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LONG WAY HOME NEW FROM FRI 9 MAY, APPLE TV+ TRAVELOGUE (FIRST TWO EPS FROM 9 MAY, THEN WEEKLY) As best mates Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman join TV Times for a chat about their latest motorcycle adventure, it’s easy to see from their natural banter and lovely skill of finishing each other’s stories how their friendship has stood the test of time. ‘When we did our first trip together, we met a guy who said, “When you do a journey like this with your friend, you have to be prepared to split up.” But we’ve never been at that place,’ shares Star Wars favourite Ewan, 54, who met fellow actor Charley, 58, on the set of 1997 romantic-drama film The Serpent’s Kiss. Now, following an epic quest from London…

Parties at Home Farm have a history of ending in disaster, and we don’t mean that the caviar runs out. Remember that masked ball, for instance, when Kim was pushed off the balcony by Faith Dingle and crash-landed into a champagne tower? And it was the good stuff, too. This week, Kim throws a birthday bash for her cleaner Lydia, one of the few people in the village she can call a friend. But with Joe and his many enemies in attendance, the scene is set for bloodshed… Joe’s No 1 nemesis right now is Caleb, whose kidney he stole. Only in Emmerdale! Although Kim has given Caleb some land by way of compo, the businessman is still seething. But other people are about to contest Caleb for that title.…

Recipes for Love and Murder NEW DRAMA U Season 1 of the South Africa-set cosy crime drama, based on the Sally Andrew books, introduced us to ‘Tannie’ Maria (Maria Doyle Kennedy), a newspaper agony aunt and talented cook who’s also an amateur sleuth and handy with a gun. In this second series, previously on Acorn TV, Tannie’s sister-in-law and her ex-policeman husband, newly arrived from Scotland, are bent on stirring up trouble, while editor Hattie (Jennifer Steyn) is set to launch her mayoral campaign. You can also see Maria Doyle Kennedy in her first role, the 1991 film The Commitments, tonight (10pm, BBC2). IM Our Dream Farm LAST ONE REALITY 6PM, C4 …With Matt Baker. This rural reality show reaches its final stage with a 15-year tenancy of an idyllic Welsh farm…

Breaking Dad LAST ONE TRAVELOGUE 8PM, ITV1 The father-and-son road trip ends in Thailand with the Walsh boys kicking up a stink, quite literally, as they head to a Chiang Mai market to try the notorious durian – known as the smelliest fruit in the world. Before that, they’re stimulating some other senses as they hurtle through the treetops suspended from a single track on the world’s longest jungle rollercoaster. As if that weren’t enough adrenaline, they also find time for some frankly suicidal-looking downhill go-karting, and a visit to the aptly named Anxiety State Crisis Cave (you’ll see). The trip ends in more reflective mood as Brad and Barn discuss their adventure at a serene Buddhist temple. RL EastEnders SOAP 7.30PM, BBC1 Following Cindy’s duff-duff appearance last night, it’s time…

Long Way Home NEW TRAVELOGUE APPLE TV+ (FIRST TWO EPISODES, THEN WEEKLY) Ewan McGregor and his pal Charley Boorman are off on another epic motorcycle adventure, more than 20 years after they rode from London to New York for the series Long Way Round. This time, the pair explore Europe on a 10,000-mile journey through 17 countries, travelling from Ewan’s house in Perthshire to Charley’s in Surrey via Scandinavia, the Arctic Circle, the Baltics and continental Europe. Along the way, they meet locals and witness culture and traditions, such as snowmobile racing on water in Finland and pole-vaulting over lakes in Denmark. NH See feature, page 23 Horrible Science NEW COMEDY 5.30PM, CBBC For the last 15 years, Horrible Histories has been one of most inventive and consistent shows on TV, combining…

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Shirley Temple was Hollywood’s most famous child star. From 1934-1938, the youngster was the No 1 box-office draw and is credited with saving movie studio 20th Century Fox (then Fox Studio) from bankruptcy. Five decades later, TV Times interviewed Shirley about her new autobiography Child Star in her San Francisco home. Having made her first film at the age of three, Shirley retired from acting in 1950, aged 22. She went on to become the United States Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia. ‘My book is about the three great loves of my life,’ Shirley told us. ‘The first I had for my mother, the second I had for my profession and the third love is from my husband, Charlie Black.’ Shirley died on 10 February 2014, aged 85, of chronic…

Viewers are set to find out more about Ruby Sunday’s new boyfriend Conrad Clark in this week’s episode – including the fact that she isn’t his only connection to the Doctor! ‘Conrad meets the Doctor when he is a young boy and, from that point, he’s obsessed with him,’ reveals Jonah Hauer-King, 29. ‘He idolises him on some level, and has dedicated a lot of his life to finding out about him and trying to meet him. When we meet Conrad, he’s running a podcast that, at least in part, focuses on sightings of the Doctor. He’s a superfan.’ Having that experience with the Doctor means that Conrad is one of the few people who Ruby can truly open up to about everything she’s gone through, and Jonah enjoyed exploring…

How did you feel about joining the series? It was a bit intimidating coming into something that was already established. But it was nice because it already felt like a big family and everyone very quickly put me at ease. Coming in with this intrigue and getting to play a character who is such a wild card was deeply thrilling. What can you tell us about your character Jeanne La Motte? Jeanne is very much someone who is outside of Versailles and she is scheming to make her way inside that circle and to be able to have control and influence there. She is a total fantasist. She’s come from an intensely brutal, poor and traumatic background, and that has made her incredibly decisive and ruthless. She will perform, lie…

Nothing about Dee-Dee’s pregnancy or birth experience went to plan, and now it looks like life after Laila’s arrival is going to go off-script, too. For despite the solicitor’s protestations that she wants nothing to do with her daughter – the product of her relationship with evil Joel – she admits to Alya this week that she has bonded with the child. A huge factor in Dee-Dee’s turnaround is the fact that Laila’s been living on the cobbles since she came into the world in March. Dee-Dee has agreed for brother James and his partner Danny to adopt the tot, but the ‘handover’ has been delayed due to Danny’s car crash in the States. Ed and Ronnie have since been Laila’s primary carers, but the brothers’ work commitments have forced…

Antiques Roadshow NEW FACTUAL 8PM, BBC1 In a powerful instalment to tie in with the 80th anniversary of VE Day, the team are in Berlin and at Bletchley Park to uncover the history behind mementos from the final months of World War Two as Europe was finally liberated. The experts examine items ranging from photographs showing British troops arriving at Bergen-Belsen to some tiny clogs that a Dutch family gave to a British soldier whom they attempted to protect from the Nazis. Those who served recount their fascinating stories, including RAF pilot Colin Bell, ground crewman Jake Jacob, one-time codebreaker Hazel Halter, and Hans Müncheberg, who was injured in the Battle of Berlin. CC The Best of Eurovision in the 70s NEW FACTUAL 7.30PM, 5 The 1970s may be known as the…

Dead Man Walking: Dan Walker on Death Row NEW FACTUAL 9PM, 5 Dan is heading to Huntsville, Texas, known as the execution capital of the world, to explore the issue of the death penalty. In the town, which has seen 600 criminals put to death since 1982, he visits murderer and death row prisoner Charles Thompson, who has been waiting for his death for more than 20 years. Dan also meets Daniel Gwynn, who was exonerated after nearly 30 years on death row, plus those on both sides of the moral debate. He also visits a death chamber to see the stark realities of capital punishment. NH Andor DRAMA DISNEY+ A huge battle begins on the all-important planet of Ghorman as events in Andor move on a year in the…

A LOVELY LADY Lady Caroline Waldegrave was such a lovely addition to the team on C4’s The Great Celebrity Bake Off. She was so knowledgeable, kind and supportive with the more nervous celebrities. Her rapport with fellow judge Paul Hollywood was great, too. Amanda Ellis, Leeds STREET TALK I thought The Feud on 5 was excellent. The thriller about neighbours on a suburban street had a gripping plot and all the actors, including Jill Halfpenny and Rupert Penry-Jones, were great. Carole King, South Yorkshire PITCH PERFECT There’s no one quite like Claudia Winkleman as a host, so C4’s The Piano is always a must-watch for me. I am missing Lang Lang’s quirky personality in the latest series, but new mentor Jon Batiste is fitting in nicely alongside Mika, and I…

YOU BE THE JUDGE: CRIME & PUNISHMENT NEW TUESDAY, 9PM, 5 FACTUAL Anne Robinson’s background in journalism made her keen to take the helm of 5’s new social experiment, You Be the Judge: Crime & Punishment. The one-off special sees the reconstruction of four real-life sentence hearings – a key part of the trial process that juries are excluded from. Participants and viewers will be asked to compare their judgements on convicted criminals before learning the sentence passed by the real judge. Here, Anne, 80, who presented BBC quiz Weakest Link from 2000 to 2012 and C4 game show Countdown between 2021 and 2022, gives us her take… How did your early career as a newspaper reporter and editor help make this project stand out for you, Anne? My favourite…

SATURDAY Good Luck to You, Leo Grande C4 10PM - 12M’T PREMIERE COMEDY DRAMA In a hotel room, sex worker Leo Grande (Daryl McCormack) meets his latest client, widowed former teacher Nancy (Emma Thompson). Smooth and confident, Leo appears to hold all the cards in a two-hander that unfolds over the course of four clandestine assignations. Nancy, however, is no frustrated matron but a woman determined to have the orgasm she never experienced in her 31 years of marriage. McCormack, of Peaky Blinders fame, makes a strong impression that bodes well for future endeavours, though it’s Thompson who shines brightest in a welcome display of her formidable talent. Dir: Sophie Hyde 2022, 15 FROM FRIDAY Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken NETFLIX PREMIERE ANIMATION After jumping into the sea to save a…

Silence Is Golden NEW GAME SHOW 9PM, U&DAVE (BOX SET, U) Hot on the heels of Prime Video’s Last One Laughing comes another comedy in which the objective is not to see the funny side – only this time it’s Joe Public being put to the test. Host Dermot O’Leary informs a studio audience – who are being closely monitored by cameras, microphones and an adjudicator for Guinness World Records – that they’ve won £250,000, and to keep the cash, they must keep quiet! Sounds easy, but comics Fatiha El-Ghorri, Katherine Ryan and Seann Walsh head up a ‘green room’ of entertainers who will do whatever they can to crack the crowd. There are some cheeky moments that make genuine TV gold. VW VE Day 80: The Nation Pays Tribute…

Marie Antoinette NEW DRAMA 9PM, BBC2 (BOX SET, iPLAYER) As we head back to the glittering Palace of Versailles, we find France in the grip of its worst winter on record. But surprisingly, King Louis (Louis Cunningham) and Queen Marie Antoinette (Emilia Schüle) are lauded throughout the country for their charity and compassion. There’s a newcomer in the Royal Court in the shape of con woman Jeanne (Freya Mavor), who is determined to make her fortune. Meanwhile, Marie Antoinette’s life is in danger when she suffers a miscarriage. Can she rely on the loyalty of her favourite, Yolande (Liah O’Prey), to save her? NH See feature, page 18 The Trial NEW DRAMA 9PM, 5 Set in 2035, this drama follows parents David and Dione Sinclair (Ben Miles and Claire Skinner),…