TV&Satellite Week 13
We search the TV schedules to uncover
the shows you might have missed...
What else
can I watch?
NEW The Outpost
Monday, Syfy HD, 9pm
Jessica Green returns as Talon,
the only survivor of her race, the
Blackbloods, after everyone else
in her village was massacred by a
gang of brutal mercenaries. In the
first series, Talon embarked on a
mission to get vengeance on the
people who’d slaughtered her clanand, as she travelled to the outpost,
a lawless fortress at the edge of
civilisation, she discovered that she
possessed strange supernatural
powers. In order to protect herself
and the world from a ruthless
fanatical dictator, Talon had to learn
how to harness and take advantage
of her extraordinary powers. As the
second series begins, Talon’s quest
for revenge continues...NEW GameFace
Wednesday, C4 HD, 10pm
After Life’s Roisin Conaty stars in the second
series of her self-penned sitcom. She plays
Marcella, a struggling actress with a chaotic
life. As the show returns, Marcella is on the
brink of taking yet another driving test, while
her acting career hits a new, humiliating low.
Father Ted’s Pauline McLynn plays her mother.NEW People of Earth
Monday, FOX HD, 10pm
Parks and Recreation’s co-creator Greg
Daniels is one of the executive producers
of this sci-fi comedy about members of a
support group for alien abductees, which
returns this week for a second series. Reporter
Ozzie Graham (Wyatt Cenac) continues his
investigations into the group’s experiences.
Meanwhile, on board the spaceship, the aliens
find themselves under new management.NEW The Lateish Show
with Mo Gilligan
Friday, C4 HD, 10pm
Comedian Mo Gilligan, who co-hosts C4’s
The Big Narstie Show, gets his own late-night
entertainment showcase, featuring stand-up,
comedy sketches and celebrity guests. It will
be filmed in front of a studio audience.Imogen Waterhouse,
Jessica Green and Jake
Stormoen as Gwynn,
Talon and Garretand Dr Watson tackle their final cases
Sherlock and Joan (Jonny Lee Miller
and Lucy Liu) while the crime-fighters
are working as Scotland Yard
consultants after moving from New
York to London in the last series.
‘For Sherlock, being in London is a
homecoming and the transition’s been
relatively simple,’ explains showrunner
Rob Doherty. ‘For Joan, it’s more of a
challenge as she’s never really spent
time outside of New York. When we
join them, there are cracks appearing
in the partnership, and they talk about
whether moving to London was right.’
In this week’s opener, the pair
investigate an acid attack on a formermodel with connections to a media
mogul (Saffron Burrows). Meanwhile,
shocking events in New York could
see the pair return to the Big Apple
sooner than they think.
The show is set to sign off with
a time jump in the last-ever episode.
But Liu says fans shouldn’t expect to
see the couple finally hook up in a
conventional sense.
‘Everyone has assumed that we’re
going to get together,’ she smiles. ‘Yes,
Sherlock and Joan have a heightened
type of love because they’ve been
through so much, but love doesn’t
necessarily need to be romantic...’Harrow thinks
he knows who
tried to kill him