Channel 5’s beloved veterinary drama, “All Creatures Great and Small,” makes a return to our screens at 9pm. Set in the fictional Yorkshire village of Darrowby during spring 1941, the story follows Siegfried as he struggles to keep the surgery running in James and Tristan’s absence. The reboot of this classic show stays true to its original vibes and values, making it a must-watch for fans of the series.
Over on BBC Two at 8pm, “Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby” features Monica Galetti and Rob Rinder exploring the unique Argos in Cappadocia, Turkey. Built into a network of caves, the hotel presents physical challenges for Galetti and the staff as they navigate the slopes and stone steps. Cleaning the hotel is no easy task, with daily ceiling sweeping needed to prevent rocky flakes from falling onto the carpets.
ITV airs “Trump v Harris – The Battle for America” at 8.30pm, where Robert Moore delves into swing voters’ opinions in key states like Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. The big debate lies ahead as voters discuss concerns about Donald Trump’s cognitive decline and relationship with the truth.
At 9pm on BBC One, “Who Do You Think You Are?” follows Olly Murs as he investigates his family heritage, uncovering a grandfather’s journey from Latvia after World War II. Meanwhile, “Taskmaster” on Channel 4 provides absurdist comedy challenges this week, with Greg Davies and Alex Horne navigating unlikely scenarios and wildfowl antics.
For film lovers, BBC Three airs “Easy A” at 9pm, a comedy starring Emma Stone as Olive, a high school student at the center of a fake news scandal. Stone’s performance shines in this modern twist on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic, alongside Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci as Olive’s endearing parents.
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