What's on TV | 29-Apr-2023
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Before Bridgerton returns for a third series later this year, here’s a sumptuous Regency prequel. The six-part spin-off charts Queen Charlotte’s marriage to King George III and her rise to prominence and power over two timelines. Expect plenty of sex and scandal, as well as appearances from original stars including Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte and Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury, while India Amarteifio and newcomer Corey Mylchreest play Charlotte and George in their younger days.
Blue Light
Tommy (Nathan Braniff) is in complete shock over the coldblooded shooting of his mentor Gerry (Richard Dormer), gunned down in a hail of bullets last week. As Tommy and the Belfast police team wait for news to see if their beloved colleague has survived in this week’s final episode of the series, Grace Ellis (Siân Brooke) and Stevie Neil (Martin McCann) are hunting down the perpetrators…
The Windsors Coronation Special
The C4 spoof sitcom returns to parody the Royal Family preparing for the coronation. Both Charles (Harry Enfield) and ambitious Camilla (Haydn Gwynne), who can’t wait to drape herself in diamonds and fur, are thrilled about all the pomp and ceremony. But Will and Kate (Hugh Skinner and Louise Ford) have more modest plans, while Harry and Meghan (Richard Goulding and Kathryn Drysdale) stress out.
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