Radio Times Previews New Autumn TV Highlights and Series
The nail-biting reality series featuring a brand new group of celebrities playing a high-stakes game of detection, betrayal, and trust returns, offering contestants the chance to win up to £100,000 for charity, radiotimes.com reported.
Classic Masterpieces and Cinematic Arts on Thursday Lineup
Arts and culture coverage kicks off as Ian Nathan returns to explore cinematic masterpieces, starting with Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s 1946 fantasy romance starring David Niven. Alongside film history, the broadcasting schedule highlights literary history with Celtic Christie: Hidden Treasures by Jan Carson. This drama examines what could have transpired during Agatha Christie’s 1930 trip to the Isle of Man, where she penned a mystery story containing clues to a real-life treasure hunt serialised in a newspaper to drive tourism.
Taskmaster Returns Alongside New Domestic Comedies
Domestic comedy anchors the evening as Lee and Lucy face mounting trouble now that their children have left for university. Meanwhile, the game show Taskmaster returns for its 22nd series, featuring Greg Davies joined by Alex Horne and a fresh roster of comics including Chloe Petts, Isy Suttie, Matt Lucas, Nina Conti, and Richard Ayoade. In the scripted romance category, exes Ben and Lil navigate the awkward logistics of sharing a rental property that outlasts their relationship, forcing them to pursue new romances while managing lingering attachments as reluctant flatmates.
Specialised Documentaries and Procedural Drama
Non-fiction programming turns to the outdoors as keen bird watcher Samuel West introduces his friend and complete novice Adrian Edmondson to various birds and habitats. The evening schedule rounds out with the American procedural crime drama, while Radio Times magazine and app curate the autumn viewing choices to help audiences find shows in the seasonal slate.
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