Channel Hopping

MAD DOGS & ENGLISHMEN

TODAY, SKY ARTS, 10.15pm EVEN though Joe Cocker was reluctant to go back on the road, contractual obligations left him with little choice but to play 48 cities across America in 1970. Suffice to say the tour, which featured more than 20 musicians, was a runaway success. This twohour documentary features footage of Cocker – who died in 2014, aged 70 – performing covers of songs by the Beatles, the Stones, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and others, as well as his signature tune Delta Lady.

SIDE EFFECTS

TOMORROW, C4, 11pm EMILY Taylor (Rooney Mara) stars in this film about a woman who is put on antidepressants by her psychiatrist (Jude Law). Though the drugs appear to work, one of the apparent side effects is sleepwalking – and while doing that one night, Emily stabs her husband to death. Needless to say, all is not as it seems. The cast also includes Catherine Zeta Jones and Channing Tatum.

ANIMALS WITH CAMERAS

THURSDAY, BBC1, 8pm GORDON Buchanan collaborated with scientists to ‘put cameras onto animals, revealing unique footage and amazing disco view about their lives’. The opening episode features meerkats in the Kalahari Desert, penguins in Argentina and a four-year-old orphan chimp in Cameroon.

REQUIEM

FRIDAY, BBC1, 9pm REQUIEM is a six-part supernatural thriller centred around 23-yearold Matilda Gray (Lydia Wilson), a rising cellist whose world is turned upside down by her mum’s suicide. When she is going through her mum’s poss-essions, she comes across a box of newspaper cuttings related to the disappearance of a toddler in a Welsh village almost a quarter of a century earlier.