Foxtel highlights: Tuesday, July 14
BELOW DECK MEDITERRANEAN
FOX Arena 112, 1.30pm
(encore 8.30pm)
You have to hand it to Captain Sandy Yawn, Below Deck Mediterranean’s beloved no-nonsense captain with a heart of gold. It’s a full-time job keeping things on track as skipper of luxury yacht The Wellington when you have a crew of young men and women to deal with. In tonight’s episode, an injured Jessica More fights to maintain her spot on the boat, a crew member’s inappropriate behaviour finally catches up to him and chef Hindrigo “Kiko” Lorranis has to deal with a mammoth 72-plate dinner charter. Meanwhile, cracks begin to show in the relationship between Hannah Ferrier and Christine “Bugsy” Drake.
JUDGE RINDER’S CRIME STORIES
Crime + Investigation 609, 8.30pm
This series follows criminal barrister
Robert Rinder (pictured) as he reviews some of Britain’s most shocking crimes. In tonight’s double bill, Rinder examines the case of an 11-year-old boy who went missing near his home. Meanwhile, a known fantasist claims he has the body of a woman in the boot of his car, but this time he might be telling the truth. The following episode shines a spotlight on 15-year-old Danielle Jones, who went missing on her way to school in 2001. Tune in as Essex Police give insight into the investigation that convicted her uncle Stuart Campbell of her murder.
THE BONE DETECTIVES
History 608, 7.30pm
In this new series, biologist Tori Herridge (pictured), archaeologist Raksha Dave and mortuary technician Carla Valentine attempt to piece together the lives behind discovered bones, trying to determine who the people were and how they died. In tonight’s episode, the team venture to Weyhill in Hampshire, England, to look at an excavated cemetery that could have potentially been a place of execution. Tune in as the hosts use a wealth of evidence – including scientific analysis, radiocarbon dating and the remaining bones – to unearth the mystery. If you’re after an intriguing mix of archaeology and NCIS, you’ve come to the right place.