BBC viewers can expect an entertaining night of TV with a mix of comedy, drama, and action.
First up is Michael McIntyre's Big Show, which kicks off at 6:45pm on BBC One. The show promises to be a manic ride, as host Michael McIntyre puts his guests through their paces in the Midnight Gameshow. Rugby player Joe Marler will be one of the contestants, and it sounds like he'll be grumpy enough on his own, let alone when forced to play games.
Next up is Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed, which airs at 7:30pm on Channel 4. This episode promises to be exciting, as archaeologists try to complete the excavation of Pharaoh Ramses III's tomb for the first time in 100 years. There's also a juicy conspiracy theory about whether Howard Carter stole from Tutankhamun's tomb.
In other news, Heated Rivalry is on Sky Atlantic at 9pm. This sizzling ice hockey drama gets underway with another romance, as Scott Hunter falls for his smoothie-server Kip. Sounds like it'll be an interesting watch.
Finally, there's Waiting for the Out, which airs at 9:20pm on BBC One. This exquisite drama from Dennis Kelly is full of twists and turns, including Dan's terrible behaviour at a dinner party with middle-class Londoners.
If you're in the mood for something more low-key, Live sport is always an option. There's Premier League Football to watch, with Manchester United taking on Manchester City, as well as snooker and tennis to choose from.
First up is Michael McIntyre's Big Show, which kicks off at 6:45pm on BBC One. The show promises to be a manic ride, as host Michael McIntyre puts his guests through their paces in the Midnight Gameshow. Rugby player Joe Marler will be one of the contestants, and it sounds like he'll be grumpy enough on his own, let alone when forced to play games.
Next up is Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed, which airs at 7:30pm on Channel 4. This episode promises to be exciting, as archaeologists try to complete the excavation of Pharaoh Ramses III's tomb for the first time in 100 years. There's also a juicy conspiracy theory about whether Howard Carter stole from Tutankhamun's tomb.
In other news, Heated Rivalry is on Sky Atlantic at 9pm. This sizzling ice hockey drama gets underway with another romance, as Scott Hunter falls for his smoothie-server Kip. Sounds like it'll be an interesting watch.
Finally, there's Waiting for the Out, which airs at 9:20pm on BBC One. This exquisite drama from Dennis Kelly is full of twists and turns, including Dan's terrible behaviour at a dinner party with middle-class Londoners.
If you're in the mood for something more low-key, Live sport is always an option. There's Premier League Football to watch, with Manchester United taking on Manchester City, as well as snooker and tennis to choose from.
. I mean, who doesn't love a good dose of Joe Marler's grumpiness? And Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed has me curious about that whole Howard Carter conspiracy theory thingy... but let's be real, it's probably just some overhyped ancient Egyptian drama 
. Meanwhile, Heated Rivalry is giving me some serious ice hockey feels 
and I need to get into it ASAP! And for those who aren't in the mood for anything too intense, there's always Live sport – because what's more exciting than watching grown adults hit a puck around on ice or snooker? 
I've got my comfiest PJs on and a big bag of popcorn ready to go! Michael McIntyre's Big Show is always good for a laugh and Joe Marler is gonna be so grumpy, it'll be hilarious 
. And Valley of the Kings: Secret Tomb Revealed sounds like some real-life Indiana Jones vibes 
. But omg, the conspiracy theory about Howard Carter is giving me LIFE 
. I'm also really intrigued by Heated Rivalry and Waiting for the Out - both sound so dramatic 
. And let's not forget Live sport, who needs TV when you can just watch football, right? 
cant wait to see those archaeologists digging into pharaoh ramses III's tomb after 100 years... meanwhile i'm more of an ice hockey fan myself, been watching scott hunter's romance storyline on heated rivalry, seems interesting 
I mean, it's all over the place - some shows at 6:45pm, others at 7:30pm... what's up with that? And why do I have to scroll through a million news articles to find out what's on tonight? Can't they just have one single decent website or app that actually works? 
but heated rivalry looks pretty sweet too, ice hockey romance is a new one for me 
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️, there's something about the thrill of a live game that's just unbeatable!
Howard Carter is definitely a name that'll be on my radar now 
. And for all you hockey fans, Heated Rivalry looks like it's gonna be an epic romance drama 
. Not sure about Waiting for the Out though... Dan's terrible dinner party behaviour? 
sounds like a real downer 
. Still gonna give it a shot tho! 
. and who cares if howard carter was shady? it's not like we'll ever know for sure 
. anywayz, i'm def tuning in to watch those contestants on michael mcintyre's big show 
. First off, have you seen Joe Marler getting grilled by his teammates? Rugby players are already under enough pressure, now they're gonna be on some crazy gameshow 
. Meanwhile, live sports like football might be entertaining but what about all the athletes struggling with concussions & injuries? At least in the ice hockey drama they're making romance work out 
. Can't they just give us a plain text list of shows instead of all this fancy categorizing? It's like they're trying to make us click on too many ads. And what's up with the "entertaining night of TV" cliché? 
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. Can't we just watch the trailer and make up our own minds? 
. I ended up buying them on a whim, and now my friends are all making fun of me for wearing them to the pub. Anyway, back to TV... have you seen any good shows lately?
but watching him in that Midnight Gameshow? That could be entertaining! 
. Premier League Football, snooker, and tennis are all on the menu tonight, so you can pick your poison – or should I say, pick your serve?