It's time to get ready for an action-packed night of TV, where call-and-responses will be aplenty and drama will unfold with every passing minute. First up is Call the Midwife, set in 1971 amidst the tumultuous era of social change. Trixie Franks faces off against a formidable foe - the Board of Health's new rules - as she stands strong, unwavering, yet vulnerable to the chaos that lies ahead.
As the story unfolds with non-stop drama, newly qualified midwife Catherine will be thrown into the deep end, dealing with her very first patient, who just can't seem to shake off a nasty bout of vomiting. While Trixie's got some tricks up her sleeve, Sister Catherine must tap into every ounce of her training and skill to help someone in desperate need.
At the same time, across town, another high-stakes battle is brewing - one that takes place on ITV1 as contestants vie for the coveted £50,000 prize in The Floor. With 73 contestants battling it out head-to-head in quick-fire question rounds, the stakes are higher than ever, and with each passing round, tensions escalate.
As the night wears on, viewers will also be treated to a gripping drama in The Great Pottery Throw Down. Keith Brymer-Jones brings his signature emotion to the judging table this week, putting contestants through their paces as they strive for perfection in their craft. With bookends being one of the tasks at hand, expect plenty of laughs and dramatic moments.
Last but not least, viewers will get to witness an intense battle of wits with Jonathan Pine - a spy with an undercover mission that's put his life at risk. Will he be able to uncover proof of the supervillain's involvement in British intelligence? As the stakes rise, so does the tension - it's anyone's guess who'll come out on top.
Also up for grabs this evening are two gripping documentaries - The Million Pound Shaman Scam and Red Eye - both guaranteed to leave viewers questioning the darker side of human nature.
As the story unfolds with non-stop drama, newly qualified midwife Catherine will be thrown into the deep end, dealing with her very first patient, who just can't seem to shake off a nasty bout of vomiting. While Trixie's got some tricks up her sleeve, Sister Catherine must tap into every ounce of her training and skill to help someone in desperate need.
At the same time, across town, another high-stakes battle is brewing - one that takes place on ITV1 as contestants vie for the coveted £50,000 prize in The Floor. With 73 contestants battling it out head-to-head in quick-fire question rounds, the stakes are higher than ever, and with each passing round, tensions escalate.
As the night wears on, viewers will also be treated to a gripping drama in The Great Pottery Throw Down. Keith Brymer-Jones brings his signature emotion to the judging table this week, putting contestants through their paces as they strive for perfection in their craft. With bookends being one of the tasks at hand, expect plenty of laughs and dramatic moments.
Last but not least, viewers will get to witness an intense battle of wits with Jonathan Pine - a spy with an undercover mission that's put his life at risk. Will he be able to uncover proof of the supervillain's involvement in British intelligence? As the stakes rise, so does the tension - it's anyone's guess who'll come out on top.
Also up for grabs this evening are two gripping documentaries - The Million Pound Shaman Scam and Red Eye - both guaranteed to leave viewers questioning the darker side of human nature.
Can't believe we're at that time of the year again 
Where do I even start with all these shows? Call the Midwife is so underrated, always got me emotional 
. The Floor sounds like a blast though, love quick-fire rounds and watching people's reactions 
. And then there's The Great Pottery Throw Down, Keith Brymer-Jones is hilarious 
. But honestly, I'm most hyped for that spy drama with Jonathan Pine 
Can't wait to see how he cracks the case and gets out of this sticky situation alive 
. And honestly, I love how they're tackling tough topics like social change in 1971 - it's so fascinating to see how far we've come since then! The Floor on ITV1 sounds intense too... 73 contestants competing for £50k is crazy talk! 
Will anyone be able to keep their cool under pressure? And can't wait to watch Keith Brymer-Jones bring his signature drama to The Great Pottery Throw Down - I'm a sucker for a good pottery battle 
i've seen some wild questions on this show before... can't wait to see what tonight brings 
. Anyway, back to Call the Midwife... I mean, I love Jenny Lee, but can we please have a new midwife storyline already? The one with Catherine sounds like it's gonna be good tho 
. But seriously, have you guys noticed how all these shows are trying to be so intense and dramatic all of a sudden? It's like they're competing with each other or something 
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. Maybe I'll just stick to watching them later when it's not so crowded on this forum...
meanwhile, the floor is gonna be HILARIOUS, those contestants are always up to something 
and keith brymer-jones being all stern on pottery throw down is literally the best 
anyone seen that one?
Call the Midwife is like, my fave show ever so I love how Trixie's gonna take on those new rules and Catherine's got her first patient to deal with... it's gonna be intense! 
And don't even get me started on The Floor - 73 contestants battling it out? That's crazy talk! 