The second season of the gripping Welsh drama The Light in the Hall: Still Waters concludes tonight at 9pm on Channel 4, with the tone shifting to elegy as the reservoir expansion controversy reaches its climax. Budding journalist Caryl Huws, played by Siân Reese-Williams, continues her investigation into Llŷr's death, putting her on a collision course with Robert, portrayed by Robert Glenister, who is determined to keep the past buried. The series has been a bleak study in small-town ennui, according to Phil Harrison.
Other Highlights on Tonight's TV
Location, Location, Location returns at 8pm on Channel 4 with Kirstie and Phil revisiting past clients. They check in on Dan and Max in Leeds, five years after helping them find a home, and Cat and Ed in west London, who have doubled their money since 2009. The episode highlights property gains, though the show notes it's hard to view this as a triumph for anyone other than the homeowners.
Doc airs its season two finale at 10pm on Sky Witness. The amnesiac doctor Amy, played by Molly Parker, faces a rare deadly virus in the hospital. When Amy becomes infected, her colleagues must perform emergency surgery to save her, leading to a tragic departure for a character.
Mysteries and Dramas
Mysteries Unearthed with Danny Trejo at 10pm on Sky History sees the actor investigating big mysteries, including a diamond heist rooted in a ditch, a burning crater called "Gateway to Hell," and an island of deadly vipers.
In Our Blood at 10.15pm on Sky Atlantic, compared to It's A Sin, tells the Australian AIDS story. In the first episode of a concluding double-bill, infections rise alongside violent hatred toward gay people.
From at 2am on Sky One approaches its season four climax. Boyd tries to lead residents of Fromville home, while Tabitha and Jade collect children's bones before the bottle tree is pulled out. Jade hides a high-stakes secret that could change everything.
Film Choice: Enola Holmes 3 and More
Enola Holmes 3 (2026), directed by Philip Barantini and written by Jack Thorne, streams on Netflix. The Victorian-era mystery sees Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) distracted from her wedding to Lord Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge) by a crisis: Dr Watson (Himesh Patel) arrives in Malta to inform her that Sherlock Holmes (Henry Cavill) has been kidnapped. Mother Holmes (Helena Bonham Carter) trusts only Enola to rescue him. Barantini previously collaborated with Thorne on Netflix's Adolescence.
A Cock and Bull Story (2005), directed by Michael Winterbottom, airs at 9pm on BBC Three. This adaptation of Laurence Sterne's The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman features Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan as heightened versions of themselves, marking their first collaboration that led to four series of The Trip.
The Last Tree (2019), directed by Shola Amoo, airs at 1.25am on Film4. Sam Adewunmi plays Femi, a British Nigerian moving from Lincolnshire to London to Lagos in search of identity. Gbemisola Ikumelo is standout as Femi's birth mother. The film's visuals reflect Terrence Malick's influence, but the emotional insights are Amoo's own.
Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story (2026), produced by Sarah Jessica Parker, streams on HBO Max. The documentary follows Robin Byrd, who began a weekly sex show on public access TV in 1977, becoming a local celebrity and LGBTQ+ activist. She fought legal battles with Time Warner Cable, now Warner Bros Discovery, the documentary's broadcaster.
