TV tonight promises to deliver a thrilling array of shows that cater to diverse tastes, from crime thrillers to family drama and comedy. If you're in the mood for something spine-tingling, "The Hunting Party" is just what you need. This US crime thriller features Melissa Roxburgh as Rebecca Henderson, a former FBI profiler who must track down escaped serial killers, including Clayton Jessup, who targets happy families.
For those looking for something more light-hearted, "The Repair Shop" on BBC One offers an entertaining and feel-good show that explores the lives of people seeking repair services for their cherished items. This week's episode features a pair of motorcycle goggles, which promises to be an engaging watch.
Tonight also brings "The Celebrity Traitors," a reality TV show where celebrities compete to outwit each other in challenges. With contestants like Alan Carr and Celia Imrie, you can expect some hilarious moments.
For architecture enthusiasts, "Grand Designs" is back with another exciting episode on Channel 4. Host Kevin McCloud embarks on an ambitious project with Piers and Emma, who aim to build a futuristic home using eco-friendly materials within their £2.2 million budget.
If comedy is more your cup of tea, you might enjoy "BBC New Comedy Awards 2025," which highlights new talent in the industry. Meanwhile, "New Zealand's Best Homes With Phil Spencer" showcases stunning properties with breathtaking views across New Zealand.
The film section features two gripping thrillers: "Ballad of a Small Player" and "Hedda." Directed by Edward Berger, the former is an electrifying tale of love, betrayal, and power set in Macau. On the other hand, "Hedda," directed by Nia DaCosta, offers a modern adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 134-year-old play.
Lastly, for horror fans, "Late Night With the Devil" on Film4 offers an entertaining ride into the world of found footage horror, poking fun at show business tropes along the way.
For those looking for something more light-hearted, "The Repair Shop" on BBC One offers an entertaining and feel-good show that explores the lives of people seeking repair services for their cherished items. This week's episode features a pair of motorcycle goggles, which promises to be an engaging watch.
Tonight also brings "The Celebrity Traitors," a reality TV show where celebrities compete to outwit each other in challenges. With contestants like Alan Carr and Celia Imrie, you can expect some hilarious moments.
For architecture enthusiasts, "Grand Designs" is back with another exciting episode on Channel 4. Host Kevin McCloud embarks on an ambitious project with Piers and Emma, who aim to build a futuristic home using eco-friendly materials within their £2.2 million budget.
If comedy is more your cup of tea, you might enjoy "BBC New Comedy Awards 2025," which highlights new talent in the industry. Meanwhile, "New Zealand's Best Homes With Phil Spencer" showcases stunning properties with breathtaking views across New Zealand.
The film section features two gripping thrillers: "Ballad of a Small Player" and "Hedda." Directed by Edward Berger, the former is an electrifying tale of love, betrayal, and power set in Macau. On the other hand, "Hedda," directed by Nia DaCosta, offers a modern adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 134-year-old play.
Lastly, for horror fans, "Late Night With the Devil" on Film4 offers an entertaining ride into the world of found footage horror, poking fun at show business tropes along the way.
"The Hunting Party" looks like it's gonna be so intense with that whole FBI profiler thingy... and "Ballad of a Small Player" seems super captivating too, love how it's set in Macau 
but also, who else is excited to see those celebrity contestants on "The Celebrity Traitors"? 
Alan Carr and Celia Imrie are always good for some laughs 
anyway, just saying, dont expect any boring night in with this lineup 
. I think it's refreshing to have a mix of genres catering to different tastes. "The Hunting Party" and "Ballad of a Small Player" seem particularly thrilling, with complex characters and gripping storylines that'll keep viewers on the edge of their seats 
. On the other hand, shows like "The Repair Shop" and "New Zealand's Best Homes With Phil Spencer" offer a more relaxing atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a long day 
. I'm also intrigued by the BBC New Comedy Awards 2025, which promises to highlight fresh talent in the industry 
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. and anyone who loves architecture or just wanna see some amazing homes will love "New Zealand's Best Homes With Phil Spencer". got a soft spot for docu-series like "The Repair Shop", it's so heartwarming to see people get their favorite stuff fixed 
. but honestly, the real excitement is around that thriller lineup... "Ballad of a Small Player" and "Hedda" have me intrigued 
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. Like, I get it, they're entertaining and all that, but can't we watch something a bit more substantial for once? I mean, I've seen Alan Carr do some crazy stuff on "The Celebrity Traitors" , but is that really what I want to be watching with my family? Give me some quality drama any day... like "The Hunting Party" 
. Or better yet, something a bit more thought-provoking like "Late Night With the Devil". At least that one's got some substance behind it 
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The problem is that there are too many shows lined up tonight and it's gonna be a competition to decide what to watch 
. I'm not really into reality TV, so I'm gonna have to skip that one 
. On the other hand, architecture enthusiasts will love "Grand Designs" 
and comedy fans will enjoy "New Comedy Awards 2025" 
. And then there are the two thrillers... which one to choose? 
Where's a good comedy show that actually makes me laugh out loud?! The New Comedy Awards 2025 better bring some real funny moments or else I'll be switching channels 
! The lineup looks awesome, from thriller to comedy and even some drama. I mean, who doesn't love a good mystery? And "The Repair Shop" sounds adorable - I need to watch that ASAP 
. Also, the new comedy awards show is gonna be so entertaining with those celebrity contestants 
. Anyway, I think there's something for everyone tonight so grab some popcorn and get cozy!
. at least grand designs is back, can't wait to see kevin mccloud blow up some budgets 
. The Celebrity Traitors reality TV show has me intrigued too, especially with those celebs competing against each other 
. And for all you architecture buffs out there, Grand Designs is back and better than ever! 
At least it's not another Marvel movie or something. Can't wait for those.
i also heard piers and emma on grand designs are super talented can't wait to see what they build next it's gonna be so interesting 
. I'm not sure why they're doing more reality TV shows, it's just like all those singing competitions from the early 2000s... remember when that guy won on "American Idol" and everyone was so into it? Now it's just meh 
. The Celebrity Traitors with Alan Carr and Celia Imrie is gonna be epic 
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