domino day
9pm, BBC Three
You know what it’s like. You meet a similar date who is waving major red flags, but they end up sucking the life out of you. Except in this spicy supernatural drama, Domino Dei (Sienna Kelly) literally Suck it up – She is a witch who needs energy to survive. She feels frustrated and alone and all she wants is to find a community that will accept her. However, when the gathering where Domino runs a plant store finds her, they worry that Domino is leaving too many mistakes in her hunting footsteps and are forced to stop her. It won’t. Things get even more complicated when a blast from the past magically reappears. Fresh, quirky, and fun. Holly Richardson
2024 Landscape Artist of the Year
8pm, Sky Arts
‘Too horizontal’, ‘distracting shape’ or ‘turning the joy up to 11’? Judges Taishan Schielenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan at Stonehaven’s busy working port While the painters are working on it, they give a verdict. Will they deliver the goods, or will his one of his 50 wild card contestants hiding in the background give them a boost? Hannah Verdier
Kirsty and Phil’s “Love It Or List It”
8pm, Channel 4
Rising prices for building materials, different priorities, and Phil Spencer trying to convince them to leave their house and build a new one. Jamie Lee and Curtis, a couple from Albrighton, Shropshire, have been through a lot. Four years later, Spencer visits them to find out how things have turned out for them and their growing family. HV
after the flood
9pm, ITV1
The trump card of this crime mystery remains the sense that the characters might be real people. PC Joe Marshall’s (Sophie Rundle) maverick behavior in investigating a murder not assigned to him is very believable, especially when it prompts Lorraine Ashbourne to hilariously drop the “F” In terms of opportunities, we are equally enthused by local planning debates. -Drop the bombshell as unwavering campaigner Molly. jack seal
Johnny Vegas: Keep Glamping
9pm, Channel 4
David Jason guest stars on this week’s episode and shares his love of vintage cars with Johnny Las Vegas when we were working together on a radio show. Returning to making his glamping site vision a reality, Las Vegas visits his halls in Melbourne, Derbyshire, where it could be. Human Resources Department
truth seeker
10pm, Sky History
Hollywood trailer style narration? Too flashy instrumental music? Has your recurring budget changed significantly? Check, check, check. This new documentary series ticks all the boxes for history buffs as it delves into the world’s greatest myths and mysteries, starting with ancient Egypt. Dr. Fern Liddell and Dr. Karen Bellinger are shocked when they try to tell them all about the pyramids. Human Resources Department
movie selection
Did the day go well? (Alberto Cavalcanti, 1942), 11am, Film 4
The story of a post office mistress who murders a man with a hatchet might seem like a horror spin-off of Mr. Bates vs. the Post Office, but director Alberto Cavalcanti, based on the novel by Graham Greene, is a brilliant propaganda film that subtly subverts our expectations of what has hitherto been an ordinary population. About English village. When the army forces operating in their area turn out to be German paratroopers preparing for a maritime invasion, the locals, led by women and children, fight back, but their methods are not strange. do not have. Simon Wardell
Saturday Night Fever (John Badham, 1977), 1:35am (Thursday), Movie 4
He’s a dancein’ guy and you can’t beat him…John Travolta’s disco maestro Tony Manero is doing everything he can to break out of Brooklyn, but the working-class Italian-American community where he grew up. So there’s family pressure, there’s religious pressure, there’s dogmatism and gang violence – it proves hard to escape. Astounding songs by the likes of the Bee Gees and the lavish costumes worn by the dancers give the film a sense of vibrancy and period charm, but John Badham’s drama similarly captures the grime and nastiness of city life. and Tony loves it. He ends up becoming a very ambiguous hero. south wales
