Food, family and fun are the key themes leading the way in my top five features to watch this week. Prepare to be entertained by the following over the next few days…
Jamie: Eat Yourself Healthy, 8pm, Channel Four, Monday 25th August: With all the news going around about healthy eating, Jamie Oliver has come up with some delicious recipes to make doing so easier. From yummy meatball tray bakes to fresh vegetable creations, this is one to get the snacks in for.
King & Conqueror, 9pm, BBC One, Monday 25th August: James Norton is leading this epic historical drama about the lead up to the Battle of Hastings. Expect lots of blood, sweat and tears in this brutal retelling of one of the most iconic moments in history.
The Jury: Murder Trial, 9pm, Channel Four, Tuesday 26th August: After smashing onto our screens last year, this factual series is back to take on a new case. Two real life juries must decide how they find the person taking to the stand. Seeing how either side decides is incredibly interesting TV.
My Life With The Walter Boys (Series Two), 8am, Netflix UK, Thursday 28th August: If you love The Summer I Turned Pretty then you will love this. Based on the best-selling books, this YA based show captures another love triangle. It’s perfect binge watching viewing on a rainy day.
The Thursday Murder Club, 8am, Netflix UK, Thursday 28th August: Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan and so many more famous faces are appearing in this feature length retelling of the hit Richard Osman book. If you are looking for a film night full of fun and drama, this is the one you should choose to watch.
Let us know what you have been watching and what you are most looking forward to catching over the course of the week, via our social media pages or in the comments below, as we would love to know!
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