Tonight on Netflix, you can catch the promising comedy co-created and starring American comedian and actress Michelle Buteau. Based on Buteau’s memoir, the show follows a young-ish, plus-size black woman as she tries to restart her life in the bustling city that never sleeps. First, she’ll have to get over a devastating break-up before pursuing her dreams of becoming a hotshot fashion stylist. With the support of Tone Bell and Tasha Smith, this comedy is definitely worth a watch.
If you’re looking for something more sci-fi, check out the second season of “FOUNDATION” on Apple TV+. While the first season was a bit dense to follow, we’re hoping this season prioritizes crisp, coherent storytelling over extensive world-building. This time, the protagonist Hari Seldon and his team stumble upon a new colony with psionic abilities that could potentially disrupt psychohistory. Starring Jared Harris, Lee Pace, and Lou Llobell, this sci-fi series is sure to keep you intrigued.
For a genre-hopping teen crime drama, tune in to “THEN YOU RUN” on Sky Max at 9PM. Although the show had a rocky start, you’ll be captivated by the talented performances of rising Irish actress Leah McNamara and others. In this week’s episode, one of the girls attempts to outsmart a sneaky Rotterdam drug dealer, leading to disastrous consequences. Richard Coyle and Vivian Oparah also feature in this thrilling series.
If you enjoy watching celebrities watch TV, don’t miss “CELEBRITY GOGGLEBOX” on Channel 4 at 9PM. The always reliable Rylan Clark and his mom Linda are part of this week’s line-up, providing some entertaining commentary on the latest shows.
On BBC One at 9PM, catch the enduring comedy “NOT GOING OUT,” which is now in its 13th season. This week, the main character Lee Mack finds himself waking up in a coffin with no recollection of how he got there. It promises to be a terrifying and hilarious episode.
If you’re a fan of director Christopher Nolan, tune in to “TOMORROW/FOLLOWING” on Sky Arts at 9PM. This is the perfect time to revisit Nolan’s low-budget 1998 debut film, “Following.” The neo-noir thriller follows a struggling writer who starts stalking strangers in London for inspiration. Nolan’s keen storytelling and economic approach will have you on the edge of your seat.
For a romantic drama, check out “THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY” on Prime Video. Based on a series of novels by Jenny Han, this popular series revolves around a teenage love triangle, a sick parent, and a beautiful summer beach house. It’s the perfect coming-of-age story.
If you’re in the mood for a home renovation show, give “HACK MY HOME” on Netflix a try. This feel-good reality series features a team of design and engineering experts transforming the homes and lives of eight different families. With its Queer Eye vibes, it’s sure to leave you feeling inspired.
On BBC TWO, starting at 9PM, enjoy an evening dedicated to the magic of Ray Davies and The Kinks. First, watch “The Kinks at the BBC,” featuring memorable band performances from Top Of The Pops and Later… With Jools Holland. At 10PM, tune in to a special edition of “The Old Grey Whistle Test” from 1977, showcasing a sensational set of tunes by Davies and his band. Finally, at 10:45PM, indulge in “I’m Not Like Everybody Else – The World Of Ray Davies And The Kinks,” a comprehensive profile of the beloved songwriting maverick.
On Apple TV+, don’t miss the second round of the jokey whodunnit “THE AFTERPARTY.” Brilliant detective Danner, played by Tiffany Haddish, has retired from the force to write a book about solving murders. However, when a dead body is reported at a fancy wedding, she’s pulled back into the world of backstabbing liars and short-tempered lunatics. Sam Richardson and Zoë Chao co-star in this entertaining series.
If you’re a nature lover, tune in to UTV/ITV1 at 8PM for “A YEAR ON PLANET EARTH,” narrated by the incomparable Stephen Fry. In this episode, Fry explores the wonders of spring and the diverse wildlife found across the globe.
Finally, on Lionsgate+, season three of “THE GREAT” continues to deliver laugh-out-loud historical satire. Nicholas Hoult and Elle Fanning shine in this giddy comedy loosely based on the rise of Catherine the Great. This season kicks off with Catherine and Peter attempting to save their marriage, but will they succeed? Tune in to find out.
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