TV Times – 13 July 2019

56 TV TIMES

Tuesday Highlights

Chloe and Evan

Up, up and away!

Harrow is back

after a miraculous

recovery

Mission Control

celebrates the

success of Apollo 11

Cory and

Naveed’s

friendship

is tested

Yorkshire

Airport

● DOCUMENTARY /

8.30pm / ITV (not Scot)

NEW

Hugh Dennis

narrates this

six-part behind-the-scenes

look at Leeds Bradford

airport, one of the UK’s

smaller aiports, as it

undergoes a massive

makeover. Duty manager

Nathan, passenger

services agent Chloe

and security supervisor

Connor are just some

of the staff bound to

become stars. HHHHLP

Holby City

● DRAMA / 8pm / BBC1

While Evan Crowhurst

(Jack Ryder) was

undergoing emergency

surgery last week after

being stabbed by a patient,

his lover Chloe Godard

(Amy Lennox) discovered

that a woman named

‘Sophie’ was listed as his

next of kin. Awkward.

This week, Chloe is

determined to find out

who Sophie is, but she gets

more than she bargained

for. Will she see Evan for

who he really is? HHHVW

Harrow

● DRAMA / 9pm / Alibi

NEW

Flamboyant forensic

pathologist Dr Daniel Harrow

is back and, despite being shot in the

stomach at the end of the first series, he

hasn’t lost any of his charm or swagger.

After a short spell in an induced coma,

Harrow (played by Ioan Gruffudd) is still

alive – minus his gallbladder – but not

one to spend time convalescing, he dives

straight back into action. In this first

episode of a new 10-part outing, Harrow is

determined to solve the mystery of why a

new mum turned violent before she was

then killed. Meanwhile, the police believe

they know who shot him... A pleasing mix

of play-along sleuthing and murder-most-

horrid balanced with lively performances

and comedy touches. HHHHER

Ackley Bridge

● DRAMA / 8pm / C4

It seems that Cory has hit the self-destruct

button in this week’s episode of Ackley

Bridge. When he’s kicked out of home after

being caught with his dad’s girlfriend,

Cory (played by Sam Retford) goes to pal

Naveed for sympathy – but he’s appalled

by Cory’s behaviour and the two friends

fall out. Mandy’s maternity cover, Sian, is

the only person who seems to be on

Cory’s side – but he oversteps the mark

when he decides to kiss her! Later, Mandy

(Jo Joyner) gives birth but she feels

overwhelmed and underprepared for

motherhood. Luckily, she has help from

an unlikely person – Kaneez Paracha

(Sunetra Sarker). HHHHVW

Chasing the Moon

● FACTUAL / from 8pm / BBC4

NEW

This atmospheric series, shown as double bills

over the next three nights, details the space

race between America and the Soviet Union in the 1950s

and 1960s. It begins with the launch of Soviet satellite

Sputnik, which induced huge fear among Americans

who expected Russia to then drop a nuclear bomb. The

Soviets were also the first to send a man into space –

Yuri Gagarin in 1961 – motivating President Kennedy

to push for the US to be first to the Moon. HHHJL

TUESDAY

16 July