Mackenzie Crook's new supernatural sitcom 'Small Prophets' promises to bring a unique blend of eccentricity and magic to the small screen. The show follows Michael, played by Pearce Quigley, an oddball who resembles the character Miss Havisham from 'Great Expectations', living in his partner's house seven years after they parted ways. His dad, Brian, played by Michael Palin, is convinced he knows a way to find answers – and it involves conjuring tiny humans using alchemy.
Crook's fans will be delighted to see him taking on this new role, which marks a departure from his more comedic work in shows like 'The IT Crowd' and 'Stath Lets Flats'. The BBC Two sitcom is set to air at 10pm and appears to be an enchanting addition to the network's schedule.
On the other hand, Jamie Oliver's cooking show 'Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver' continues to bring tasty treats to viewers. This week, Jamie is serving up classic desserts with a twist – a raspberry jam treacle tart with added crunchy cornflake golden syrup, accompanied by custard and a side of teatime staple toad in the hole.
Meanwhile, 'Silent Witness' marks the return of the popular crime drama series, which follows Nikki and Jack as they investigate murder cases across the country. In the latest episode, an open house at a wealthy estate goes horribly wrong, setting the stage for a new case that promises to be just as intriguing.
If you're looking for something completely different, 'Guy Martin's House Without Bills' might be right up your alley. This Channel 4 show is all about exploring innovative ways to reduce energy bills and living costs. In this week's episode, Guy visits Greater Manchester to test out some eco-friendly solutions – including a 1930s semi with insulation, draught-proofing, and heat pumps.
Last but not least, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' on Sky Atlantic offers a fantasy twist on the classic 'Game of Thrones' universe. This week's episode follows Dunk as he tries to escape his fate after being caught beating up another Targaryen – with one possible solution: convincing some others to help him.
Crook's fans will be delighted to see him taking on this new role, which marks a departure from his more comedic work in shows like 'The IT Crowd' and 'Stath Lets Flats'. The BBC Two sitcom is set to air at 10pm and appears to be an enchanting addition to the network's schedule.
On the other hand, Jamie Oliver's cooking show 'Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver' continues to bring tasty treats to viewers. This week, Jamie is serving up classic desserts with a twist – a raspberry jam treacle tart with added crunchy cornflake golden syrup, accompanied by custard and a side of teatime staple toad in the hole.
Meanwhile, 'Silent Witness' marks the return of the popular crime drama series, which follows Nikki and Jack as they investigate murder cases across the country. In the latest episode, an open house at a wealthy estate goes horribly wrong, setting the stage for a new case that promises to be just as intriguing.
If you're looking for something completely different, 'Guy Martin's House Without Bills' might be right up your alley. This Channel 4 show is all about exploring innovative ways to reduce energy bills and living costs. In this week's episode, Guy visits Greater Manchester to test out some eco-friendly solutions – including a 1930s semi with insulation, draught-proofing, and heat pumps.
Last but not least, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' on Sky Atlantic offers a fantasy twist on the classic 'Game of Thrones' universe. This week's episode follows Dunk as he tries to escape his fate after being caught beating up another Targaryen – with one possible solution: convincing some others to help him.
. I mean, a sitcom about magic and tiny humans? That's definitely a departure from Mackenzie Crook's usual comedies, but I think he can pull it off. On the other hand, Jamie Oliver's cooking show is always a winner for me - who doesn't love a good dessert with a twist? 
And 'Silent Witness' never fails to keep me on the edge of my seat. But what's up with all these new shows popping up? Are we getting too many options or something? 
I guess it's always good for the consumer, but sometimes I feel like I'm getting info overload... 
i've loved him in the it crowd and stath lets flats but this sounds like a whole new level of eccentricity 
, but hey, to each their own... 
maybe 'Small Prophets' will be a dark horse and surprise us all? 
still gonna stick to my trusty ol' teatime staple, toad in the hole, tbh 
, always loved his quirky style 
small prophets looks like a trip 
, I love how quirky and offbeat it sounds! It's like he's taking all the weirdness from The IT Crowd and turning it into a whole new world of supernatural fun 
. I'm gonna make sure to set my reminder for when it airs, can't wait to see what kind of crazy magic they come up with 
But what really caught my attention was "Guy Martin's House Without Bills" 
, I'm all about reducing energy bills and living costs, it's like, how can we make our lives easier without breaking the bank? And on the drama side, "Silent Witness" is always so gripping, love Nikki and Jack's teamwork 
. Not to mention the fantasy twist of "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", I've been missing that Game of Thrones vibe 
. Can't wait for all these shows to start! 
They just keep piling on the shows and I'm already feeling like I've seen them all before 
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Alchemy is back in! I'm actually kinda hyped for this new show 'Small Prophets' 
It's like he's finally found his true calling after "The IT Crowd" days 
. From "Small Prophets" to Jamie Oliver's cooking show, it's like they're bringing back all the feels 
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. On the other hand, Jamie Oliver's cooking show is always a winner, especially when it comes to those tasty treacle tarts 
. And Guy Martin's House Without Bills is like the ultimate adulting goals - who else is low-key trying to save £100 on energy bills this month? 
