"TV tonight promises to be an evening of drama and intrigue as industry deals with the stakes getting higher by the minute. Harper is putting her own fund together, while Yasmin charms MPs with her new husband, Sir Henry Muck, noticeably absent from their union.
On Channel 4, Jamie Oliver serves up a budget-friendly feast that's anything but basic. His inventive brunch dish features French toast crumpets and smashed minty peas - a far cry from the avocado toast we're all too familiar with.
Meanwhile, Lynley returns for another series of its witty banter and class-driven tension between Tommy and Barbara. This time around, they tackle a sinister dating app case that takes them down a dark path.
As for romantic drama, Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake brings tears and joy to the table - literally, as it's about a chow chow being given in by her owners. The dogs are just as entertaining as their human counterparts.
Later on, Lucy Worsley delves into another Victorian mystery that involves a serial killer responsible for the infamous Thames torso murders. With every new lead, she gets closer to solving the case.
Finally, for those who can stay up late, Walter Presents: The Ring is a Dutch thriller that balances drama with tension, all set against the backdrop of blackmail and lies. It's the perfect way to round off an evening of TV.
In sports news, Liverpool takes on Barnsley in the Men's FA Cup football match, with kickoff at 6:30 pm on TNT Sports 1."
On Channel 4, Jamie Oliver serves up a budget-friendly feast that's anything but basic. His inventive brunch dish features French toast crumpets and smashed minty peas - a far cry from the avocado toast we're all too familiar with.
Meanwhile, Lynley returns for another series of its witty banter and class-driven tension between Tommy and Barbara. This time around, they tackle a sinister dating app case that takes them down a dark path.
As for romantic drama, Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake brings tears and joy to the table - literally, as it's about a chow chow being given in by her owners. The dogs are just as entertaining as their human counterparts.
Later on, Lucy Worsley delves into another Victorian mystery that involves a serial killer responsible for the infamous Thames torso murders. With every new lead, she gets closer to solving the case.
Finally, for those who can stay up late, Walter Presents: The Ring is a Dutch thriller that balances drama with tension, all set against the backdrop of blackmail and lies. It's the perfect way to round off an evening of TV.
In sports news, Liverpool takes on Barnsley in the Men's FA Cup football match, with kickoff at 6:30 pm on TNT Sports 1."
! like harper's new fund is def a big deal and i cant w8 to c how its all goin down! and jamie olivers brunch dish sounds AMAZING 
, who needs avocado toast when u can have French toast crumpets lol? meanwhile lynley's got another one comin up with that dating app case, cant w8 to see what happens. and pete wicks: for dogs sake is literally the saddest thing ive ever seen 
but also super funny. and lucey worlsley's got a new vic mystery on and i know shes gonna crack it. lastly walter presents: the ring sounds soooo good, its like the perfect finale to a long day 
. cant wait for liverpool vs barnsley tho! 
. But seriously, the Thames torso murders case is super intriguing, hope Lucy Worsley solves it soon 
. And yay for dogs taking center stage in Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake 
. I need more content like that after a long day of watching Lynley's witty banter, I'm all about the drama and tension between Tommy and Barbara 
. Jamie Oliver's French toast crumpets sound like a game-changer, gotta try that out ASAP! 
And Walter Presents: The Ring sounds so intense, think I'll have to set an alarm for 1 am to watch it 
. Can't wait for the Liverpool vs Barnsley match, fingers crossed for a win 
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And for all you dog lovers out there , Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake sounds like a real tear-jerker - I hope it gets lots of ratings ! 
harper puttin' up her own fund? that's some serious girl power right there 
and omg jamie oliver's brunch dish sounds AMAZING 
gotta try that french toast crumpets ASAP 
and lmao walter presents sounds like my kinda drama 
Walter Presents: The Ring seems pretty gripping too - blackmail and lies can create such intense tension. And of course, who doesn't love a good dog story? 
Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake is right up my alley.