BBC Two has just broadcasted the first episode of Mackenzie Crook's new supernatural sitcom, "Small Prophets", and it's clear that this show is going to be an oddball's delight. The programme follows Michael (Pearce Quigley), a man who resembles Miss Havisham but with a beard, living in his partner's house seven years after they parted ways without returning. His dad, Brian (Michael Palin), resides in a care home and shares that he knows how to find answers to Michael's problems – including conjuring up tiny humans using alchemy.
On Channel 4, Jamie Oliver invites viewers into his kitchen for another culinary spin-off, "Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver", with the week's menu featuring a twist on the classic raspberry jam treacle tart. The show is accompanied by Jamie's cooking of toad in the hole and Patricia Chung sharing her crunchy fish noodle soup.
BBC One will air the two-part episode of "Silent Witness". An open house for an estate agent goes catastrophically wrong, prompting Nikki (Emilia Fox) and Jack (David Caves), the crime scene investigation duo, to take on a new case in this new city. As they delve deeper into the murder mystery, racial undertones come into play.
Channel 4 will broadcast "Guy Martin's House Without Bills". In this programme, Guy visits two homes in Greater Manchester with innovative energy-saving features – insulation, draught-proofing, and heat pumps – showcasing alternative solutions to curb usage. Additionally, a factory producing eco-friendly flatpack houses is featured.
Finally, Sky Atlantic has the episode of "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms". The revelation that Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell) is a Targaryen proves to be little help as he attempts to escape his predicament – and it becomes clear he will have to rely on other characters for assistance.
On Channel 4, Jamie Oliver invites viewers into his kitchen for another culinary spin-off, "Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver", with the week's menu featuring a twist on the classic raspberry jam treacle tart. The show is accompanied by Jamie's cooking of toad in the hole and Patricia Chung sharing her crunchy fish noodle soup.
BBC One will air the two-part episode of "Silent Witness". An open house for an estate agent goes catastrophically wrong, prompting Nikki (Emilia Fox) and Jack (David Caves), the crime scene investigation duo, to take on a new case in this new city. As they delve deeper into the murder mystery, racial undertones come into play.
Channel 4 will broadcast "Guy Martin's House Without Bills". In this programme, Guy visits two homes in Greater Manchester with innovative energy-saving features – insulation, draught-proofing, and heat pumps – showcasing alternative solutions to curb usage. Additionally, a factory producing eco-friendly flatpack houses is featured.
Finally, Sky Atlantic has the episode of "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms". The revelation that Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell) is a Targaryen proves to be little help as he attempts to escape his predicament – and it becomes clear he will have to rely on other characters for assistance.
I'm kinda excited about "Small Prophets" - it sounds like it's gonna be really weird & wonderful, but also kinda dark? The alchemy thing with tiny humans is straight outta a Tim Burton film 
. On the other hand, Jamie Oliver's cooking show seems pretty chill, especially if you're into that sorta thing 
. And can we talk about Patricia Chung's fish noodle soup - I'm totally trying that out this weekend! 
. The show is so quirky and offbeat, but in a good way? 
and I'm totally confused what's going on with the guy and his dad who knows all about alchemy 
I mean, tiny humans? what's up with that? 
I like Jamie Oliver though, he always makes food look so yummy 
can anyone tell me how to make a treacle tart from scratch tho? 
! I mean, who wouldn't wanna watch a supernatural sitcom with alchemy and tiny humans? 
The BBC Two lineup just got so much better with this show...and Jamie Oliver's kitchen skills are still goals 
but i dont know if im sold on it yet. mackenzie crook was good in the office though so thats some comfort 
the main character is so quirky and lovable 
and that alchemy thingy sounds like a wild ride 
would def give it a try if I was feeling weirdly adventurous 
and also, Jamie Oliver's cooking show "Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver" 
is always on point 
can't wait to whip up some raspberry jam treacle tart 
in my kitchen 
The idea of tiny humans conjured up using alchemy is like, totally trippy , I need to watch the whole season ASAP . But what really got me was how they handled the racial undertones in the "Silent Witness" episode - it's like, super mature and realistic . BBC Two should be proud of themselves for tackling tough topics like that . And can we talk about Jamie Oliver's new show? I mean, who doesn't love a good treacle tart? 
. I mean, who needs tiny humans conjured up by alchemy? It's just a bunch of hooey! Give me something real, like Jamie Oliver trying to cook toad in the hole without setting off the fire alarm 
. At least that's relatable. And don't even get me started on the BBC's "Small Prophets" – it sounds like a mess of a show with too many weird characters and plotlines 
The idea of this guy conjuring up tiny humans with alchemy is lowkey fascinating 
hope they figure out that case soon
what does it mean to be a Targaryen? 
we need more stories that tackle these kinds of issues in a thoughtful way. also, emilia fox looks familiar... isn't she from some other show? 
keep pushing those ideas, dude! 
But, I gotta fact-check some stuff... So, Jamie Oliver's "Feasts for a Fiver" has been airing since 2013, right? 
I just checked and there were actually like, 6 series before that one started. Also, Guy Martin's "House Without Bills" didn't just start this week... 
toad in the hole, yeah! 
️ energy-saving features are so important 
... that's the kind of stuff that puts a smile on my face.
i mean, small prophets sounds kinda funny i guess but whats the point w/ it? is it supposed 2 b funny?