Issue 23-Apr-2016 - What's on TV (2024)

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Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd What’s on TV is a value-packed, easy-to-use weekly magazine, full of TV information, features and listings. The Soapweek section gives you in-depth story updates and the double-page Soap Diary gives you a rundown of upcoming plots, complete with "must-see" moments flagged up. The TV Week and Real Life sections cover the best of the week's programmes, and there are seven days of clearly set out listings. ENGLAND edition

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IN THIS ISSUEHOT TV THIS WEEKnewThe SecretFRIDAY 29 April, 9.00pm ITV DramaThis four-part thriller, based on a true story, stars James Nesbitt as Colin Howell, a deeply religious dentist from Northern Ireland who starts an affair with Sunday school teacher Hazel Buchanan (Genevieve O’Reilly). As their relationship becomes more intense, the pair plot to murder their respective spouses, Lesley and Trevor. Look out for Jason Watkins as eccentric local clergyman Pastor John Hansford.newLondon MarathonSUNDAY 24 April, times vary BBC1, BBC2 SportTop marathon runners go for glory, with 2015 champion Eliud Kipchoge taking on 2014 champ Wilson Kipsang in the elite men’s race, while last year’s elite women’s winner, Tigist Tufa, will be defending her crown. There’ll also be thousands of fun-runners and stars jogging for charity. Watch the event live on BBC1 (8.30am) and BBC2…1 min

IN THIS ISSUEThis week on… skynewGame of ThronesMONDAY 25 April, 9.00pm Sky Atlantic DramaThe Emmy®award winning series Game of Thrones returns for the long-awaited sixth season. With the families of Stark, Lannister and Targaryen on the verge of ruin and the danger from the North growing much stronger, the opening episode promises to be a hard-hitting, bloody and shocking one. But the big question is: in a drama where we’ve already seen the fallen rise again, will any of those characters we thought were lost return to the fray? Sky Atlantic will first show the opening episode at 2.00am Monday morning in simulcast with America.•Watch again or get up to speed with seasons 1 to 5 on Sky Box Sets.newLegendsMONDAY 25 April, 10.00pm Sky 1 Drama, Series 2Sean Bean returns as deep cover FBI operative…2 min

IN THIS ISSUEYou killed my dad!CORONATION STREETMonday MUST-SEE EPISODE!There’s a shock in store for the Grimshaws this week when the police turn up at the family’s home and reveal that Tony Stewart, Eileen’s ex-partner and Jason’s dad, has been found dead in his flat after a suspected heart attack.Angry outburstJason, of course, is devastated by the news, especially when he hears Tony’s body may have been lying undiscovered in his flat for three days.‘It’s very upsetting for him,’ says Ryan Thomas, who plays Jason. ‘It isn’t like Tony has been ill. It’s a real shock and the knock-on effect is huge.’Needing to vent his grief and rage, Jason immediately blames Tony’s ex, Liz, despite all the terrible things Tony did to her!‘Jason decides Liz is to blame because she drove Tony out of Weatherfield,’ says…2 min

IN THIS ISSUEWhat a week for...Denise’s shameEASTENDERSAfter clashing with Carmel and Libby, she gets drunk with Phil and ends up in his bed!Nick’s wedding plansCORONATION STREETWhen he decides to book a brain scan, he vows to cancel the wedding if the news is bad!Belle’s rumbled!EMMERDALEWill the teenager land Dr Bailey in hot water when their age-gap affair is exposed?The real Lisa!HOLLYOAKSHow will the Lovedays react when the real missing teen turns up at the police station?Imogen ties the knotNEIGHBOURSShe agrees to start a new life in America with Daniel, but only if they secretly marry first!Kyle’s kidnapped!HOME AND AWAYAs he and Isla try to flee, dodgy David’s heavies kidnap the pair and take them into the bush…Mrs Tembe’s returnDOCTORSShe’s got a new look, but that isn’t the only thing to change when she goes back…1 min

IN THIS ISSUECarla jilted?CORONATION STREETNick’s been snapping at everyone over the slightest thing lately. But when he totally lost it after finding out his niece, Bethany, was being bullied, he began worrying about his state of mind.Nick’s anger flashes are a result of a brain injury he sustained almost three years ago in a road accident, and they seem to have returned.This week, when for a split second he fails to recognise his own sister-in-law, Kylie, Nick realises this problem isn’t going to go away – and, in fact, it seems to be getting worse.Nick hasn’t told his fiancée, Carla, about his problem, however, as he’s worried how she’ll react – and that his health could threaten the happy future they plan together.Once again, Nick turns to his younger brother, David, admitting to…1 min

Issue 23-Apr-2016 - What's on TV (2024)

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