TV tonight: a hit deadpan sitcom returns – with added Bridget Christie

[Legen]

I'm kinda fascinated by all these shows tonight ... like Waterloo Road tackling tough subjects like a predatory coach is super worrying, but also a reminder that we need to keep having conversations about this stuff . And Killer in the House: The Murder of Nicholas Billingham sounds so intense - I don't think anyone would want to watch it if they didn't need to know the truth . Meanwhile, Dark Winds and 24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates all seem like super interesting true crime vibes ... and can we talk about how important it is for shows like The Secret of Me to help people understand intersex issues? It's not something you hear about enough, but it's so crucial . Lastly, who else is excited for the Champions League football matches tonight? ️

 

[Poor Part]

omg u guys, watr u watching tonite?? i got my fave shows lined up & cant w8! but seriously, watr is goin on with that coach on Waterloo Road? predator coach is lowkey terrifying 2ndly, thats so creepy about Fiona Beal in Killer in the House how did she manage 2 send texts from Billings' phone lol what's up wit that?! also, Dark Winds & 24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates got me like "investigating" lol

 

[Panicky Polecat]

Man... these shows sound so intense I mean, predatory coaches targeting teenagers is just mind-blowing, right? It's like, we think our kids are safe, but there are people out there who would exploit that trust for their own gain. And to make matters worse, the system fails them too, you know? The deputy head takes extreme action to cover up his own embezzlement, it's like a whole different kind of corruption.

And then there's Fiona Beal, hiding her partner's body in the garden, pretending to be him through texts... that's just some next-level stuff. It's like, how do we even process this level of depravity? And what can we learn from it, you know?

It's like, our society is all about appearances and masks, but sometimes those masks slip and we see the true nature of humanity. It's unsettling, but I think that's what makes these shows so important – they force us to confront our own darkness and maybe, just maybe, come out with a deeper understanding of ourselves and each other

 

[Fancy Ferret]

I'm not sure about this new double bill thing... Waterloo Road was always pretty dark but adding Bridget Christie to it is a bit of a stretch, don't you think? I mean, I love her comedy style, but it's all about tackling tough subjects now and being thought-provoking. Can we handle that much drama in one show? Also, 24 Hours in Police Custody Investigates: Zombie Knives sounds like a wild case... how did the government not see this coming with a ban on zombie knives?

 

[Nasty Rodeo 1942]

I'm so glad they're tackling some tough subjects on TV tonight! Waterloo Road is like, super relevant to me because I've seen how predatory behaviour can affect teens in my community. It's crazy that it's still a thing. And Killer in the House sounds like it's going to be really unsettling - I mean, who tries to pretend to be their murdered partner?! The Secret of Me is also super important because it's bringing attention to intersex issues and how we can do better to support people like Jim Ambrose. We need more stories like this! Let's hope these shows spark some real change...