5353 guideguide 12-18 Aug 2017 12-18 Aug 2017 Sunday 13 television
7.0 BBC Proms 2017 (T) The
BBC Scottish Symphony
Orchestra perform
Rachmaninov’s Third Piano
Concerto and Second
Symphony, with the Latvian
Radio Choir and pianist
Alexander Gavrylyuk.9.20 John Denver at
Wembley Arena (T) (R)
A performance by the
US musician at London’s
Wembley Arena in 1979.10.0 The Sky at Night (T)
10.30 Black Roses: The Killing of
Sophie Lancaster (T) (R)
11.15 Return to Betjemanland (T)
(R) Profi le of the poet.
12.15 The Man Who Fought the
Planners: The Story of Ian
Nairn (T) (R) 1.15 Storyville:
Russia’s Toughest Prison- The Condemned (T) (R)
2.35 How Quizzing Got
Cool (T) (R)
6.0 Jamie’s Comfort Food (T)
(R) 6.15 Last Man Standing
(T) 7.30 Everybody Loves
Raymond (T) (R) 8.25
Frasier (T) (R) 9.0 Frasier
(T) (R) 9.30 Sunday Brunch
(T) 12.30 George Clarke’s
Amazing Spaces (T) (R)
1.30 The Simpsons (T) (R)
2.0 The Simpsons (T) (R)
2.30 Volcano (Mick
Jackson, 1997) (T) 4.35 A
Place in the Sun: Summer
Sun (T) (R) 5.35 Homes by
the Med (T) 6.30 Channel 4
News (T) 7.0 Night at
the Museum: Secret of the
Tomb (Shawn Levy, 2014) (T)
9.0 Valkyrien New series. A
surgeon opens an illegal
underground clinic in a
disused bunker, treating
criminals and refugees
as he seeks a cure for his
comatose wife’s terminal
condition. Norwegian drama
starring Sven Nordin.
10.0 Gogglebox: The Best Bits
(T) (R) Highlights.
11.0 8 Out of 10 Cats Does
Countdown (T) (R)
12.05 Ouija (Stiles White,
2014) (T) Horror. 1.35 60
Days in Jail (T) (R) 2.30
Gillette World Sport (T) 2.55
KOTV Boxing Weekly (T)
3.20 Mobil 1 The Grid (T)
(R) 3.50 Location, Location,
Location (T) (R)
6.0 Milkshake! 8.20 Noddy
(T) (R) 8.35 Floogals (T)
(R) 10.0 Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles (T) (R) 10.25
The Championship (T) (R)
11.25 Goal Rush (T) (R) 11.55
Haunted Honeymoon
( 1986) (T) 1.30 Make You
Laugh Out Loud 2.0 Now
That’s Funny! (T) (R) 3.0
Disobedient Dogs Make
You Laugh Out Loud (T) (R)
4.0 Dads Make You Laugh
Out Loud (T) (R) 5.0 Brides
Make You LoL (T) (R) 6.0
Cats Make You LoL (T) (R)
6.55 News (T) 7.0 Can’t Pay?
We’ll Take It Away (T) (R)8.0 Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It
Away (T) (R) In east London,
high court enforcement
agents Paul and Phil are
involved in a brothel
eviction, while in south
Wales, Stewart and Elmore
chase a debt owed by a
working mum.
8.55 5 News Weekend (T)
9.0 Celebrity Big Brother (T)
The latest house action.10.05 Autopsy: Cory Monteith (T)
Forensic pathologist Jason
Payne-James investigates
the death of the Glee star.
11.05 The Boy Next Door
(Neill Fearnley, 2008) (T)
12.40 Criminals: Caught on Camera
(T) (R) 1.05 SuperCasino (T)
3.10 Cat 8 (T) (R) 4.35 Now
That’s Funny! (T) (R) 5.20
Wildlife SOS (T) (R) 5.45
Chinese Food in Minutes (R)Secrets of Silicon Valley
8pm, BBC2
Jamie Bartlett, more likable a
host than his man-bun might
have you expect, continues his
investigation into the dark side
of the tech dream. Last week’s
episode took us to the mythical
garages of the the startup
entrepreneurs, the “disrupters”
who want to change the world
for the better but may hasten the
collapse of society as we know
it. Speaking of which, this week:
social media, advertising and
much mention of Trump. JR
The Sky at Night 10pm, BBC4
The merits of city versus
countryside life come into
focus again, this time from
the perspective of stargazing.
Country folk will be able to follow
the progress of the Perseids- celestial debris that zooms
across the sky on an annual basis - thanks to a dearth of man-
made brightness. Meanwhile,
city dwellers may have to make
do with Chris Lintott and Maggie
Aderin-Pocock’s informed and
enthusiastic guide to one of
nature’s great light shows. PH
Autopsy: Cory Monteith
10.05pm, Channel 5
A new programme in a strand
with a solid reputation for
prurience and superfl uity.
Forensic pathologist Jason Payne-
James re-examines the last hours
of Canadian actor Cory Monteith –
Finn Hudson in Glee – who died in
2013 of, according to a coroner’s
report, a combination of alcohol
and heroin. He was 31, and had
had a long history of addiction. If
you need to dwell further on that
sad tale, Dr Payne-James combs
through the evidence again. JSChannel 4 Channel 5 BBC4