"Game of Thrones" prequel heats up with the arrival of Targaryens - and it's not just dragons that are about to make an entrance.
Tonight on Sky Atlantic, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", Ser Duncan (Peter Claffey) is on a mission to secure a knighthood for himself by entering a tourney. Little does he know, his luck is about to change with the arrival of the Targaryens in town - and it's not just a royal welcome they're bringing.
Meanwhile, in Soweto, South Africa, Clive Myrie is on an African adventure of his own, delving into the fascinating world of car spinning. With his journalist's instincts on high alert, he's chasing down stories that'll make you laugh and cry - but this time, it's not just about politics.
Later tonight on BBC One, "Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?" tries to unravel the tangled web of blame in one of the UK's biggest scandals. What happened to innocent postmasters who were jailed for crimes they didn't commit? Tonight's investigation may shed some light - but will it be enough?
On BBC One too, "Lynley" takes us on a dark and twisted journey as a young drug dealer is found tortured and brutally murdered. As Inspector Lynley (played by actor David Suchet) digs deeper into the case, he uncovers secrets that will shock you to your core.
Tonight's episode of "Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake" shows the charismatic host taking on a new challenge - rehabilitating former racing greyhounds in need. With his usual warmth and humor, Pete is sure to melt even the coldest of hearts.
In another BBC One drama tonight, "Industry", we see familiar faces back for more as Harper and her friends navigate the cutthroat world of finance. Who will emerge victorious? Tonight's episode promises plenty of twists and turns - and maybe a few surprises too.
Finally, if you're in the mood for some Hollywood glamour, don't miss "Election" (1999) on BBC Three tonight. Reese Witherspoon shines as Tracy Flick, the high-powered student presidential candidate who'll stop at nothing to win - but will Ferris Bueller's (Matthew Broderick) underdog antics be enough to take her down?
Tonight on Sky Atlantic, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", Ser Duncan (Peter Claffey) is on a mission to secure a knighthood for himself by entering a tourney. Little does he know, his luck is about to change with the arrival of the Targaryens in town - and it's not just a royal welcome they're bringing.
Meanwhile, in Soweto, South Africa, Clive Myrie is on an African adventure of his own, delving into the fascinating world of car spinning. With his journalist's instincts on high alert, he's chasing down stories that'll make you laugh and cry - but this time, it's not just about politics.
Later tonight on BBC One, "Panorama: Post Office – Who's to Blame?" tries to unravel the tangled web of blame in one of the UK's biggest scandals. What happened to innocent postmasters who were jailed for crimes they didn't commit? Tonight's investigation may shed some light - but will it be enough?
On BBC One too, "Lynley" takes us on a dark and twisted journey as a young drug dealer is found tortured and brutally murdered. As Inspector Lynley (played by actor David Suchet) digs deeper into the case, he uncovers secrets that will shock you to your core.
Tonight's episode of "Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake" shows the charismatic host taking on a new challenge - rehabilitating former racing greyhounds in need. With his usual warmth and humor, Pete is sure to melt even the coldest of hearts.
In another BBC One drama tonight, "Industry", we see familiar faces back for more as Harper and her friends navigate the cutthroat world of finance. Who will emerge victorious? Tonight's episode promises plenty of twists and turns - and maybe a few surprises too.
Finally, if you're in the mood for some Hollywood glamour, don't miss "Election" (1999) on BBC Three tonight. Reese Witherspoon shines as Tracy Flick, the high-powered student presidential candidate who'll stop at nothing to win - but will Ferris Bueller's (Matthew Broderick) underdog antics be enough to take her down?
it's been ages since we've got some actual dragon action on our screens! and idk about the new "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" but Peter Claffey does look interesting, can't wait to see what he gets up to. on a more serious note though, I'm intrigued by that Post Office scandal docu, it's crazy what happened to those postmasters 
! I mean, a Game of Thrones prequel with Targaryens? That's like the ultimate fantasy show right there 
! And on a more serious note, the Post Office scandal investigation is really bringing it to light tonight 
. As someone who's all about productivity (I'm sharing some awesome time management hacks soon 
), I believe that tackling tough issues like this and shedding light on them is so important for growth and change.
. We need more people like him spreading love and kindness, especially in our chaotic world today 
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i'm so hyped for the Targaryens and dragons, can't wait 2 see how it all goes down! 
& btw i heard clive myrie's car spinning vids r lit 
gotta check those out. & on a diff note, "Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake" sounds like the cutest thing ever 
can't wait 2 see what happens in finance.
. Inspector Lynley's investigations are always so intense, I love how he gets to the bottom of things 
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. but seriously, have you guys seen the cast of "industry" lately? they're killing it 
. and omg, reese witherspoon in "election"... that movie never fails to make me laugh 
. anyone else watching any of these shows tonight? 
And what's up with these "who's to blame" shows? It's always someone else's fault, right? 
. I mean, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" sounds like an epic fantasy night in, and I'm intrigued by the Targaryen storyline 
. Meanwhile, Clive Myrie's car spinning adventures have me on the edge of my seat 
. I hope tonight's investigation provides some closure and answers.
- Inspector Lynley is always so charming, but this case must be seriously intense. Can't wait to see how he solves it.
. Reese Witherspoon shines in this one, and Ferris Bueller's antics always make me laugh 
it reminds me of when we did that medieval unit in history class last year. our teacher, Mrs Johnson, was so cool she let us dress up as knights and have a jousting tournament in the gym 
. I mean, it's a classic, don't get me wrong, but come on! Reese Witherspoon is like the queen of presidential candidates now 
Those poor postmasters who got jailed for crimes they didn't commit 
he's like the ultimate dog whisperer lol idk what im gonna watch tonight tho all these options sound so good 
I'M SOOO EXCITED ABOUT THIS PREQUEL SHOW ON GAME OF THRONES!!! 
LIKE, USUALLY WE GET TO SEE THE DRAGONS FIGHTING BUT NOT MUCH OF THE PEOPLE AND THEIR STORIES. 
bad news alert 
also, the WHO just announced that another variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Asia and it's already spreading fast 
