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TV tonight: Joe Lycett broadcasts live from an East End pub – what could possibly go wrong? - AOL (opens the original)
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10pm, Channel 4 In a bid to celebrate and save pubs, Joe Lycett is opening an East End boozer. The goings-on inside the Lycett Arms will be broadcast live for an hour every Friday, as the new landlord welcomes celebrity managers and guests, as well as familiar punters. This could go anywhere – Lycett failed to complete the exam needed to obtain an alcohol licence and issued a plea for help on Instagram. Let the chaos begin! Hollie Richardson 7pm, BBC FourThe American maestro – who, infamously, w
TV tonight: Richard Ayoade brings maximum contempt to new Taskmaster (opens the original)
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The brilliantly deadpan comic joins Nina Conti, Chloe Petts and Isy Suttie. Plus: A House Through Time reaches the present day. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, Channel 4Taskmaster is often funnier when one contestant has stagey contempt for the whole project. Step forward Richard Ayoade, who makes his intention to do the bare minimum very clear in this opener. A mere 22 seasons in, the show remains an effortlessly enjoyable way to spend an hour – the other comics making up the cohort are
TV tonight: Richard Ayoade brings maximum contempt to new Taskmaster - AOL (opens the original)
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9pm, Channel 4Taskmaster is often funnier when one contestant has stagey contempt for the whole project. Step forward Richard Ayoade, who makes his intention to do the bare minimum very clear in this opener. A mere 22 seasons in, the show remains an effortlessly enjoyable way to spend an hour – the other comics making up the cohort are Chloe Petts, Isy Suttie, Nina Conti and Matt Lucas. Phil Harrison 8pm, Channel 4 This latest variation on the home improvement show continues with more renovation
TV tonight: the unmarried women who were forced to give up their babies - AOL (opens the original)
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9pm, BBC TwoAnn in Wales was sent away by her parents when she became pregnant after being raped (“I didn’t blame them, I blamed myself”). Joan in Sunderland gave evidence in court against the teacher who raped and got her pregnant – but he was acquitted. They tell their stories in this blood-boiling documentary, along with other women who were unmarried, pregnant and sent to so-called “mother and baby homes” between 1949 and 1976. People who worked in those places also speak, as do some of the
TV tonight: the biggest names in country make a noise in Nashville (opens the original)
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Carrie Underwood and Kathy Mattea celebrate 100 years of Grand Ole Opry. Plus: controversial comedy in Unacceptable. Here’s what to watch this evening “The show that made country music famous” (according to its own branding), the Grand Ole Opry celebrates its centennial season. Striding on to the stage in Nashville this weekend are Carrie Underwood (belting lungs and contemporary-style hits); Grammy‑winning Kathy Mattea (character‑driven, intimate storytelling); and Suzy Bogguss (folk and Americ
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