Tonight's TV lineup is a rollercoaster of emotions, from festive feasts to family feuds, and it all starts with a bold question: Would you dare to prepare your Christmas dinner three months in advance? That’s exactly what The Batch Lady, Suzanne Mulholland, is here to prove in her Lidl-sponsored show at 8pm on Channel 4. Joined by Joe Swash, she’s on a mission to show a first-time Christmas-hosting family how to whip up a holiday feast in just 30 minutes—think lobster mac and cheese and kid-friendly tiramisu. But here’s where it gets controversial: is freezing your turkey and trimmings months ahead genius or just plain sacrilege? Let us know what you think in the comments!
Next, at 8pm on Channel 5, Tom Read Wilson dives into the World’s Biggest Christmas Market in Cologne, Germany. It’s a festive overload as he hunts for gifts for his entire family—but will the temptation of glühwein derail his mission? And this is the part most people miss: is the holiday season about the gifts or the moments? Share your thoughts below!
At 9pm on Sky Max, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon reaches its season three climax. Daryl and Paz go undercover in Barcelona for a rescue mission, blending zombie thrills with European charm. Meanwhile, on Sky Atlantic, All Her Fault delivers an intense family showdown when a past revelation derails the Irvine clan’s kidnapped-child crisis. Abby Elliott shines in a drama that’ll remind you of The Bear’s emotional intensity—but with a twist. What’s more important: family secrets or forgiveness? Weigh in!
Over on BBC One at 9:35pm, Daddy Issues continues its charm offensive with a surprise weekend break gone wrong. Sticky tables, dodgy dads, and a pyramid scheme for a ladies’ energy drink called Shoes? It’s sitcom gold. Speaking of stars, The Graham Norton Show at 10:40pm features Kate Winslet discussing her directorial debut, Goodbye June, alongside Jacinda Ardern, Alan Carr, and Seth Meyers. Plus, Cat Burns performs her hit single—a perfect nightcap.
For film lovers, Netflix’s Jay Kelly (2025) stars George Clooney in a Noah Baumbach-directed exploration of celebrity personas. Co-written with Emily Mortimer, it’s a witty, charming dive into fame’s facade, backed by Adam Sandler and Laura Dern. Catch it before the Oscar buzz begins! And if you’re up late, Film4 airs You Were Never Really Here (2017) at 1:50am—a violent yet tender masterpiece by Lynne Ramsay, starring Joaquin Phoenix. It’s not your typical rescue story, but it’ll leave you breathless.
Finally, for sports fans, TNT Sports 1 brings FA Cup action with Salford City vs. Leyton Orient at 7pm. Which team will advance? Let the debates begin!
