Plus: a singing cat? Graeme Virtue Magpie Murders 9.15pm, BBC One Highlights include a sonorous all-male Welsh choir, dancing dogs and a young fan of Broadway smash Wicked who gets to live out her musical dream.
Now that new judge Bruno Tonioli has settled in with typical fabulousness, the BGT panel gird themselves for another parade of starry-eyed hopefuls. Jack Seale Britain’s Got Talent 8pm, ITV1 In the cavernous, dystopian blackness of the studio, Joel Dommett does his best to entertain as the Trupia-Melluish family from Milton Keynes play the Murrays from Newcastle. This one is insultingly so: it is literally showing people things and asking them to name them. He sets members of the public unusual tasks and offers an unpredictable range of cash prizes (they can win thousands or snare their bus fare home). Snarky but effervescent Stephen Mulhern’s irreverent mobile gameshow continues to travel the country. Hollie Richardson In for a Penny 6.30pm, ITV1 The celebrations begin at 1pm, with the royals making their traditional balcony appearance. The actual ceremony starts at 10.15am, with Charles III and the Queen Consort travelling from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, where they will be crowned. If you enjoy the world of Agatha Christie and Francis Durbridge, then you may just enjoy this series, 8/10.It is going to be a long weekend for Kirsty Young and her coronation team, starting with this near three-hour warm-up of films and interviews. Will we get The Moonflower Murders? I hope so, that's another cracking book that would adapt well. In the style of Poirot he also gets his big moment to unravel the mystery.
Personally I preferred the scenes set in the past, the crimes in the book were really engaging, I'd be happy to watch a series of Atticus Pund mysteries. It looks amazing, it's a wonderful looking production, with some fabulous clothes, sets and cars. It's a little confusing at times, but it all comes together well, and even if you don't fully understand events, you will during the conclusion. Anthony Horovitz has written some great material, and adapted One great shows, including some of the best loved Agatha Christie dramas. Try and imagine the concept of a Poirot novel taking place inside an episode of Midsomer Murders, that's about the closest description I can think of to describe this quirky, but enjoyable series.
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