TV this night: the extremely addictive Sex and the City spin-off returns

And Just Like That

9pm, Sky Comedy
For all its flaws (determined makes an attempt to be “woke”, the annihilation of Miranda’s personality), Sex and the City lovers can’t lend a hand tuning in to this spin-off – and its 3rd season would possibly in the end be coming into its Manolo-heeled stride. This could be onerous to consider, what with Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Aidan (John Corbett) resolute on their nonsensical “let’s wait five years to be together” pact. But don’t concern, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) are rolling their eyes with us. Will they make her see sense? Anyway, there’s nonetheless a number of intercourse, outfits that flip the streets of NYC right into a catwalk, the husky tones of Seema (Sarita Choudhury) or even a naughty evening with a nun. Hollie Richardson

The Power of Parker

9.30pm, BBC One
The get started of a 2nd season for this watchable if moderately pedestrian 90s-set sitcom in regards to the sophisticated existence and industry affairs of Conleth Hill’s businessman Martin Parker. His lover, Kath, and his spouse, Diane, have teamed as much as run the electronics industry, leaving him languishing in poverty. He wangles a task as a care employee – but it surely’s now not as simple as he idea it seemed. Phil Harrison

Alison Hammond’s Big Weekend

8.30pm, BBC One

Hammond rides off into the sundown with Luke Evans, actually, as they begin their weekend in combination horse-riding. The Welsh actor and singer then takes her to his folks’ house, the place he grew up as a Jehovah’s Witness however secretly homosexual. Hammond is masterly at coming into deep and meaningfuls – whilst she desperately tries to be aware of using. HR

Joanna Lumley’s Danube

9pm, ITV1
The 2nd leg of Lumley’s “fabulous journey” down the Danube takes her to Slovakia, the place within the capital, Bratislava, she explores curious structure such because the Slovak Radio Building, the “UFO bridge” and Petržalka – the most important prefab housing property in Europe. She later heads to Hungary to hang around with cowboys. HR

Hacks

10pm, Sky Max
In a surprising twist, the finale of the millennial-v-boomer comedy reveals Deborah (Jean Smart) and Ava (Hannah Einbinder) running on are living displays in Asia. Things, clearly, aren’t going so smartly – and with Deborah now contractually now not allowed to do comedy in the United States, what sudden information article might be able to compel her to pull Ava again there? It guarantees a 5th and doubtlessly ultimate sequence. HR

Open House: The Great Sex Experiment

10pm, Channel 4
“There’s definitely too many people in that room for me,” announces Jonny, totally spooked by way of the chance of an orgy along spouse Sarah. As the non-monogamous (and unusually unerotic) fact display continues, will whittling down the gang to a extra manageable fivesome ease his fears? Hannah J Davies

Film selection

Bono: Stories of Surrender (Andrew Dominik, 2025), Apple TV+
The U2 frontman’s one-man display, in accordance with his memoir, is now a movie courtesy of Andrew Dominik – who has shape within the box of rock superstar confessionals, significantly about Nick Cave. It is an intimate, engrossing piece, shot in crisp black-and-white with sparse lights. Bono is a assured raconteur, as he relays anecdotes from his existence – assembly his long term spouse and beginning the band in the similar week; Live Aid and his political campaigning; chatting within the pub together with his dad – candidly and self-deprecatingly, whilst excerpts from U2’s songs act as remark on his reports. Simon Wardell

Live recreation

Women’s One-Day Cricket, England v West Indies, 12.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event The first of 3 ODIs, from Derby.