British Telly

A Catholic and a Protestant fall in love in emotional drama Trespasses. Plus: David Attenborough’s fierce new nature series. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, Channel 4

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A special extravaganza with new songs and behind-the-scenes exclusives. Plus: Jade Thirlwall wows at the Proms. Here’s what to watch this evening

8pm, Sky Max

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Blame is hurled when a young boy goes missing from a wealthy family. Plus: David Olusoga’s epic new series about the British empire. Here’s what to watch this evening

Friday, 9pm, Sky Atlantic

“If someone did take Milo … why would they pretend to be you?” Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning star as wealthy American school moms in this moreish thriller that ticks all the right boxes. When Marissa Irvine (Snook) goes to collect her son from his playdate, the woman who answers the door isn’t Jenny Kaminski (Fanning) – the mother she thought he was staying with. As the search begins, Jenny quickly becomes a suspect. While the case unravels, we are shown how the two mothers first met and befriended each other. And in a brutal world of privileged parents that they need to navigate through, blame is easily thrown at everybody. Hollie Richardson

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It’s been one hell of a series, but will the faithfuls really win? Plus: Celebrity Race Across the World is back. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, BBC OneWho knew a fart would make the first celebrity version of the game such a hit? Not content with breaking wind, Celia Imrie also wailed her way into Traitors history. Then there’s Alan Carr, who went from sweating profusely to feeling zero remorse over killing his best mate Paloma Faith. The casting has been a revelation, unlike the stars’ ability to play the game – it will be a miracle if a Traitor doesn’t win. Hollie Richardson

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DI Ruth Calder investigates the killing of a retired social worker. Plus: the final episode of scandal drama The Hack. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, BBC OneOne minute you’re moaning to your colleague about a rubbish first date, the next you’re sifting through frozen fish for illegal drugs. It’s all in a day’s work for DI Ruth Calder (Ashley Jensen) as the 10th series of this popular murder-solving drama begins. Her next case with DI Tosh McIntosh (Alison O’Donnell) is the gruesome killing of a retired social worker in a remote hamlet – and they learn the community isn’t as tight-knit as it seems. Hollie Richardson

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Jasmine, Aaron and Tom compete for the ultimate prize. Plus: huge news for the church lavatory in Murder Before Evensong. Here’s what to watch this evening

8pm, Channel 4Jasmine, Aaron and Tom have made it to the final week. And while Bake Off might not have the same pull on the nation it once had, there’s still plenty of joy (and many nail-biting moments) to be had as they tackle British iced buns, French delights and, intriguingly, the challenge of pulling off the largest cake in the show’s history. Then it’s time for the tea party before the winner is announced. Hollie Richardson

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The Bottoms creator deals with ambition, friendships and love in LA. Plus: a brilliant season finale for Blue Lights. Here’s watch to watch this evening

10.25pm, Sky ComedyFollowing her hit film Bottoms, Rachel Sennott created and stars in an audacious new comedy about twentysomething life in Los Angeles. She plays ambitious Maia who, after finding out she’s been denied a promotion at work, comes home to find her old friend Tallulah (Odessa A’zion) is back in town. But is there unsolved tension between them? Guest stars include Leighton Meester and Elijah Wood. Hollie Richardson

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The Olympian opens his ‘yarn barn’ to a wonderful bunch of knitters. Plus: Daisy May and Charlie Cooper try to meet a poltergeist. Here’s what to watch this evening

8pm, Channel 4

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Mel Blatt and Kéllé Bryan are the first to get candid in a brilliant new series. Plus: the twisty finale of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. Here’s what to watch this evening

9.20pm, BBC Two

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The Aussie series follows Detective Mackenzie in her home town of Dolphin Cove. Plus: Alan Partridge checks in on us all. Here’s what to watch this evening

8pm, BBC One

In the second season of this Aussie spin-off from the hugely popular Death in Paradise series, Detective Mackenzie Clarke (Anna Samson) returns to her home town, Dolphin Cove, and there’s a new murder: a scientist who works in a shark research lab is found dead on his boat. Plus, there’s the whole will-they-won’t-they drama with Mackenzie’s forensic pathologist ex-fiance Glenn (Tai Hara). Hollie Richardson

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Rogueish comedy comes to a close with climactic 50th episode. Plus, it’s Peter Pansy – The Rusical in Drag Race! Here’s what to watch this evening

10pm, Sky Max

Joseph Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst are bringing the curtain down on their comedy about a tight-knit bunch of likable chancers running riot in a rural Lancashire town. You might expect the finale to be a greatest hits victory lap of booze, drugs and cheeky thievery. But the vibes are distinctly darker as Vinnie (Gilgun) and the gang hole up in a pub with gangster Davey MacDonagh (Neil Ashton) for a climactic 50th episode apparently inspired by Quentin Tarantino. Graeme Virtue

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Another skin-crawling episode of US thriller The Hunting Party. Plus: what will Celia Imrie do next in The Celebrity Traitors? Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, U&AlibiThe US crime thriller in which former FBI profiler Rebecca Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh) returns to clean up after a secret underground prison explodes. A skin-crawling opening to episode two proves just how terrified they should be about the escaped serial killers – including Clayton Jessup, who targets happy families and is looking to kill again. Hollie Richardson

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The Welsh superstar watches back footage of his extraordinary life. Plus: a new Mary Berry show. Here’s what to watch this evening

10.40pm, BBC OneA lovely, intimate trip down memory lane as the Welshman with the voice watches back smile-raising footage of his life. From working-class life in Pontypridd to breakout hit It’s Not Unusual, his first TV show and a midlife comeback that led him to a knighthood – some highlights include his surprise hit Glastonbury slot (“I didn’t realise he had so much magnetism!” said one woman in the crowd), hair dye regrets and his quest to collaborate with up-and-coming Welsh bands. Hollie Richardson

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Prepare for the horrific origin story of evil clown Pennywise in 60s America. Plus: an alarming exposé of Britain’s underfunded prisons. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, Sky Atlantic

“Do you think somebody could kidnap a kid and keep him underground … in the sewers?” For those of us who have been far too terrified of Stephen King’s Pennywise to ever watch the It franchise, this origin prequel series is best watched through fingers (or with eyes closed throughout). Developed by the team behind the more recent films, the supernatural horror is set in 60s America, following the events of a small town with missing locals, plucky kids, gruesome goings-on and suspicious new residents. Bill Skarsgård reprises his role as the evil clown, but it’s not just him doing the petrifying. You won’t want to turn your lamp on tonight … Hollie Richardson

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Daisy May and Charlie Cooper stay in the nation’s spookiest spots. Plus: Vicky McClure’s explosive drama Trigger Point. Here’s what to watch this evening

9.30pm, BBC Two

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It’s going to be a spectacular show with nods to Céline Dion, the Spice Girls and Cher! Plus, Michael McIntyre is back with his spinning wheel. Here’s what to watch this evening

6.20pm, BBC One

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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon spin-off returns – with a surprise guest star. Plus, soothe your soul with Cheshire’s sheepdog handlers. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, Sky MaxHere we go again with the third season of this spin-off from The Walking Dead – and Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Carol (Melissa McBride) have reached London. The good thing about a zombie apocalypse is that you can stay in a Westminster townhouse rent-free. Handy, given a horde of the undead are already after them. But they get a different sort of fright, in the form of guest star Stephen Merchant. Hollie Richardson

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A Scottish doctor lands in deep trouble as she attends her estranged sister’s wedding. Plus: semi-nude wrestling in Dragons’ Den. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, BBC Two

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The This Country creators and stars are back on screen together, spending the night in notorious and reportedly haunted buildings across the UK.

Starts 26th October.

It’s one hell of a prison escape in The Hunting Party. Plus: the search for the next big name in British comedy. Here’s what to watch this evening

9pm, U&AlibiThere’s an explosive start to this US action thriller when a bomb rips apart a secret underground prison in Wyoming – and the nation’s most dangerous serial killers escape. It’s up to former FBI profiler Rebecca Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh) to come back into the fold and form a team of soldiers, spies and special agents to track down and catch the criminals, especially the notorious murderer Richard Harris. Hollie Richardson

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On a channel called TLC that will become free to air in January. No news on hosts or captains etc.

In a deliberately provocative stunt, Channel 4 has broadcast an entire documentary hosted by an artificial intelligence creation.