TV tonight: A diverse lineup of captivating shows awaits viewers, offering a blend of history, charity, investigative journalism, gardening, zombie drama, and thought-provoking films. Here's a breakdown of the evening's highlights:
Empire with David Olusoga (9 pm, BBC Two): Delve into the dark history of the British Empire's involvement in the slave trade. Olusoga's series takes him to Bunce Island, where he uncovers the brutal reality of the trade, and then to Australia, exploring the aftermath of the American Revolution and its impact on the indigenous population.
Children in Need 2025 (7 pm, BBC One): Join Sara Cox on her 135-mile fundraising challenge, culminating in a star-studded celebration. Expect performances, including a heartwarming rendition of Coldplay's 'Yellow' by a children's choir, and the introduction of new presenters Big Zuu and Paddy McGuinness.
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Gardeners' World (8 pm, BBC Two): Monty Don's Longmeadow garden is transformed into a woodland wonderland. He plants grasses, hellebores, and hyacinth bulbs, showcasing his creativity. Meanwhile, an acer enthusiast in Buckinghamshire boasts an impressive 70 varieties of the tree.
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon (9 pm, Sky Max): Daryl and Carol's peaceful existence in a Spanish enclave is disrupted by a horde of zombies. The episode promises intense action as the characters defend the walls of Solaz del Mar.
All Her Fault (9 pm, Sky Atlantic): Jenny and Marissa's friendship is tested when the nanny they hired kidnaps her five-year-old son. The media and authorities speculate wildly about the incident, adding to the tension.
Film Choices:
- Mickey 17 (12.35 pm, 8 pm, Sky Cinema Premiere): A sci-fi comedy-drama about class and capitalism, set in space. Robert Pattinson stars as Mickey, an 'expendable' whose identity is downloaded, allowing him to die repeatedly. Version 17 encounters a new world with unique challenges.
- Come See Me in the Good Light (Apple TV): A documentary about performance poet Andrea Gibson, dealing with incurable ovarian cancer. It's an intimate portrayal of love, support, and the desire to perform one last spoken-word piece.
- Belén (Prime Video): Based on a true story, this Argentine film addresses a legal injustice. A young woman, Belén, is jailed for homicide after a miscarriage. Her lawyer, Soledad Deza, fought for her rights, inspiring a national campaign against male control over women's reproductive rights.
