Fans of the hit riches-to-rags comedy Schitt's Creek can now catch it on BBC Three at 9:30pm, with a triple bill of episodes. The show, beloved for its portrayal of the Rose family, was previously unavailable on Netflix but is now accessible on iPlayer. The episodes feature Johnny begging at the unemployment office and Moira throwing a luncheon to sell cosmetic kits, with her iconic line, "To your possible beauty!"
The Royals: Uncensored and Alexander Armstrong Across America
At 1pm on Channel 5, The Royals: Uncensored returns with journalists Katie Nicholl and Jo Elvin, joined by guest Piers Morgan, discussing the ongoing status of Prince Harry and Meghan's visit to the UK. Later, at 8pm on Channel 5, Alexander Armstrong continues his odyssey across America in Alexander Armstrong Across America, visiting West Virginia where he tries moonshine, explores a deluxe resort with a nuclear bunker, and joins locals for an Appalachian singalong.
Celebrate Independence Day with 50 American Music Icons at the BBC
At 9pm on BBC Two, 50 American Music Icons at the BBC celebrates Independence Day with archival performances from jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, pop royalty such as Bruce Springsteen, Carole King, Beyoncé, and Lady Gaga, and the flamboyant Liberace. This special follows last month's well-received 40 Originals edition.
Love Island: Unseen Bits and Wimbledon Highlights
At 10pm on ITV2, Love Island: Unseen Bits offers a compilation of leftover moments from the past week, narrated by Iain Stirling, including truth economists Simba and Samraj and the infamous Spitgate. At midnight on BBC Two, Today at Wimbledon provides a roundup of day six, featuring third-round singles matches.
Film Choice: Bugonia
At 10:25am and 8pm on Sky Cinema Premiere, Bugonia stars Jesse Plemons as Teddy Gatz, a conspiracy theorist and beekeeper who kidnaps CEO Michelle Fuller (Emma Stone), believing she is an alien intent on enslaving humanity. Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, this black comedy is a remake of a Korean film, blending his signature style seen in Poor Things and The Favourite.
Live Sport
Sports coverage includes Nations Championship Rugby Union on ITV1 and ITV4, Wimbledon tennis on BBC Two, Men's International T20 Cricket on Channel 5, and the Tour de France on TNT Sports 1. World Cup Football round of 16 matches start at 5:15pm on ITV1 and 5:30pm on BBC One, featuring Canada v Morocco.
