Carmy is back in the kitchen in The Bear, England are back on the pitch for the Euros and a beloved newscaster is busy being cancelled.
Supacell
Tuesday
Netflix
The course of true love never did run smooth. For Michael Lasaki (Tosin Cole), neither does time.
One day, the South Londoner jumps forward a few years to find that his girlfriend has died. The only way to prevent this, he is told, is to find the other four people in his present who have recently acquired superpowers. The search is on.
England v Slovenia, UEFA Euro 2024
Tuesday
ITV1, 6.45pm (8.00pm kick-off)
After England saw off Serbia with a conclusive – if not decisive – 1-0 win and drew against Denmark, the men’s squad face off against Slovenia. Will Gareth Southgate’s no-frills approach continue to deliver the goods? Can Harry Kane get through a post-match interview without one of your mates doing their impression of him?
Tuesday’s bout will be the last of England’s group stage matches.
Glastonbury
Wednesday-Sunday
BBC Two
Your boss’s favourite festival returns, featuring Dua Lipa (Barbie), SZA and Coldplay as this year’s headliners. Also on the lineup are LCD Soundsystem, Little Simz, Burna Boy and 80s icon Cyndi Lauper.
The festival runs from Wednesday 26th to Sunday 30th June, with BBC Two providing live coverage from all of the five major stages, as well as a range of artist interviews.
The Bear
Wednesday
Disney+
The most stressed man in Chicago is back for a third series.
By the end of series two, chef and white t-shirt model Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) had finally opened his restaurant The Bear, to mixed results. The soft open was ultimately a success, but at the expense of making girlfriend Claire (Molly Gordon) leave in tears. His relationship, mental health and kitchen all hang in the balance.
Douglas Is Cancelled
Thursday
ITV1, 9.00pm
“It was sexist, not misogynist!”
When beloved newscaster Douglas (Hugh Bonneville) makes a joke in poor taste at a wedding, his life is turned upside down. The jibe is shared on social media, where a storm quickly brews.
As things show no sign of calming down, Douglas begins to harbour suspicions about his co-anchor Madeline (Karen Gillan). Alex Kingston (Doctor Who) and Simon Russell Beale (The Death of Stalin) round out an impressive cast.
