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FUN SHOW CBeebies: The Tempest, 9.20am, 4pm, CBeebies
THE stars of CBeebies turn their hand to Shakespeare’s play in an ambitious new project. Swashbuckle’s Captain Captain (Jennie Dale, pictured) helms a ship full of familiar faces, which crashes on Prospero’s island, while the magician himself is played by Casualty’s Patrick Robinson.
SUPERHERO REBOOT Spider-Man: Homecoming, 11.05am, 8pm, Sky Premiere
YOUNG and excitable, British actor Tom Holland’s take on Peter Parker’s web-slinging superhero alter ego needs reining in. But even with Tony Stark keeping an eye on him, Parker finds ways to spin a web or two . . .
FAMILY FILM Hop, 2.40pm, Sky Animation
NEXT in line to become the Easter Bunny, E.B. (voiced by Russell Brand) has other ideas. Fun comedy in which a plucky chick fancies taking over the egg season in E.B.’s stead.
FOOTBALL Middlesbrough v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 5.15pm, Sky Football, 5.30pm, Sky Main Event
TONY PULIS will hope his in-form Boro can continue their promotion push, while Wolves no longer look like certain Championship winners after a faltering couple of months.
NEW QUIRKY SERIES The Dangerous Book For Boys, Amazon Prime
AMAZON’S new series is all about a family reeling from the death of the dad, both financially and emotionally. A vein of slapstick runs through a show that frequently breaks off into the fantasies of son Wyatt, who reconnects with his father in a made-up world and learns skills from him that he tries to apply in the real world. A commendably unusual show, even if it doesn’t feel entirely finished.
HE’S BACK! A Series Of Unfortunate Events, Netflix
THE return of Netflix’s lively series, which resembles a Tim Burton movie. Neil Patrick Harris (pictured) stars as the comically evil actor Count Olaf, who is still fixated on murdering the Baudelaire orphans. They’re now at school, but surely not out of his evil clutches.
MONSTER MOVIE Jurassic Park, 8pm, Sky Greats
THE first of four films (so far) based on Michael Crichton’s 1990 sci-fi novel. Sam Neill stars as a palaeontologist who steps up when genetically engineered dinosaurs go on the rampage.
SEASON FINALE The Good Doctor, 9pm, Sky Living
FREDDIE HIGHMORE plays the autistic savant surgeon at the heart of this U.S. drama, which marks its season finale tonight. It’s a performance that could so easily have gone wrong, and it’s to Highmore’s great credit that it didn’t.
MODERN CULTURE The Nineties, 9pm, Sky Arts
TWO decades on we can now start to get a handle on what the Nineties meant to us. The first of this highend new U.S. series deals with the TV, and it’s rich pickings — this was the golden era of comedies (Friends, Seinfeld) and arguably HBO’s greatest drama, The Sopranos.
ARENA Bob Dylan — Trouble No More, 10pm, BBC4
IN EXACTLY the kind of project BBC4 should be doing, we see concert footage from when Bob Dylan sang songs as a born-again Christian. The music is interspersed with sermons delivered by actor Michael Shannon, to give the feel of a service.