The Dark: A Twisted Crime Drama Premieres on ITV1
ITV1's new series The Dark airs tonight at 9pm, promising a gripping and eerie crime drama about a serial killer in the Scottish wilderness. The show stars Laura Donnelly (known for Outlander and The Fall) as DI Monica Kennedy, who discovers a young man's body in the countryside and realizes his older brother went missing years earlier. Helen Baxendale also stars in this twisted tale, which will leave viewers checking their locks by the end of the first episode. The series continues on Monday.
TV Rich List 2026: Who Earns the Most?
Channel 5 airs The TV Rich List 2026: Who Earns the Most? at 8pm, counting down the 30 wealthiest British television stars. The list includes figures like Ant and Dec and Simon Cowell, with analysis from entertainment journalists Katie Spencer and Scott Bryan. Each celebrity must have appeared regularly in a series over the last five years to qualify.
The Tech Billionaire Takeover: A Grim Documentary
BBC Two presents The Tech Billionaire Takeover at 9pm, a documentary fronted by Matt Shea that explores the ambitions of tech billionaires. Shea spends time with crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, visits the blockchain micronation Liberland, and uncovers a post-democratic vision where libertarianism becomes plutocracy with hypocrisy. The documentary is described as utterly grim.
The Piano Returns with New Judge
Channel 4's talent show The Piano returns at 9pm, featuring amateur pianists performing in train stations. At Birmingham New Street, classical star Tiffany Poon joins Claudia Winkleman and Mika as a new judge. Hopefuls include a spry 94-year-old and a young meningitis survivor with an unorthodox technique.
Unacceptable: Bold Panel Show Debates Controversial Topics
On TLC at 9pm, Unacceptable features comedians debating controversial opinions, such as whether women are funny or if AI should run the world. This week's guests include Maisie Adam, Guz Khan, and Chris McCausland.
I, Jack Wright: Succession-Like Thriller
BBC One airs I, Jack Wright at 9.15pm, a thriller first shown on U&Alibi. The story begins with the death of millionaire brick tycoon Jack Wright (Trevor Eve), sparking a feud over his fortune. Wife Sally (Nikki Amuka-Bird) and son Gray (John Simm) are cut out of the will, leading to conflict.
Film Choice: Anemone on Sky Cinema Premiere
Sky Cinema Premiere offers Anemone at 7.40am and 8.25pm, a dark drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Bean. Day-Lewis plays Ray, an ex-soldier who abandoned his partner and unborn son 20 years ago. His brother Jem (Sean Bean) seeks him in remote woods, uncovering a stormy tale of violence and generational pain. The film is co-written by Day-Lewis and his son Ronan, who also directs.
