Get ready for a trip down memory lane with boxing legends and a TV lineup that packs a punch! TV Tonight brings you a compelling documentary that will have you on the edge of your seat.
'Four Kings' (10 pm, Channel 4): Brace yourself for a gripping journey through the golden era of British boxing. This four-part series takes you back to 1993 when boxing icons Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Frank Bruno, and Lennox Lewis captivated half a billion viewers worldwide. But it's not just about the fights; it's a raw and honest conversation about the brutal injuries, the glory, the racism they faced, and the intense rivalries that fueled their careers. Prepare for some emotional reflections that will leave you pondering the cost of fame.
The Great Pottery Throw Down (7.45 pm, Channel 4): Get your creative juices flowing! This week, the talented home potters face devilish challenges, crafting a cunning puzzle jug and then attempting a mysterious task blindfolded. Who will rise to the top and claim the clay crown?
Call the Midwife (8 pm, BBC One): It's Easter in Poplar, but instead of a peaceful celebration, a potential rabies outbreak sparks chaos. Nonnatus House is buzzing as Rosalind introduces her parents to Cyril, and Trixie encounters a pregnant woman from Northern Ireland who is too traumatized to give birth. Will she be able to help?
Ant & Dec's Limitless Win (8 pm, ITV1): The stakes are limitless in this thrilling game show! Married couple Efe and Kevin step up to the plate, hoping their knowledge of Rihanna, Roald Dahl, and Nirvana will lead them to victory. Will they walk away with the biggest prize in game show history?
The Night Manager (9 pm, BBC One): This six-part thriller is finally picking up pace! After a shocking twist last week, Olivia Colman returns as the tormented Angela Burr. But will our hero, Tom Hiddleston, finally get a chance to shine?
After the Flood (9 pm, ITV1): The gripping cop drama returns, leaving us hanging from a cliff. Trainee detective Jo Marshall's life hangs in the balance as she considers exposing police corruption. As the threat of moorland fires looms and another body is found, the tension is palpable.
Film Choice:
- Harvey (11 am, Film4): James Stewart stars as a lovable drunk, Elwood P. Dowd, who befriends an invisible 6ft white rabbit/fairy spirit named Harvey. Is it a hallucination or a magical companion? This heartwarming 1950s comedy explores the fine line between reality and imagination, leaving you questioning what's real. And here's where it gets controversial—is Elwood's positive outlook on life a sign of mental illness or a unique perspective worth embracing?
- Charade (1.10 pm, Talking Pictures TV): Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant sizzle in this 1963 crime caper set in Paris. Hepburn plays a widow whose husband's $25k is stolen, and Grant is the mysterious stranger who comes to her aid. But are his intentions as pure as they seem? This stylish thriller keeps you guessing until the very end.
Live Sport:
- Premier League Football: Catch the action as Wolves take on Newcastle at 1 pm, followed by Aston Villa vs. Everton at 4 pm.
- Women's FA Cup Football: Channel 4 brings you a fourth-round match between Arsenal and Aston Villa at 1.30 pm.
- International Football: Don't miss the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat, Morocco, at 6.30 pm on E4.
And there you have it! A TV lineup that promises drama, laughter, and a whole lot of excitement. But the question remains—which show will you choose to kick off your evening? Share your thoughts and let the debate begin!
