This week brings a dose of reality, comedy and a whole lot of entertainment to our screens! Find out what you have to watch on your TVs over the next five days here...
Tip Toe, 9pm, Channel Four, Monday 1st June: Fresh from Russell T.Davies, the man behind Doctor Who and It’s A Sin comes a brand new drama that will leave you reeling. Following two neighbours, it highlights the prejudices that both face, as a war of words becomes something they each face due to the hatred bestowed upon them.
Emma Barnett: Fighting Endometriosis, 9pm, BBC Two, Monday 1st June: With one in 10 women suffering from the condition, this documentary is a first on British TV at exploring what needs to be done to help them. Meeting women battling the illness, Emma Bennett shares her own struggles, as she fights to get the government to change their funding towards the issue.
Not Suitable For Work, 8am, Disney Plus UK, Tuesday 2nd June: Providing our comedy viewing of the week is this new series from Disney Plus. Capturing the lives of five twentysomethings, the show follows them as they try to succeed in their chosen occupations. Although not everything goes to plan, leading to a lot of entertainment for us.
Clarkson’s Farm (Series Five), 8am, Prime Video UK, Wednesday 3rd June: Capturing all the latest action from Diddly Squat Farm, Jeremy Clarkson and his team are back to highlight even more hardships that farmers faced. Mixed with laughter, love and a whole lot of animals, this is the mid-week pick me up that we all need.
The Witness, 8am, Netflix UK, Thursday 4th June: Telling the horrific real story of Rachel Nickell’s death on Wimbledon Common, this three part series follows her family in the aftermath of her tragic end. Based on her husband’s book, this is an honest and eye-opening series that will leave you very emotional, as you see one father’s fight for justice, whilst also raising his young son.
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