This week’s must-see TV
1 Celebrity Juice
THURSDAY, ITV2, 10PM NEW SERIES Keith Lemon returns with our favourite near-the-knuckle comedy quiz, and welcomes a brand-new team captain, Take Me Out’s Paddy McGuinness. He joins long-standing captain Holly Willoughby, musical star John Barrowman and jungle runner-up Emily Atack. Sadly, this series is missing Fearne Cotton, who is moving onto other projects. The former Radio 1 DJ had done the show with Holly for the past 10 years. Keith said of Fearne quitting, ‘I thought, “If Holly leaves because Fearne is, then that’s the end. I’m not doing it without them both.” But then I spoke to Holly, and the first thing she said was, “Who are we going to get then?” I said, “So you’re still up for it then?” and she said, “Of course!” Phew...’
2 Mums Make Porn
TUESDAY, CHANNEL 4, 10PM In this three-part series, a group of mums with teenage children research the world of pornography, and then produce their own film. Their mission is to create a movie which not only works as pornography, but promotes healthy attitudes towards sex and relationships.
3 Turn Up Charlie
NETFLIX Luther star Idris Elba shows his funny side in this new comedy series. It centres on Charlie (Idris), a struggling DJ and eternal bachelor, given a final crack at success when he becomes a ‘manny’ (a male nanny) to his best friend’s sassy daughter. Also starring Angela Griffin, Guz Khan, JJ Feild and Jocelyn Jee Esien, this is sure to give you a giggle.
4 Married At First Sight
TUESDAY, CHANNEL 4, 9PM Putting their trust in science, luck and a panel of experts, these hopeful singles signed up for the chance of finding love and marrying someone they’ve only just met. But the path from single to married is far from easy, especially when you marry a complete stranger!
5 The Bay
TUESDAY, ITV, 9PM NEW SERIES DS Lisa Armstrong is assigned to the case of missing teenage twins in Morecambe. As complications within the investigation grow, the hunt is on to find the twins before it’s too late. Lisa also has to deal with her own problems.