Get ready for an action-packed evening of TV that will keep you on the edge of your seat! But first, a bold statement: the bra-burning revolution is coming to life on-screen.
Call the Midwife (8 pm, BBC One) takes us back to 1971, a time of change. As Trixie bravely challenges the Board of Health's intimidating regulations, Sister Catherine faces a challenging patient. But wait, there's more! The women of Poplar are marching for their liberation, adding a powerful layer to this already gripping series.
The Floor (7 pm, ITV1) continues its thrilling game show journey, with 73 contestants battling it out for that enticing £50,000 prize. Who will outwit their opponents in the quickfire rounds?
The Great Pottery Throw Down (7.45 pm, Channel 4) brings a creative twist as potters craft unique bookends. Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster, courtesy of the ever-sensitive judge, Keith Brymer Jones.
The Night Manager (9 pm, BBC One) delivers a gripping spy drama. Jonathan Pine, in a daring undercover mission, has infiltrated the inner circle of Teddy Dos Santos. But can he gather the evidence he needs? The suspense is palpable!
The Million Pound Shaman Scam (9 pm, BBC Two) exposes a shocking true-crime story. In this concluding episode, the victims of faith-healer-turned-fraudster Juliette D'Souza seek justice for her decade-long deception.
Red Eye (9 pm, ITV1) is an action-filled thriller. Assassin Fox transforms a routine flight into a deadly game, performing surgery on a makeshift table and striking again with a shocking murder. Who is the mysterious mastermind behind it all?
For movie enthusiasts, The Integrity of Joseph Chambers (11.20 pm, Film4) offers a gripping tale. A deer hunter's solo journey into the woods takes a dark turn, exposing the fragility of masculinity. It's a thought-provoking film that will leave you questioning societal norms.
And for sports fans, there's a triple treat! The Men's FA Cup Football matches (starting at 11.30 am, TNT Sports) and Snooker's The Masters (1 pm, BBC Two) promise intense competition.
So, which of these captivating shows will you tune into? Will it be the empowering '70s drama, the nail-biting game show, or the emotionally charged pottery contest? Or perhaps you'll dive into the thrilling world of spies, scams, and assassins. And don't forget to share your thoughts on the controversial portrayal of masculinity in 'The Integrity of Joseph Chambers.' Your opinions matter!
