Monday
Joe Wicks: the Body Coach
Channel 4
7:10pm
Fitness and nutrition guru Joe Wicks makes his television debut as the Body Coach. Already a best-seller in the publishing world - he sold more books last year than any other author - and a whizz on social media - he currently has 1.3million followers on Instagram - Wicks presents an all new fitness show. The one-time personal trainer shares his recipes and workout routines to help the Great British public get lean.
Tuesday
Sean Conway: On The Edge
Discovery
10pm
Zimbabwean adventurer Sean Conway embarks on a 4,200 mile ultra-marathon around the coast line of Britain. This three-parter details the highs and lows of his 85-day journey made by running, swimming, and cycling around the edge of of our island in the world's longest triathlon.
Wednesday
People Just Do Nothing
BBC iPlayer
10am
The new series continues as Kurupt FM finds itself with a man down this week. DJ Steves must host the station all day while MC Grindah is in court for... littering. The hit online show made its mainstream TV debut last week on BBC2 and will be on again tonight at 10pm.
Thursday
The Night of
Sky Atlantic
9pm
This US crime series was inspired by the BBC's Criminal Justice and adapted by Oscar-winning writer Steven Zaillian and Child 44 adaptor Richard Price. British actor Riz Ahmed (Four Lions, Nightcrawler) takes the lead as Pakistani-American student Nasir Khan who wakes to find his one night stand stabbed to death. Fleeing the scene while high on drugs doesn't help matters as Nasir finds himself the prime suspect of the murder.
Friday
Would I Lie To You?
BBC1
8:30pm
Brydon, Mitchell, and Mack return with a star-studded line up on the comedy panel show. In the first of a new series, Martin Kemp acts out an incident with a blow-up toy and David 'The Librarian' Mitchell relives an unusual encounter with a pizza delivery driver. Mel Giedroyc, David Haye, and Romesh Ranganathan join the teams.
Saturday
Adolf & Eva: Love & War
Channel 5
7pm
Those looking for an alternative to the sequins and glitter of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing launch need look no further than Channel 5's World War Two offering. This docu-drama looks at the life of Hitler's infamous lover Eva Braun, using archive footage alongside dramatic reconstructions and interviews with experts. We find out about her teenage infatuation with the Nazi leader and Eva's personal involvement with the faschist party.
Sunday
Poldark
BBC1
9pm
It's the moment we've been waiting for since Aidan Turner's rippling six-pack first graced our screens last summer. "Where is the Poldark of our times?!" asked screenwriter Debbie Horsfield at an RTS event in April, referring to Britain's lackluster politicians chasing leadership in 2015's general election. On the coat-tails of this year's political furore following Brexit, steamy hero Captain Ross Poldark is back to put today's leaders to shame once again. This season's opener begins with Ross facing execution for plundering a shipwreck.