Thursday night brought some prime time victory to the screens of BBC One with a combination of a accustomed cooking competition and an educational magazine show stealing the biggest audience share.
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England’s success in the 6 Nations rugby championship, the finale of The Night Manager and yet another royal documentary were among March’s most popular shows.
Manchester’s dynamic duo returned to ITV’s screens last night with 9pm bringing a brand new series of crime drama Scott & Bailey, albeit in a much shorter form.
A fresh week of prime time TV kicked off last night with a fairly sobering batch of programming, ranging from hard-hitting dramas to a number of truly difficult to watch exposés.
This weekend’s television line-up threw up a plethora of sporting action, as well as the return of a perennially popular Saturday night favourite.
Thursday night saw the sixth episode of urine-downing adventure show Bear Grylls: Mission Survive bring the second series to an end, with some good and bad news for its hard-working presenter.
Wednesday night brought a close to the second series of ITV’s attractive crime-solving vicar show Grantchester.
Commercial broadcaster ITV attempted to squeeze presenter Veron Kay and an overstuffed hoard of vaguely familiar TV personalities into a Top Gear-shaped Mini.
Channel 4 was back to pushing the boundaries of its educational remit last night with the launch of a second series of icky and universally slated public shag show, Sex Box (10pm).
Sunday’s schedule was awash with new and returning drama, kicking off with ye olden day strong lady drama The Durrells on ITV at 8pm.