"Get Ready for Laughs with Black Ops' Return"
BBC One is set to bring back its hilarious sitcom Black Ops, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun as wannabe intelligence agents Dom and Kay. The new season promises more of the same silly antics and office shenanigans that made the show a fan favorite.
In their first job at MI5, Dom is smitten with an agent from the upper floors, while Kay fends off a white colleague who's too excited to be working with a Black man. It sounds like a recipe for laughs, and fans of the show are sure to enjoy this latest installment.
If you're in need of some health guilt TV, Channel 5 has got you covered with Josie Gibson's The 1970s Diet. This Morning's presenter experiments with retro healthy habits, including disco-inspired dance classes and a half-fish-and-chip supper. Sounds like a fun way to get fit!
For those struggling with chronic pain, Dr Rangan Chatterjee is here to offer some advice on Live Well With the Drug-Free Doctor. The NHS doctor has spent 25 years helping patients find alternative solutions to medication, including pain reprocessing therapy.
Travel enthusiast Michael Portillo sets off on a journey through Spain in his new series, Spain With Michael Portillo. While it may not be revolutionary, the show promises to be an amiable and entertaining look at this beautiful country.
If you're a dog lover like Pete Wicks, you'll enjoy U&W's latest series, Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake. The host works at a shelter and has plenty of adorable chihuahuas and pugs to care for.
Finally, if you're in the mood for some classic film, Sky Cinema Greats is showing Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon (1975), starring Al Pacino as an amateur bank robber trapped in a hostage situation. It may not be the most original story, but it's a gripping caper that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.
It looks like there's something for everyone tonight, from laughs to healthy habits and classic films.
BBC One is set to bring back its hilarious sitcom Black Ops, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun as wannabe intelligence agents Dom and Kay. The new season promises more of the same silly antics and office shenanigans that made the show a fan favorite.
In their first job at MI5, Dom is smitten with an agent from the upper floors, while Kay fends off a white colleague who's too excited to be working with a Black man. It sounds like a recipe for laughs, and fans of the show are sure to enjoy this latest installment.
If you're in need of some health guilt TV, Channel 5 has got you covered with Josie Gibson's The 1970s Diet. This Morning's presenter experiments with retro healthy habits, including disco-inspired dance classes and a half-fish-and-chip supper. Sounds like a fun way to get fit!
For those struggling with chronic pain, Dr Rangan Chatterjee is here to offer some advice on Live Well With the Drug-Free Doctor. The NHS doctor has spent 25 years helping patients find alternative solutions to medication, including pain reprocessing therapy.
Travel enthusiast Michael Portillo sets off on a journey through Spain in his new series, Spain With Michael Portillo. While it may not be revolutionary, the show promises to be an amiable and entertaining look at this beautiful country.
If you're a dog lover like Pete Wicks, you'll enjoy U&W's latest series, Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake. The host works at a shelter and has plenty of adorable chihuahuas and pugs to care for.
Finally, if you're in the mood for some classic film, Sky Cinema Greats is showing Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon (1975), starring Al Pacino as an amateur bank robber trapped in a hostage situation. It may not be the most original story, but it's a gripping caper that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.
It looks like there's something for everyone tonight, from laughs to healthy habits and classic films.
! I loved Gbemisola and Hammed in that show before, they're always up to something silly. Can't wait to see what kind of office shenanigans Dom and Kay get themselves into this time around 
. And if you need some me-time guilt TV, Josie Gibson's The 1970s Diet sounds like a fun way to spend an evening – disco dance classes? 
! Meanwhile, I'll be over here watching Spain With Michael Portillo, just trying to keep up with all the amazing food and scenery he's got on offer 
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As for Live Well With the Drug-Free Doctor, I've heard great things about Dr Rangan Chatterjee's approach and it's always good to have some alternative solutions when it comes to chronic pain. And Spain With Michael Portillo sounds like a lovely way to spend an evening exploring beautiful Spain 
. Can't wait to see what's new on Sky Cinema Greats too, Dog Day Afternoon is a classic! 
have you watched the first season? 
also love that they're tackling some serious issues in a lighthearted way, like racism in the workplace 
. But, gotta say, I'm a bit skeptical about Pete Wicks' new series... like, how many dog puns can one person handle? 
. Like, who thought having a disco dance class was a good way to get fit? And half-fish-and-chip supper as part of the diet? That's just gonna undo all the healthy vibes they're trying to give off 
just saw this news and gotta say, Black Ops sounds like such a funny show! 
. Spain with michael portillo looks pretty chill too 
. and who can resist cute chihuahuas and pugs? 
[Distracted Monkey] 
[GIF of a cat playing the piano] 
[Distracted Boyfriend meme] 
But for real though, have you seen Live Well With the Drug-Free Doctor? Dr Chatterjee is literally my go-to doc for all things wellness. Pain reprocessing therapy is such a game-changer 
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