A shootout in a diner marks a thrilling start to the fourth season of this mystery thriller, which has quietly earned quite a fanbase over the years. Set in the 70s, Zahn McClarnon and Kiowa Gordon return as Navajo police team Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee. This time, they’re looking for a runaway school student, while a killer is also on a search of her own.
Hollie Richardson Celine Dion! It can only be icons week. Poor Melanie and Aljaž won’t be around to take on Bonnie Tyler as planned, and Delta is sitting it out with an injury.
But Cach and Maddie will take on the foxtrot, while Lacey and Vito glide to the American Smooth and John and Katya get serious with a paso. HR Celia Imrie returns to celebrate international films, starting with Akira Kurosawa’s Ran, which Christopher Nolan showed to his team when making blockbuster The Odyssey. Imrie also looks at the works of directors Agnès Varda, Francois Truffaut, Luis Buñuel and Ingmar Bergman.
HR Can Lesley Manville do any wrong? It’s certainly hard to believe – unless you’re a character in her literary mystery show. In episode four, book editor Susan (Manville) is woken by police to be informed that she’s the prime suspect for a hit and run on her author Eliot (Jamie Blackley).
Can she prove her innocence? Alexi Duggins Not exactly a noted gag merchant (considering his roles in Happy Valley and A Little Life), James Norton takes the hosting roulette this week. But unlike its US counterpart, SNL UK has not misfired yet thanks to stunningly sharp writing, so expectations are high.
The Streets will be the musical guest. Priya Elan Richard Ayoade voices a fusspot king trying to modernise his ancient Greek city in this daft but zinger-packed animated comedy from Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon. This marathon of six episodes includes a trip to Hades, a melancholy hydra and divine voice cameos from Susan Sarandon and Steve Buscemi.
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