TV Tonight: Crime, Deception, and Dark Laughs
Tonight's TV lineup is packed with gripping dramas, thought-provoking documentaries, and side-splitting comedy specials.
First up, at 10:05pm on Channel 4, we delve into the world of crime investigations in Suffolk, where a man is fatally stabbed outside his house, leaving police to unravel a tangled web of lies and stalking. Meanwhile, in Hertfordshire, a car belonging to a woman suspected of drug dealing goes up in flames, setting off a fresh lead that promises to reveal shocking secrets.
If true crime documentaries are your thing, then 24 Hours in Police Custody on Channel 4 at 9pm is the show for you. This time around, we're following an investigation into one of the UK's worst serial paedophiles, Carson Grimes. After a flood of new accusations come to light, officers launch a fresh inquiry and uncover disturbing evidence that sheds new light on the case.
Fans of detective drama won't want to miss Dark Winds on U&Alibi at 9pm. The season finale is an action-packed ride filled with suspense, twists, and turns as Navajo cop Joe navigates a high-stakes train station stakeout.
Comedy fans will enjoy Live at the Apollo on BBC Two at 9:45pm, featuring rising star Kae Kurd and special guest Louise Young from Newcastle. The show's penultimate episode promises to deliver some of the best jokes of the week.
Finally, for those looking for something a bit different, Things You Should Have Done on BBC Three at 10:15pm is a laugh-out-loud sitcom that explores themes of identity, relationships, and getting things done in life. With its unique blend of humor and wit, this show is sure to delight audiences.
Tonight's TV lineup is packed with gripping dramas, thought-provoking documentaries, and side-splitting comedy specials.
First up, at 10:05pm on Channel 4, we delve into the world of crime investigations in Suffolk, where a man is fatally stabbed outside his house, leaving police to unravel a tangled web of lies and stalking. Meanwhile, in Hertfordshire, a car belonging to a woman suspected of drug dealing goes up in flames, setting off a fresh lead that promises to reveal shocking secrets.
If true crime documentaries are your thing, then 24 Hours in Police Custody on Channel 4 at 9pm is the show for you. This time around, we're following an investigation into one of the UK's worst serial paedophiles, Carson Grimes. After a flood of new accusations come to light, officers launch a fresh inquiry and uncover disturbing evidence that sheds new light on the case.
Fans of detective drama won't want to miss Dark Winds on U&Alibi at 9pm. The season finale is an action-packed ride filled with suspense, twists, and turns as Navajo cop Joe navigates a high-stakes train station stakeout.
Comedy fans will enjoy Live at the Apollo on BBC Two at 9:45pm, featuring rising star Kae Kurd and special guest Louise Young from Newcastle. The show's penultimate episode promises to deliver some of the best jokes of the week.
Finally, for those looking for something a bit different, Things You Should Have Done on BBC Three at 10:15pm is a laugh-out-loud sitcom that explores themes of identity, relationships, and getting things done in life. With its unique blend of humor and wit, this show is sure to delight audiences.
but Dark Winds just sounds way too intense for one night 
I mean don't get me wrong it's definitely going to be a wild ride but 24 Hours in Police Custody always does it for me 
Carson Grimes case is so messed up 
anyone else think we'll ever get justice?
i mean id rather watch something light hearted like comedy specials i feel like channel 4 has the best lineup tonight tho 
what r ppl gonna think about the true crime doc about carson grimes? that guy sounds super creepy 
also i wonder how real those stings in dark winds are... was it really just a coincidence that joe stumbled upon the clues or was there more to it? 
. Like, Carson Grimes has been a hot topic for years already... where's the innovation? And don't even get me started on the "shocking secrets" they're going to reveal - it's not like we haven't seen that before 
. Give the spotlight to some female leads and see if that doesn't bring some fresh energy to the genre 
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i need to get on the internet and find out more about this guy ASAP 
. How are they going to handle the release of this info? Is it going to be a therapeutic process for the victims or just a way to get more views for TV? 
I gotta say, the guy's got some wicked jokes! But what really caught my attention was that documentary about Carson Grimes... so disturbing 
how do you think they're doing on those investigations? 24 Hours in Police Custody is like a train wreck you can't look away from 
. I've been thinking, though... have we seen too many documentaries and shows like this lately? I mean, isn't it time for something lighter? Maybe just me getting old 
meanwhile, the true crime docu's r always so extra 