Targaryens Bring Fire and Blood to 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'
Tonight's lineup is filled with drama, intrigue, and excitement as three compelling shows go head-to-head on Sky Atlantic, BBC Two, and BBC One.
First up at 9pm on Sky Atlantic is 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', a lively Game of Thrones prequel that's fully warmed up for action. Ser Duncan, a former Irish rugby player turned knight candidate, seeks a knighthood to gain entry into a tournament with his trusty squire Egg by his side. As the Targaryens arrive on the scene, Duncan seizes the opportunity to ask for their help – but will this alliance set events on a new trajectory?
On BBC Two at 6:30pm, Clive Myrie's African Adventure continues its journey through South Africa, exploring the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of this fascinating continent. In this episode, Clive delves into car spinning, a thrilling new sport craze that has taken Soweto by storm.
Later tonight on BBC One at 8pm, 'Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?' shines a light on the lingering controversy surrounding the Post Office scandal. Investigative reporter Andrew Verity seeks to clarify the situation and uncover who is truly responsible for the innocent postmasters who were wrongly jailed.
The drama unfolds in another gripping episode of 'Lynley', which begins at 8:30pm. When a young drug dealer's body is discovered, tortured and left to die like an animal, it sets off a chain reaction that exposes dark secrets and guilt among the characters.
For fans of dogs, Pete Wicks' charming show 'Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake' continues at 9pm on U&W, where he focuses on rehabilitating former racing greyhounds in need of love and care. Expect plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments from this lovable big man.
In the final hour of the night at 10:40pm, 'Industry' wraps up its episode with familiar faces Harper, Eric, and Sweetpea launching a new initiative that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Meanwhile, Yasmin gets close to newcomer Hayley, but is she hiding her own agenda?
To round off tonight's TV schedule, Reese Witherspoon stars in the 1999 classic 'Election', a sharp satire of political power-plays set in a Nebraska high school. Watch as Ferris Bueller, now Jim McAllister, sets out to sabotage over-achieving pupil Tracy Flick's student president campaign – with hilarious results.
Tonight's lineup is filled with drama, intrigue, and excitement as three compelling shows go head-to-head on Sky Atlantic, BBC Two, and BBC One.
First up at 9pm on Sky Atlantic is 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', a lively Game of Thrones prequel that's fully warmed up for action. Ser Duncan, a former Irish rugby player turned knight candidate, seeks a knighthood to gain entry into a tournament with his trusty squire Egg by his side. As the Targaryens arrive on the scene, Duncan seizes the opportunity to ask for their help – but will this alliance set events on a new trajectory?
On BBC Two at 6:30pm, Clive Myrie's African Adventure continues its journey through South Africa, exploring the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of this fascinating continent. In this episode, Clive delves into car spinning, a thrilling new sport craze that has taken Soweto by storm.
Later tonight on BBC One at 8pm, 'Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?' shines a light on the lingering controversy surrounding the Post Office scandal. Investigative reporter Andrew Verity seeks to clarify the situation and uncover who is truly responsible for the innocent postmasters who were wrongly jailed.
The drama unfolds in another gripping episode of 'Lynley', which begins at 8:30pm. When a young drug dealer's body is discovered, tortured and left to die like an animal, it sets off a chain reaction that exposes dark secrets and guilt among the characters.
For fans of dogs, Pete Wicks' charming show 'Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake' continues at 9pm on U&W, where he focuses on rehabilitating former racing greyhounds in need of love and care. Expect plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments from this lovable big man.
In the final hour of the night at 10:40pm, 'Industry' wraps up its episode with familiar faces Harper, Eric, and Sweetpea launching a new initiative that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Meanwhile, Yasmin gets close to newcomer Hayley, but is she hiding her own agenda?
To round off tonight's TV schedule, Reese Witherspoon stars in the 1999 classic 'Election', a sharp satire of political power-plays set in a Nebraska high school. Watch as Ferris Bueller, now Jim McAllister, sets out to sabotage over-achieving pupil Tracy Flick's student president campaign – with hilarious results.
! 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' is gonna bring the drama and fire 
- I need more Targaryen goodness in my life! And can we talk about how underrated car spinning is? 
It's like, who knew that Soweto had such a cool new sport craze?! 
But for real though, let's give it up for Pete Wicks and his adorable show 'Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake' - those racing greyhounds need all the love 
. And can we just say that 'Election' is a timeless classic? 
.
you know i'm watching the game of thrones prequel and its getting me all shook up like 10 years ago when my kids were still young 
they're really bringing fire and blood to that show now, but in a good way u feel? less sword fighting more politics and drama 
its kinda like how i used to get invested in the game of life back when i was younger, trying to make ends meet and figure out my place in the world 
. Remember when we used to binge-watch entire seasons in one go? Those were the days! Anyway, I hope it's better than just rehashing old ideas.
. And 'Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?' sounds like a really serious issue that we need to talk about. It feels like every other week there's another scandal or controversy... what happened to the good old days when news was less sensationalized? 
. I remember watching it for the first time and just dying laughing at Jim McAllister's antics. It's crazy how some shows can transport us back to a different era... almost like we're reliving our childhoods or something 
.
and can we talk about how cool it is that the show is getting more attention now that the original game of thrones has ended? anyway, i'll be watching this whole thing go down tonight with my popcorn 
And what's up with these "alliances" everyone's always making? It's just a bunch of power plays in my opinion 
. Anyway, I'm more excited to see what those post office scammers got themselves into, maybe someone should've thought that one through 
i mean, can't we move on to something new for once? anyway, it's definitely going to be interesting to see what happens with these Targaryens and their whole fire and blood thing 
. Will this new alliance bring about a shift in power or will it just lead to more conflict? There are so many possibilities, and I'm eager to find out.
! Who wouldn't want to watch a big guy like him spend his time rehabilitating racing greyhounds? It's great to see shows that focus on animal welfare and rehabilitation – it's such an important cause.
! First 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' gets me so invested in Ser Duncan's journey and then 'Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?' hits hard about the injustice that happened to those innocent postmasters 
and feeling all the feels with Harper's new initiative in 'Industry' 
. Last but not least, Reese Witherspoon always gives me life in 'Election'