TV & Satellite Week – 03 August 2019

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Tom Hollander

The actor will team up with Saskia

Reeves for BBC1’s adaptation of

David Nicholls’ best-selling novel Us,

which follows

a troubled

couple on

holiday in

Europe with

their teenage

son Albie

(Tom Taylor).

Jessie Buckley

In the fourth series of the dark

comedy drama Fargo, the actress

joins Chris Rock and Ben Whishaw

as events centre

on rival crime

syndicates in

Kansas City

in the 1950s.

Previous

series have

aired on C4.

Tom Kerridge

BBC2’s Lose Weight and Get Fit,

airing next year, will see the chef

offer up a range of easy weight-loss

recipes as he and

11 volunteers

try to shed

the pounds

and embrace

a new

exercise

regime.

Coming soon

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Deep Water

Anna Friel heads the cast of

ITV’s tense drama about the

complex lives of three women.

Mindhunter

FBI agent Holden Ford (Jonathan

Groff) investigates murder cases

as the Netflix thriller returns.

Premier League

Sky Sports and BT Sport air the

first weekend of key fixtures as

the new season begins in earnest.

On sale Tuesday 6 August

Coming Back

E4 comedy Dead Pixels will return

for a second series as Meg (Alexa

Davies) and her fellow online gamers

try to embrace

real life, only

to be drawn

back into

the virtual

world of

Kingdom

Scrolls.

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Check out this early peek at Marc

Warren as he takes on Barry Foster’s

iconic role as the titular Dutch detective

in ITV’s modern-day revival of classic

crime drama Van der Valk. The new

three-part series is currently being

filmed in Amsterdam and also stars

Maimie McCoy and Emma Fielding.

‘It’s got attractive, intriguing

characters, danger and humour – and

a fantastic backdrop in Amsterdam,’

says executive producer Michele Buck.

Succession

Logan (Brian Cox) faces fresh

challenges in the second series

of Sky Atlantic’s comedy drama.

Upright

Tim Minchin stars in a comedy drama about an epic road trip

Comedian Tim Minchin is undertaking an eventful trip

across his native Australia in this new shot from his

forthcoming Sky Atlantic comedy drama Upright.

The eight-part series, which has been written by

Minchin, airs later this year. It sees him play Lucky

Flynn, a talented but self-destructive pianist who is

estranged from his family. But when he finds out his

mother only has days to live, Lucky drives across the

outback, from Sydney to Perth, to visit her, taking his

beloved upright piano with him on the journey. He’s

also accompanied by tough-talking teenager Meg

(Milly Alcock), who he runs into on his odyssey.

‘This is the show I’d been waiting to make,’ says

Minchin, who has also composed original music for

the series. ‘I like stories that make me laugh and

think and cry, and I love characters full of flaws.’

Meg (Milly Alcock) joins

Lucky (Tim Minchin) on

his emotional journey

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