This week, the world of entertainment is strong! My five top choices that you have to watch will have you laughing, learning and crying! Find out what you have to see over the next seven days here…
Vienna Blood (Series 4), 9pm, BBC Two, Sunday 4th August: Back for another adventure, the two detectives are ready to solve some of the biggest crimes from the 1900s. Sunday nights are made for period pieces, so this is perfect.
Love Is Blind: UK, 8am, Netflix, Wednesday 7th August: Matt and Emma Willis are uniting to present the UK version of this hit US show. When singletons come together in a joint house, they must seek to find the love of their lives. However, there is just one thing that may stop them. They can’t see each other!
The Umbrella Academy (Series 4), 8am, Netflix, Thursday 8th August: The fourth and final series of this hit show is landing this week! Following this magical set of siblings, the series has been kept under wraps, which means a binge watching session is a must.
Fresh vs Frozen: Which Is Better?, 8pm, Channel Five, Thursday 8th August: Ever wonder what is better for you in terms of frozen or fresh food? This new documentary breaks down the differences, helping to make those supermarket choices easier.
Arthur The King, 8am, Prime Video UK, Friday 9th August: Starring Mark Wahlberg, this sporting story tells the epic tale of how one man’s journey to get back on top is enhanced by his relationship with a dog, who joins him along the way. A great feature to snuggle up with on a Friday!
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