5757 guideguide 14-20 Oct 2017 14-20 Oct 2017 Monday 16 television
7.0 Beyond 100 Days (T)
7.30 Pagans and Pilgrims:
Britain’s Holiest Places (T)
(R) Ifor ap Glyn visits trees
and mountains that were
sacred to Britain’s pagans.8.0 Ocean Giants (T) (R) The
vocal ranges of marine
mammals. Last in the
series.
9.0 Tunes for Tyrants: Music
& Power with Suzy Klein
(T) A look at the use, abuse
and manipulation of music
in the second world war,
with both sides using it as a
weapon. Last in the series.10.0 The Vietnam War (T)
Richard Nixon wins the
presidency.
10.55 The Vietnam War (T)
11.50 Lost Kingdoms of Central
America (T) (R)
12.50 Timeshift: Full Throttle –
The Glory Days of British
Motorbikes (T) (R) 1.50
Ocean Giants (T) (R) 2.50
Tunes for Tyrants: Music &
Power with Suzy Klein (R)6.20 The King of Queens (T)
(R) 7. 4 0 Everybody Loves
Raymond (T) (R) 9.05 Frasier
(T) (R) 9.35 Frasier (T) (R)
10.05 Ramsay’s Kitchen
Nightmares USA (T) (R) 11.05
Undercover Boss USA (T) (R)
12.0 News (T) 12.05 Come
Dine with Me (T) (R) 1.05 A
New Life in the Sun (T) (R)
2.10 Countdown (T) 3.0 Find
It, Fix It, Flog It (T) 4.0 My
Kitchen Rules (T) 5.0 Four
in a Bed (T) 5.30 Steph and
Dom’s One Star to Five Star
(T) 6.0 The Simpsons (T) (R)
6.30 Hollyoaks (T) 7.0 News
(T) 7.55 The Political Slot (T)
8.0 Channel 4 Dispatches:
How to Get a Pay Rise (T)
The era of stagnant wages.
8.30 Tricks of the Restaurant
Trade (T) New series. Simon
Rimmer explores how big
coff ee brands are copying
the artisans.
9.0 George Michael: Freedom
(T) The singer-songwriter
narrates a documentary
charting his life and career.
10.50 George Michael: Live in
London (T) A 2008 gig.
12.10 Celebrity Hunted (T) (R)
1.20 How’d You Get So
Rich? (T) (R) 2.0 The Secret
Life of the Zoo (T) (R)
2.55 Ida (Paweł
Pawlikowski, 2013) With
Agata Trzebuchowska. 4.15
Best of Both Worlds (T) (R)
5.10 Too Many Cooks (T) (R)
5.35 Countdown (T) (R)
6.0 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright
Stuff 11.15 The Gadget
Show (T) (R) 12.10 5 News
Lunchtime (T) 12.15 The
Hotel Inspector (T) (R) 1.10
Access (T) 1.15 Home and
Away (T) 1.45 Neighbours
(T) 2.20 NCIS (T) (R) 3.15
The Deadly Dress:
Garage Sale Mystery 4
(Peter DeLuise, 2015) (T)
5.0 5 News at 5 (T) 5.30
Neighbours (T) (R) 6.0
Home and Away (T) (R)
6.30 5 News Tonight (T) 7.0
MotoGP Highlights (T)8.0 Police Interceptors (T) Rick
Edwards and Ortis Deley join
offi cers from Durham and
Cleveland. 5 News Update
9.0 Paddington Station 24/7
(T) A driver raises the alarm
when he suspects that his
train has hit something on
the line, while heavy rain
brings down a tree that
closes the tracks between
Banbury and Oxford.10.0 Hunted & Confronted:
Crooks and Conmen (T)
11.05 Resident Evil:
Retribution (2012) (T)
12.45 SuperCasino (T) 3.10 GPs:
Behind Closed Doors (T) (R)
4.0 Tattoo Disasters UK (T)
(R) 4.25 Tattoo Disasters UK
(T) (R) 4.45 House Doctor
(T) (R) 5.10 Divine Designs
(T) (R) 5.35 Wildlife SOS
(T) (R)Rellik 9pm, BBC1
The timeslip psychological
thriller reaches its conclusion,
and we at last discover the how
and the why surrounding the
killer’s actions. For bashed-up
cop Gabriel (the excellent Richard
Dormer), in particular, there’s
a huge personal cost involved,
but then we can’t say we weren’t
warned in advance of bad things
ahead/behind. As series fi nales
go, it’s overwrought and operatic,
but cleverly done – a show with
real heart lying beneath the
surface tricksiness. JW
Liar 9pm, ITV
It’s the last episode of the taut
thriller, and Laura’s tenacity
shows no sign of abating
despite Andrew roping in Luke
for assistance in obtaining an
alibi. Given the uncompromising
content of the series thus far,
it’s no surprise that the fi nal
confrontation between the
teacher and the surgeon looks
likely to end with unsettling
consequences. As the fl eetfooted
plot has outfox ed viewers
throughout , surprises are likely to
lurk within this fi nale. MGJGeorge Michael: Freedom 9pm,
Channel 4
The singer’s fi nal project before
his death last Christmas was this
plush fi lm autobiography. There’s
a dark irony in it working better
as obituary: viewers will be more
tolerant now of the overfl owing
plaudits from famous friends and
admirers. It becomes more than an
indulgence in the sharper middle
section, when the garlands stop
falling and Michael’s own words
recall the upheaval he endured
in the 1990s as he tried to morph
from megastar to artist. JSChannel 4 Channel 5 BBC4