This week's top TV: 22 - 28 May
Monday: Prince Philip: 70 Years of Service
ITV, 9pm
With the recent news that Prince Philip will be stepping down from public duties, this documentary looks back on Prince Philip's life and work.
TV picks
This week's top TV: 15 - 21 May
Monday:
The Fake News Show
Channel 4, 8.30pm
The Fake News Show is back! Stephen Mangan returns as host, bringing viewers up to speed with false claims and alternative facts in line with the upcoming UK General Election.
Katherine Ryan and Richard Osman will act as team captains, joined by Miles Jupp and Stanley Johnson.
This week's top TV: 8 - 14th May
Monday: Loaded
Channel 4, 10pm
New series to Channel 4, Loaded is about a group of four guys who have made nearly £300 million from a video game... starring a cat.
However, they don't really know what to do next and they have to come to grips with being multimillionaires.
Their fortune soon turn sour as an old friend claims they stole his idea.
This week's top TV: 1st - 7th May
Monday: American Gods
Amazon Prime
New Amazon Prime series American Gods is based on the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name, starring Ricky Whittle (Hollyoaks) and Ian McShane (Game of Thrones).
Whittle plays Shadow Moon, a convict released early from prison after the death of his wife.
This week's top TV: 24 - 30 April
Monday: Little Boy Blue
ITV, 9pm
This week's top TV: 18 April - 23 April
Tuesday: The Son
AMC UK available on BT TV channel 332, 9pm
The Son is a new ten-part family drama based on Philip Meyers' Western novel, spanning over 150 years and multiple generations of a Texas family.
This week's top TV: 10 April - 16 April
Monday:
University Challenge
8pm, BBC Two
The Oxbridge final sees Wolfson College, Cambridge, and Balliol, Oxford, go head to head for the University Challenge trophy, as Jeremy Paxman asks the questions.
This week's top TV: 27 March - 2 April
Monday: Harlots
ITV Encore, 10pm
Set in 1763 London, a time it was difficult for women to make climb the economic ladder without marrying into wealth or selling her body for money.
This week's top TV: 13 - 19 March
Monday: Big Little Lies
Sky Atlantic, 9pm
This week's top TV: 6 - 12 March
Monday: Mutiny
Channel 4, 9pm
Nine men are set to recreate the 3,600 mile journey of Captain Bligh (officer of the Royal Navy) in a wooden boat after the mutiny on the Royal Navy HMS Bounty vessel in 1789.
Former SAS coach Ant Middleton will lead the crew, as they battle shark-infested waters and brutal storms.