Channel 5’s beloved veterinary drama “All Creatures Great and Small” returns to screens at 9pm, transporting viewers back to the lovely Yorkshire village of Darrowby in 1941. As Siegfried struggles to keep the surgery going in James and Tristan’s absence, uncertainty surrounds James’s RAF deployment, adding to the drama. The success of this reboot lies in its loyalty to the original’s vibes and values.
Meanwhile, on BBC Two at 8pm, “Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby” takes viewers to the Argos in Cappadocia, Turkey, a hotel built into a network of caves. Monica Galetti and Rob Rinder are impressed by the unique setting, but face challenges such as sweeping ceilings daily to prevent rocky flakes from falling onto carpets.
ITV’s “Trump v Harris – The Battle for America” at 8.30pm follows Robert Moore as he speaks to swing voters in key states like Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. The focus is on concerns over Donald Trump’s cognitive decline and truthfulness following the recent debate.
Over on BBC One at 9pm, X Factor star Olly Murs delves into his family history on “Who Do You Think You Are?” to discover more about his heritage and the performing talent that runs in his family. Channel 4’s “Taskmaster” at 9pm offers viewers more absurd comedy challenges with Greg Davies and Alex Horne.
On Sky Max at 9pm, “The Walking Dead: Dead City” sees the heroes in retreat as they navigate New York’s treacherous sewers. And for a film choice, BBC Three is airing “Easy A” starring Emma Stone at 9pm, a modern twist on the tale of a teenager facing the repercussions of fake news at school.
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