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Upcoming TV Shows to Watch Out For

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20 March 2017

By Lauren H

Over the next few weeks, there are some great shows set to air on our TVs. So, if you’re struggling to find something great to watch, worry no more – here are our top picks to look out for!

Broadchurch – Monday, 9pm  (ITV) – A few weeks ago, Broadchurch returned to our screens, and now we’re already halfway through the new series. So, if you’re looking for a crime drama with plenty of suspense, give this one a go. It’s probably a good idea to start from the beginning, though.

Made in Chelsea – Monday, 9pm (E4) – One of our favourite reality TV shows has returned, and there’s some big news for Binky and JP. Definitely worth a watch!

Comic Relief 2017 – Friday, 7pm (BBC One) – If you want to watch some great TV while raising money for a fantastic charity, you’ll not want to miss this. Plus, it’s always pretty hilarious.

The Great Pottery Throw Down – Thursday, 8pm (BBC Two) – This one certainly isn’t for everyone, but it’s THE FINAL! With the last three contestants attempting to sculpt a human torso, there will be plenty of ups and downs in this show!

Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway – Saturday, 7:30pm (ITV) – We all love Ant and Dec, so how couldn’t we suggest this one? The last few episodes have been filled with laughs and gags, so expect nothing less.

What are you most looking forward to watching?

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