Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer are getting hitched - but only in their imaginations.
In tonight's episode of "Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing", the comedy duo embark on a fishing trip to Scotland, where they attempt to catch a salmon on fly. But as they try to reel it in, they also reveal more about their personal lives, including Bob's balding head and Paul's recent skin biopsy.
Later, Fiona Bruce presents some unseen treasures from the Antiques Roadshow series, including a telegram from Ringo Starr and Queen Victoria's parasol. The items may not be part of regular episodes, but they're still fascinating nonetheless.
On Channel 4, Tom Daley hosts "Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter", where contestants knit up a storm in the hopes of winning a prize. It's less about knitting needles and more about culinary skills, with dishes made from yarn taking centre stage.
Meanwhile on BBC One, the drama "Prisoner 951" continues to explore Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's harrowing experience being held captive in Iran. Her ordeal is far from over, as careless remarks by Boris Johnson weaken her position.
Later tonight, Bob Mortimer and Daisy May share a spooky sleepover in a remote bothy, but their fearlessness will have you giggling with delight.
Last but not least, the animated family film "Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken" takes centre stage on BBC One. The fun and action-packed film follows Ruby's secret life as a giant kraken, complete with subverted expectations and plenty of laughs.
The evening's sporting action includes cricket, rugby, and football, so grab your snacks and settle in for the match!
In tonight's episode of "Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing", the comedy duo embark on a fishing trip to Scotland, where they attempt to catch a salmon on fly. But as they try to reel it in, they also reveal more about their personal lives, including Bob's balding head and Paul's recent skin biopsy.
Later, Fiona Bruce presents some unseen treasures from the Antiques Roadshow series, including a telegram from Ringo Starr and Queen Victoria's parasol. The items may not be part of regular episodes, but they're still fascinating nonetheless.
On Channel 4, Tom Daley hosts "Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter", where contestants knit up a storm in the hopes of winning a prize. It's less about knitting needles and more about culinary skills, with dishes made from yarn taking centre stage.
Meanwhile on BBC One, the drama "Prisoner 951" continues to explore Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's harrowing experience being held captive in Iran. Her ordeal is far from over, as careless remarks by Boris Johnson weaken her position.
Later tonight, Bob Mortimer and Daisy May share a spooky sleepover in a remote bothy, but their fearlessness will have you giggling with delight.
Last but not least, the animated family film "Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken" takes centre stage on BBC One. The fun and action-packed film follows Ruby's secret life as a giant kraken, complete with subverted expectations and plenty of laughs.
The evening's sporting action includes cricket, rugby, and football, so grab your snacks and settle in for the match!
those two are hilarious together and trying to catch a salmon while talking about their hair and skin is genius! I need to watch more of it 
I also saw that episode on Channel 4 with Tom Daley's Game of Wool, I was amazed by what people could make from yarn 
we've got you covered, mate! But for real, I'm so down for "Game of Wool" – who knew knitting could be so much fun? 
and on a more serious note, can we please give Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe some more love & support? 
and I gotta say, they're always good for a laugh! I love how they open up about their personal lives on camera, it's like we're all part of the gang. I'm also curious to see more unseen treasures from Antiques Roadshow - that Ringo Starr telegram is so cool! 
Meanwhile, Prisoner 951 is still so intense... poor Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe needs our support 
and fingers crossed for a positive outcome soon. And can we talk about Bob Mortimer's balding head? 
I think it's hilarious that Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer are getting hitched in their imaginations, but also kinda sad that they're still struggling with personal stuff on TV 
. It's like, can't they just have a chill conversation without bringing up balding heads and medical biopsies? 
. Anyway, I'm all in for some spooky fun with Bob Mortimer and Daisy May, and "Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken" looks like an absolute riot 
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. And can someone please tell me what's with the Antiques Roadshow stuff? I mean, Ringo Starr's telegram is cool and all, but Queen Vic's parasol? That's just a fancy umbrella 
And what's up with this "Gone Fishing" show? Sounds like a blast, but I love how Bob and Paul keep it real about their personal stuff. 
. Can't they mix it up a bit? How about some more independent shows or even better, no ads at all?! 
On a more somber note, I feel bad for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe - her situation is heartbreaking and I hope Boris Johnson's comments don't make things worse. 
And lastly, I'm intrigued by "Game of Wool" - who knew knitting could be so exciting? 
. And, can we talk about "Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter"? 
. And don't even get me started on the "Game of Wool" show - who thought it was a good idea to make a cooking competition out of knitting? 
. The animated film "Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken" looks so fun I need to check it out 
