnum P.I. on Sky Max takes a Baywatch-inspired turn as Magnum and Higgins go undercover as lifeguards in this week’s episode.
BBC3 presents Drill on Trial, a documentary hosted by DJ Tiffany Calver, exploring how the rise in crime is attributed to the rap subgenre drill. The film challenges the establishment narrative surrounding the genre.
To mark his retirement, Jon Snow reflects on his illustrious career as a journalist in Jon Snow: A Witness to History on Channel 4. The documentary delves into Snow’s global experiences, while also shedding light on the toll it took on his family life.
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