Season three of the German drama breaks the surface of televisual waters like a brooding U-612, as the crew are ordered on a treacherous mission to the southern hemisphere under the command of Robert Ehrenberg.
Before then, they head home to see friends and family, returning to prove to Elba that they’re ready (or not) to get in the ring. Ali Catterall Idris Elba’s Fight School 9pm, BBC Twoįaces drop when the amateur boxers find out who they’ll be up against at next week’s fight night in east London’s renowned York Hall. “People are laughing at us,” frets Ann, who later drops a bombshell revelation. HR Gentleman Jack 9pm, BBC OneĪnne and Ann’s status at Shibden Hall continues to draw heat from an “idiotic” marriage announcement in the Halifax Guardian to comments from “tiresome, inarticulate men”, including those closer to home.
Katherine Jenkins, Ant and Dec, Mo Farah and David Jason will also take part in this very odd but undoubtedly entertaining night. Cruise will host one of the four performances, which collectively promise to take us on a “gallop through history” – including Helen Mirren’s turn as Queen Elizabeth I. Hollie Richardson The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration 8pm, ITVįor reasons that aren’t altogether clear, Tom Cruise leads the all-star bill of this Windsor Castle-based bonanza – the first live event to be broadcast as part of the jubilee celebrations. But it is the Rooney-verse details – tightly-packed dialogue, observations on class, growth and identity, and an endless space for intimacy – that always make her well-studied characters get under the skin.
In terms of plot, this 12-part adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel is simply about an affair. They quickly embark on a complex ménage à quatre, with Frances and Nick – the quieter two of the pack – soon forming a relationship. Frances and Bobbi (Alison Oliver and Sasha Lane) are students in Dublin who, after performing at a spoken word night, are befriended by celebrated author Melissa and her “trophy” actor husband Nick (Jemima Kirke and Joe Alwyn).
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