Award-winning Deadpan Sitcom Returns with Added Bridget Christie: A Quietary Night of TV Ahead
For the first time in a while, it's shaping up to be quite an evening for comedy fans. The hit deadpan sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done', which stars Lucia Keskin, returns to our screens tonight at 10pm on BBC Three. In this quirky take on life, aimless Chi is working her way through an old list of tasks left behind by her deceased parents. But when the police turn up with some surprising news about her aunt's demise, things get a lot more interesting - and perhaps even therapeutic, thanks to the help of dubious but endearing 'therapist' Ruth, played by the one-and-only Bridget Christie.
But that's not all, folks! At 9pm on BBC One, fans of school drama will have their lives made with the return of the long-running series 'Waterloo Road'. The show never shies away from tackling tough subjects, and tonight it tackles some particularly unsettling topics. Expect plenty of drama as predatory coaches target vulnerable teenagers - including football-obsessed teen Portia.
If you're in need of something lighter to pass the time, then tonight is your lucky night. At 9pm on ITV1, 'Killer in the House: The Murder of Nicholas Billingham' makes for a gripping watch, giving us an inside look into a truly shocking real-life case that left investigators with more questions than answers.
But perhaps tonight's TV highlight will be the thought-provoking documentary '24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates: Zombie Knives'. This show delves into the human side of crime and punishment as it explores the effects of so-called 'zombie knives' on society. As we learn about a scheme to compensate owners for surrendering their deadly weapons, things start to get even more complex.
Last but certainly not least is tonight's episode of 'Dark Winds', another gripping case that delves into the dark world of mysteries and crimes in the American West. This one, like all the previous episodes, will keep you on the edge of your seat as we see Leaphorn and Chee follow their latest trail of clues.
If you're feeling more introspective tonight, then 'The Secret of Me' is sure to be right up your street. Based on a remarkable true story, this documentary follows Jim Ambrose in his fight for identity - or rather the search for one that he's been denied due to being born with an atypical body.
Finally, if sports are more your thing tonight, then get ready to cheer on your favourite team as they take on their opponents in the Champions League Football. Man City face Bodø/Glimt in a thrilling match that promises plenty of action - while Inter and Arsenal go head-to-head in another intense clash of the titans.
For the first time in a while, it's shaping up to be quite an evening for comedy fans. The hit deadpan sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done', which stars Lucia Keskin, returns to our screens tonight at 10pm on BBC Three. In this quirky take on life, aimless Chi is working her way through an old list of tasks left behind by her deceased parents. But when the police turn up with some surprising news about her aunt's demise, things get a lot more interesting - and perhaps even therapeutic, thanks to the help of dubious but endearing 'therapist' Ruth, played by the one-and-only Bridget Christie.
But that's not all, folks! At 9pm on BBC One, fans of school drama will have their lives made with the return of the long-running series 'Waterloo Road'. The show never shies away from tackling tough subjects, and tonight it tackles some particularly unsettling topics. Expect plenty of drama as predatory coaches target vulnerable teenagers - including football-obsessed teen Portia.
If you're in need of something lighter to pass the time, then tonight is your lucky night. At 9pm on ITV1, 'Killer in the House: The Murder of Nicholas Billingham' makes for a gripping watch, giving us an inside look into a truly shocking real-life case that left investigators with more questions than answers.
But perhaps tonight's TV highlight will be the thought-provoking documentary '24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates: Zombie Knives'. This show delves into the human side of crime and punishment as it explores the effects of so-called 'zombie knives' on society. As we learn about a scheme to compensate owners for surrendering their deadly weapons, things start to get even more complex.
Last but certainly not least is tonight's episode of 'Dark Winds', another gripping case that delves into the dark world of mysteries and crimes in the American West. This one, like all the previous episodes, will keep you on the edge of your seat as we see Leaphorn and Chee follow their latest trail of clues.
If you're feeling more introspective tonight, then 'The Secret of Me' is sure to be right up your street. Based on a remarkable true story, this documentary follows Jim Ambrose in his fight for identity - or rather the search for one that he's been denied due to being born with an atypical body.
Finally, if sports are more your thing tonight, then get ready to cheer on your favourite team as they take on their opponents in the Champions League Football. Man City face Bodø/Glimt in a thrilling match that promises plenty of action - while Inter and Arsenal go head-to-head in another intense clash of the titans.
lucia keskin is literally my spirit animal lol. and ugh wat is up w/ 'waterloo road'? cant they just tackle some other issues instead? 
anyway, i heard 'killer in the house' is based on a real-life case... thats super creepy 
and has anyone seen '24 hours in police custody investigates: zombie knives'? sounds so interesting 
gotta check it out ASAP 
, so stoked they're bringing Ruth in as Bridget Christie's character! I mean, can't wait to see how Chi navigates this whole thing with her aunt's demise... it's gonna be such an interesting ride. And for those who need a break from all the drama 
, 'Killer in the House' is always good for a wild watch - Nicholas Billingham's case was just so twisted 
. Also, I'm really curious about this doc on 'zombie knives', been hearing about that stuff lately...
first off, 'Things You Should Have Done' is back on bbc three with lucia keskin starring as aimless chi, and now they've got bridget christie on board 
that's gotta bring some serious laughs. and if you're in the mood for something more intense, 'Waterloo Road' is tackling some really tough subjects tonight 
like 'Killer in the House: The Murder of Nicholas Billingham' on itv1. that one sounds super gripping and thought-provoking. and if you're looking for something a bit more lighthearted, the champions league football is gonna be an amazing match 
but what really got me excited was the documentary on zombie knives, i mean who doesn't love a good true crime story? 
. its like our brains are wired to crave balance in life, right? we need that quiet night in every now and then to recharge & reflect on what's really important. so yeah, if u're feelin stressed or overwhelmed just remember: sometimes it's okay to take a step back, breathe, & let others handle the heavy lifting 
The addition of Bridget Christie to 'Things You Should Have Done' will definitely bring some new energy to the show. While 'Waterloo Road' tackling tough subjects is always a good thing, it can be a bit heavy going at times, you know? On the lighter side, 'Killer in the House: The Murder of Nicholas Billingham' sounds like it could be really interesting. I've heard some crazy stuff about those 'zombie knives' - hope they're not being sensationalized too much. And if sports are your thing, tonight's Champions League matches should be pretty entertaining 
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. It's like, her humor is so dry it'll make you laugh out loud. And on BBC One, 'Waterloo Road' always tackles some heavy topics, but that's what makes it so good, right? 
. And I love how '24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates' is exploring the human side of crime, it's not all just about solving puzzles, there are people behind it.
! Man City vs Bodø/Glimt and Inter vs Arsenal... which one are you rooting for?
. And who can resist watching Leaphorn and Chee solve their next case? The documentary 'The Secret of Me' is also really inspiring - Jim Ambrose's story is so admirable and will probably give you chills 
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. Plus, I've been meaning to watch some of those documentaries on zombie knives... crime stories can be so thought-provoking 
so yeah, i think we're in for a pretty epic night ahead 
! Who's got the skills to take home that trophy? I'm rooting for Inter and Arsenal - it's gonna be a close one 
. but seriously, 'waterloo road' always tackles tough stuff so kudos to the writers 
. and can we talk about how gripping that murder doc 'killer in the house' is? 
. anyway, whatever u choose to watch tonight, i hope it's a great night in 