Emilia Clarke stars in Ponies, a stylish and fun Cold War thriller airing at 9pm on Sky Atlantic. Bea (Clarke) is a highly educated Russian-speaking secretary, while Twila (Haley Lu Richardson) is a street-smart woman who calls a local a 'bitch' for selling cracked eggs. Together, they form a team as 'Ponies' (persons of no interest) to uncover the truth behind their husbands' deaths in Moscow. Adrian Lester and Harriet Walter also star in this gripping drama.
World's Biggest Curry Restaurant
At 8pm on Channel 4, World's Biggest Curry Restaurant goes behind the scenes of the Royal Nawaab in Stockport, Greater Manchester—the largest Pakistani and Indian curry house on the planet. Owner Mahboob Hussain manages 150 staff, serving thousands of guests nightly. Cameras capture the chaos and culinary mastery as chefs race to prepare delicious food.
Hidden Treasures of the National Trust
BBC Two at 9pm presents Hidden Treasures of the National Trust, narrated by Toby Jones. This episode uncovers a scandalous society portrait linked to a love triangle, showing how the Grand Tour's legacy still shapes UK great houses today.
Smoggie Queens
At 10pm on BBC Three, Smoggie Queens returns with Phil Dunning's bold comedy. The queens help Stewart (Elijah Young) on his first date by eavesdropping at the same restaurant, leading to hilarious lines and near disasters.
Hacks
Sky Atlantic at 10.05pm airs the penultimate episode of Hacks. The brilliant comedy's final season targets AI and teases a potential romance between Deborah (Jean Smart) and Ava (Hannah Einbinder), while delivering sharp jokes and arguments.
St Denis Medical
BBC One at 11.40pm offers a double bill of the US mockumentary St Denis Medical. Alex accidentally donates $1,000 instead of $100 to a dog fundraiser, and Joyce's boyfriend swallows a marble from a board game to seek her attention.
Film Choice: The Bride!
Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! (2025) airs at 9.50am and 8pm on Sky Cinema Premiere. This 1930s gothic horror blends Bonnie and Clyde with Baz Luhrmann and Mel Brooks. Jessie Buckley plays Ida, a gangster's cohort possessed by Mary Shelley's spirit, resurrected by Frankenstein's monster (Christian Bale) as a punky rebel. A wild fantasy of girl-power rage and outsider romance.
