Issue 28-Apr-2018 - What's on TV (2024)

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Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd What’s on TV is a value-packed, easy-to-use weekly magazine, full of TV information, features and listings. The Soapweek section gives you in-depth story updates and the double-page Soap Diary gives you a rundown of upcoming plots, complete with "must-see" moments flagged up. The TV Week and Real Life sections cover the best of the week's programmes, and there are seven days of clearly set out listings. ENGLAND edition

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In This IssueHOT TV THIS WEEKBritain’s Best Home CooknewTHURSDAY 8pm BBC1 CookeryHot on the heels of Bake Off comes this new home cookery competition, presented by Claudia Winkleman, with Mary Berry joining Dan Doherty and Chris Bavin as the judges. Ten home cooks face culinary challenges over eight weeks, with only one being crowned winner. The contestants live in a house together too!FULL STORY P11The SplitTUESDAY 9pm BBC1 DramaLawyer Hannah Stern (Nicola Walker) faces personal and professional challenges as the legal drama continues. Hannah and sisters Rose and Nina head to a London hotel to meet their estranged father, Oscar, after a 30-year absence. Meanwhile, at work, Hannah negotiates terms of a pre-nuptial agreement between a star footballer and his bride-to-be.FULL STORY P8Keep up with the latest from What’s on TV at:/whatsontvuk@whatsontvuk@whatsontvukFriday Night DinnernewFRIDAY 4…3 min

In This IssueLove on the farm!newQ The show sees you help farmers find love. Why is dating difficult for them?A They have to work such long hours on the farm and if you are in the middle of nowhere, it doesn’t leave much time to go out looking for love! You’ve got a lot of animals or crops to look after. You can’t just say, ‘Let’s go to Paris for the weekend’!Q So what appealed to you about the show?A I’m quite soppy and I feel really blessed that I have a lovely husband, so it appealed to me to help people find love. The contributors were very brave to talk about being single. I reassured them that this is a ‘feel good’ show, we won’t be taking the mickey out of them.LOVE IN THE…3 min

In This IssueA woman scorned!After the shock news that her multimillionaire husband, Davey McKenzie, wanted to divorce her in last week’s opening episode of The Split, things get even worse for Goldie this week.Goldie’s lawyer Hannah Stern (Nicola Walker) presents her with a list of the couples’ assets, as drawn up by Davey (Stephen Tompkinson). He’s also written a statement revealing why he wants a divorce.‘Goldie had no idea any of this was coming,’ says Meera Syal, who plays her. ‘To her surprise, he says she’s boring… boring in bed, boring company. So it’s personal.’It seems Davey and his lawyer – Hannah’s mother, Ruth (Deborah Findlay) – want Goldie to settle out of court. Will she be intimidated?‘Goldie goes on a journey lots of people have gone on,’ says Meera. ‘But she’s a strong…1 min

In This IssueDesperate measures!HOLBY CITYTue, 8pm (Scot, 10.45pm) BBC1 DramaMore at whatsontv.co.uk/holbyNicky McKendrick wakes up with the hangover from hell and her day goes from bad to worse when she receives a letter about a huge debt.The junior doctor (Belinda Owusu) owes over £12,000 – she’s ignored the warning letters and if she doesn’t pay by the end of the day will have to face the bailiffs.Meanwhile, registrar Xavier Duval (Marcus Griffiths) is fed up with people gossiping about him following the revelation he was once a ‘child star’, who was in an advert for rice cakes.Later, he tells Nicky how much the advert has made his life a misery, and she confides in him about her debt. When he hears the bailiffs are on her back, Xavier offers a solution to her…1 min

In This IssueComing soon…Adventurer Simon Reeve is off to the Far East again for his new two-part series on BBC2. Burma with Simon Reevesees him taking in the country’s Buddhist heartlands and secretly travelling into a conflict zone in their civil war.When Midsomer Murders returns to ITV, look out for former East Enders star Annette Badland (aka Aunt Babe). She’s playing pathologist Dr Fleur Perkins, who helps detectives Barnaby and Winter solve their cases.As Humans kicks off for a third series on C4, Line of Duty star Mark Bonnar joins the cast. He plays a government scientist, Neil Sommer, who develops a close relationship with Laura (Katherine Parkinson).Leaving BBC4, the final series of The Bridge will now be on BBC2. Sofia Helin and Thure Lindhardt both return as detectives Saga Norén and Henrik…1 min

In This IssueSister on a mission!The mysterious Anne Catherick continues to cause ructions in The Woman in White. The former asylum inmate is suspected of writing the anonymous letter warning lookalike Laura Fairlie that her fiancé, Sir Percival Glyde (Dougray Scott), will bring her misery and she should look into his past.The claims have worried Laura’s devoted sister, Marian Halcombe (Jessie Buckley), and drawing master, Walter Hartright (Ben Hardy), who is in love with Laura (Olivia Vinall). But when Walter is dismissed from his post teaching Laura, determined Marian must investigate the allegations and ensure her sister’s safety.THE WOMAN IN WHITESunday, Monday, 9pm BBC1 Drama‘Marian is strong and quite manly, but has a softness with her sister,’ says Jessie. ‘They’re only half-sisters but they’d do anything for each other.’ControllingWhen confronted, Sir Percival alleges that he…1 min

Issue 28-Apr-2018 - What's on TV (2024)

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