Whovian TV: 26/06/2021

 Whovian TV: 26/06/2021


Yet again another week has passed us by at WhoPotterVian TV, and so it's time to look at the next seven days ahead. So, as we approach the start of July, let's take a look at the WhoPotterVian TV listings for this next week:

Saturday 26th June:

20:00 - FILM: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Disney Plus)

22:20 - Innocent, Series 1 Episode Four (ITV Hub)

Sunday 27th June:

21:00  - Prank Encounters, Season 2 Episode Five 'Mist Demeanor' (Netflix)

22:02 - Sherlock, Series 4 Episode Three 'The Final Problem' (BBC iPlayer/Netflix)


Monday 28th June:

20:00 - Batwoman, Season 2 Episode 10 'Time Off for Good Behaviour' (All4)

21:00 - Gino's Win Your Wish List: The Big Win (My5)

22:02 - Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA (UKTV Play)


Tuesday 29th June: 

20:00 - Coronation Street (ITV)

21:00 - Big Sky, Season 1 Episode Fifteen 'Bitter Roots' (Disney Plus)

22:02 - Countdown (All4)

23:00 - Bates Motel, Season 4 Episode Seven 'There's No Place Like Home' (BBC iPlayer)


Wednesday 30th June:

19:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:00 -  Lost In Space, Season 2 Episode Eight 'Unknown' (Netflix)

22:02 - Loki, Season 1 Episode Four (Disney Plus)

23:02 - The Simpsons, Season 8 Episode Nineteen 'Grade School Confidential' (Disney Plus/All4)


Thursday 1st July:

20:00 - Clarkson's Farm, Series 1 Episode Three 'Shopping' (Amazon Prime)

21:00 - Dragon's Den (BBC1)

22:02 - Bates Motel, Season 4 Episode Eight 'Unfaithful' (BBC iPlayer) 

23:00 -  The Simpsons, Season 8 Episode Twenty 'The Canine Mutiny' (Disney Plus/All4)

Friday 2nd July:

19:30 - Coronation Street (ITV)

20:45 - Marvel's Runaways, Season 3 Episode Eight 'Devil's Torture Chamber' (Disney Plus)

21:00 - Invincible, Season 1 Episode Eight 'Where I Really Come From' (Amazon Prime)

22:02 - The Simpsons, Season 8 Episode Twenty One 'The Old Man and the Lisa' (Disney Plus/All4)


Once again there's not a great deal of new additions to the schedules, with most of the changes to the listings coming from the football rapidly altering the timings of Coronation Street. I'm intrigued to check out Anne Robinson's first episode of Countdown, as it's hard to imagine the tough-as-nails presenter hosting possibly the world's most relaxed daytime quiz show.  

It's great to see Batwoman back on British television, after E4 made the strange decision to rest it last week. I found myself really missing it in my listings for last week, as I've enjoyed the show and I don't understand the hate it receives. I'm not sure what more you could want from a fun superhero drama series.

Happy TV viewing!

Your friendly neighbourhood Whovian Sean



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