A new Irish detective series has landed on our screens and it's a real game-changer. DS Fia Lucey, played by Lisa Dwan, is the tough-as-nails copper who's been temporarily seconded from Dublin to her rural hometown to tackle a murder case that's got everyone in a twist.
But as with all great cop shows, there's more to this series than just a good whodunit. Fia has personal demons from the past that are slowly revealed throughout the show, and it seems that these dark secrets might be linked to the investigation itself. It's like a deliciously twisted game of cat and mouse, where nothing is as it seems.
Over on BBC One, Michael McIntyre's Big Show returns with another round of Midnight Gameshow, but this time, Joe Marler from England rugby is joining in on the fun. Will he be up for the challenge, or will he just grumble his way through?
On Channel 4, Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed concludes its excavation of Pharaoh Ramses III's tomb after 100 years. The archaeologists are getting close to uncovering some amazing treasures, but there's also a mysterious twist involving Howard Carter and the infamous tomb of Tutankhamun.
Last but not least, Heated Rivalry is back on Sky Atlantic with another sizzling episode of ice hockey drama. Romance is in the air as Scott Hunter falls for his smoothie-server Kip, but will their love story survive the pressures of the sport?
Tonight's TV highlights are all about a great mix of drama, gameshow fun, and live sports action. Catch DS Fia Lucey on BBC Four, Michael McIntyre's Big Show on BBC One, Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed on Channel 4, Heated Rivalry on Sky Atlantic, or get your fix of Premier League football with Manchester United vs Man City at 11am and Nottingham Forest v Arsenal at 4.30pm.
But as with all great cop shows, there's more to this series than just a good whodunit. Fia has personal demons from the past that are slowly revealed throughout the show, and it seems that these dark secrets might be linked to the investigation itself. It's like a deliciously twisted game of cat and mouse, where nothing is as it seems.
Over on BBC One, Michael McIntyre's Big Show returns with another round of Midnight Gameshow, but this time, Joe Marler from England rugby is joining in on the fun. Will he be up for the challenge, or will he just grumble his way through?
On Channel 4, Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed concludes its excavation of Pharaoh Ramses III's tomb after 100 years. The archaeologists are getting close to uncovering some amazing treasures, but there's also a mysterious twist involving Howard Carter and the infamous tomb of Tutankhamun.
Last but not least, Heated Rivalry is back on Sky Atlantic with another sizzling episode of ice hockey drama. Romance is in the air as Scott Hunter falls for his smoothie-server Kip, but will their love story survive the pressures of the sport?
Tonight's TV highlights are all about a great mix of drama, gameshow fun, and live sports action. Catch DS Fia Lucey on BBC Four, Michael McIntyre's Big Show on BBC One, Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed on Channel 4, Heated Rivalry on Sky Atlantic, or get your fix of Premier League football with Manchester United vs Man City at 11am and Nottingham Forest v Arsenal at 4.30pm.
... I mean who doesn't love a good whodunit, right? But seriously, I hope they don't make Fia Lucey's personal demons too cringeworthy 
. And can we talk about how Joe Marler is going to crush it on Michael McIntyre's Big Show? "I'm not grumbling, I'm just passionately expressing my dislike for your silly gameshow" 
. On a more serious note, Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed sounds like an epic adventure! Who knows what secrets those archaeologists will uncover? Maybe they'll even find Tutankhamun's lost smoothie recipe 
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! I've always been a fan of a good whodunit, and this one sounds like it's got all the ingredients for a thrilling ride. But what really draws me in is the personal demons of the main character, Fia - it's not just about solving a murder, but also about her own dark past 
. The fact that Fia's personal demons are slowly revealed throughout the show just adds to the complexity, making it more than just a simple whodunit. And can we talk about how awesome it is to see strong female leads on TV? 
I'm also intrigued by Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed - who knew that Howard Carter was involved in the excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb? 
️ It sounds like a wild ride. But let's be real, what really gets me is how these shows are slowly bringing attention to historical mysteries and lost civilizations. It's like we're uncovering secrets right alongside the characters on screen 
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it's like the perfect combo of dark pasts & whodunits, can't wait to see how Fia Lucey's story unfolds throughout the show 
also loving Michael McIntyre's Big Show this week, Joe Marler better bring his A-game lol 
I love a good whodunit, but when it's got personal demons and secrets thrown in, that's just 
perfect! And the BBC show with Michael McIntyre? 
And don't even get me started on ice hockey drama... Scott Hunter's smoothie-server Kip is already giving me major crush vibes 
. First off, some Irish detective series that's prob just another cookie-cutter whodunit. And don't even get me started on Michael McIntyre's Big Show, just more of the same old gameshow shenanigans 
. And as for Heated Rivalry on Sky Atlantic, who thought ice hockey would make a good TV show? 
Guess it'll just be more of the same old sports action...