Issue 22-oct-16 - What's on TV (2024)

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Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd What’s on TV is a value-packed, easy-to-use weekly magazine, full of TV information, features and listings. The Soapweek section gives you in-depth story updates and the double-page Soap Diary gives you a rundown of upcoming plots, complete with "must-see" moments flagged up. The TV Week and Real Life sections cover the best of the week's programmes, and there are seven days of clearly set out listings. ENGLAND edition

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IN THIS ISSUEHOT TV THIS WEEKThe Great British Bake OffWEDNESDAY 26 October, 8.00pm BBC1 Entertainmentfinal!The Great British Bake Off reaches a climax this week with the final – the show’s last outing on the BBC before it moves to C4 without Mary Berry. Prior to the switch, the winner of this series must be crowned after Mary and Paul Hollywood choose their top baker. As always, the result is announced by Mel and Sue, also presenting their last-ever show…FULL STORY P11Cold FeetMON 24 Oct, 9.00pm ITV DramaLAST IN SERIES!There’s a dramatic final episode of Cold Feet as Tina organises an eventful surprise party for Adam, with a few of his friends and lots of hers. When Pete and Adam nip out on a booze run, however, they find themselves staring death in the face…FULL STORY…1 min

IN THIS ISSUEMore HOT TV THIS WEEK!ClassFROM SATURDAY 22 October, 10.00am BBC3 online DramaKatherine Kelly plays the mysterious Miss Quill at London’s Coal Hill, in this Doctor Who spin-off set in the school, which has featured in the sci-fi show since it started in 1963. Something dangerous is lurking in the halls of Coal Hill and four teenage pupils find themselves battling to save the world. And guess what? The Doctor (Peter Capaldi) also shows up! The first two episodes air on Saturday.FULL STORY P15Supergirl • The Flash • ArrowMON TUE WED 24-26 October, 8.00pm Sky 1 DramaThree big superhero series return this week. Supergirl takes to the skies again in a second run (Mon) which will see her meet cousin Superman; while series five of Arrow (Wed) picks up with billionaire playboy vigilante, Oliver Queen,…3 min

IN THIS ISSUEAutumn by the sea!new AUTUMNWATCH Monday-Thursday, times vary BBC2 FactualQ Where are you, Michaela Strachan and Martin Hughes-Games off to for this week’s Autumnwatch?A We’re heading to RSPB Arne, in Dorset, which is a fabulous place. It’s officially the most bio-diverse region in the UK, with more species of animals and plants than anywhere else in the country.Q Bewick’s swans migrate to RSPB Arne from thousands of miles away. Will you be following their migration?A A very brave woman called Sacha Dench will be following a Bewick’s swan migration on a paramotor [a powered paraglider] so we’ll be checking in with her every day. It’s going to be quite a task because they start off in the Russian Arctic and travel 7,000km to get to the UK!Q Will there be any other birds…3 min

IN THIS ISSUERobyn’s big decisionCASUALTY Saturday, 9.10pm BBC1 DramaRobyn is in bits after terminally ill Glen jilted her at the altar, but the nurse is still desperate to find her fiancé and let him know he’s going to be a father!Convinced Glen will change his mind if he learns she’s pregnant, the nurse is heartbroken when he doesn’t answer his phone.Believing he wants to spend the last few months of his life without her, Robyn doesn’t know if she has the strength to bring up a child on her own and asks Dylan to help her get a termination appointment.Dylan tries to convince Robyn not to make any hasty decisions, but is horrified when she’s found slumped in agony in the toilets later that day.Fearing stress has brought on a miscarriage, Dylan checks for…1 min

IN THIS ISSUESpector’s shock secrets!THE FALL Thu, Fri, 9.00pm BBC2 DramaWith serial killer Paul Spector claiming amnesia from his shooting injuries, he’s sent for psychiatric assessment.The evaluation uncovers shocking events from the killer’s early years. ‘The way Spector lost his mother shaped who he became,’ says Jamie Dornan, who plays him.Meanwhile, startling new evidence throws up a big twist. ‘Even I didn’t see it coming!’ says Jamie. ‘I will miss The Fall hugely. It’s changed my life.’Words: Sean Marland, Nick Cannon Photos: BBC, PA, Rex Shutterstock…1 min

IN THIS ISSUEComing soon…★ There’s an hour of classic hits in BBC1’s special concert, Michael Bublé at the BBC. As well as belting out his favourite tracks, the Canadian crooner will be chatting to host Claudia Winkleman about his musical inspirations and his family.★Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain will switch to the other side of the kitchen table when she joins CBBC’s new series of Junior Bake Off. She’ll be in the famous tent alongside chef Allegra McEvedy, plus the hosts, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes.★ The pensioner pranksters of ITV’s Off Their Rockers are back in action for a fourth series. This time they’ll be joined in their mischief-making by some familiar faces, including Joey Essex, Katie Price and Louis Walsh.★ Da Vinci’s Demons star Tom Riley plays DI Will Wagstaffe, who…1 min

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