Whovian TV: 06/03/2021

 WhoPotterVian TV: 06/03/2021


Once again it is the start of a new week here at Whovian TV, which means a glance at the schedules for the upcoming seven days. So grab a cup of tea and have a scroll through this week's Whovian TV listings...

Saturday 6th March:

18:15 - Catchpoint (BBC1)

19:00 - Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV)

20:35 - Saturday Night Takeaway: Extra Helping (ITV Hub)

21:02 - The Gadget Show (My5)

22:02 - The Terror, Season 1 Episode Two 'Gore' (BBC iPlayer)


Sunday 7th March:

18:00 - Dancing On Ice (ITV)

20:00 - Chris Packham's Animal Einsteins (BBC2)

21:00 - Bloodlands (BBC1)

22:00 - David Attenborough's Life In Colour (BBC iPlayer)

23:00 - Doctor Who, Series 11, Episode 8 'The Witchfinders' (BBC iPlayer)


Monday 8th March:

19:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:00 - Hapless, Series 1 Episode One (My5)

20:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

21:00 - Oprah With Meghan And Harry (ITV)

23:00 - Would I Lie To You (BBC iPlayer)

23:30 - Nicolas Cage's A History of Swear Words, Episode Five (Netflix)


Tuesday 9th March: 

20:00 - Big Sky, Series 1 Episode Three 'The Big Rick' (Disney Plus)

20:45 - The Chase Extra (ITV Hub)

22:45 - Bates Motel (BBC1)

23:20 - Bates Motel (BBC1)


Wednesday 10th March:

19:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

21:00 - Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance (BBC1)

22:02 -  The Terror, Series 1 Episode Three 'The Ladder' (BBC iPlayer)

00:00 - The Simpsons, Season 6 Episode Twenty One 'The PTA Disbands' (Disney Plus/All4)


Thursday 11th March:

20:00 - Stargirl, Season 1 Episode Eleven 'Shining Knight' (Amazon Prime)

21:00 - Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance (BBC1)

22:00 - The Great Escapists, Series 1 Episode Four 'Fireworks' (Amazon Prime)

00:05 - The Simpsons, Season 6 Episode Twenty Two 'Round Springfield' (Disney Plus/All4)


Friday 12th March:

19:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:38 - The Simpsons, Season 6 Episode Twenty Three 'The Springfield Connection' (Disney Plus/All4)

21:00 - Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance (BBC1)

22:03 - WandaVision, Season 1 Episode Nine 'The Series Finale' (Disney Plus)

22:45 - The Graham Norton Show (BBC1) 

23:35- Disenchantment, Season 1 Part Three Episode Twenty Two 'You're The Bean' (Netflix)


A few shows have completed their run this past week, and so the schedules are starting to look a little less busy. I've been watching WandaVision at a pace of one a week, which is why I still have the final episode to watch, but I am going to miss that show once I complete making my way through the series. It has been such a unique corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and imbued with so much heart, that I am really hoping that the powers-that-be can somehow find a way for a second season to work.

I will also be intrigued to see what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle find to say in their upcoming Oprah interview, due for transmission this upcoming Monday. It will be interesting see what revelations they give about the Royal Family, and hear just how much the constant press interference has ruined their lives.

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Happy TV viewing!

Your friendly neighbourhood WhoPotterVian (Sean Bassett)

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