Television
TV schedule Thursday 27th June 2024
7am54 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 1 - Who'll Be The Next In Line?Meet Lady Jane Grey. Brilliant, but more usefully, beautiful. And about to have the worst day of her life. (So far.)
7am50 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 2 - Wild ThingWhat's worse: when you have the raging horn for an unmitigated scoundrel? Or when he has a deep dark secret that could get you both killed?
7am45 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 3 - With A Girl Like YouMidnight quests in the woods, spanking, feasts, duels, murder and snogging. This episode has it all.
7am48 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 4 - Bluebird Is DeadJane is Queen and people keep trying to kill her. Pass the wine.
7am51 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 5 - I'm Gonna Change The WorldMary is coming for Jane's crown. Frances is coming for Guildford. And the nobility is coming to get hammered at Jane's Coronation Banquet.
7am48 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 6 - I Feel FreeMissing: the roguish consort to the Queen of England. If you have any idea as to his whereabouts, do let us know.
7am49 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 7 - Another Girl, Another PlanetJane is on trial for treason. And Guildford, Edward and Fitz are determined to save her. Typical men. Included with Prime
7am51 min
My Lady Jane
Episode 8 - God Save The QueenOur intrepid heroine might lose her head... but she won't lose her cool.
9pm60 min
The Outlaws
Series 3, Episode 5The outlaws must race against time to prove their innocence and keep the Dean behind bars. Will they finally be able to free themselves from a life of crime?
9pm60 min
Douglas Is Cancelled
Episode 1TV news anchor Douglas Bellowes faces a career crisis when he's overheard making a sexist joke at a wedding. The situation escalates when his co-presenter, Madeline Crow, re-Tweets a comment about the incident to her large following, intensifying the public backlash. Douglas struggles to clear his name while navigating his own relationships with his wife and daughter.
10pm40 min
Paul Whitehouse's Sketch Show Years
Episode 1 - The 1970sPaul Whitehouse begins his celebration of sketch shows with its roots in music hall and post-war radio, including live radio performances from Tommy Handley and his gang, gloriously baffling to us now, but they paved the way for short-form comedy's growth in years to come - and clearly influenced Paul's own Arthur Atkinson character.