Top TV Highlights: Must-Watch Shows from February 7 – 13

Top TV Highlights: Must-Watch Shows from February 7 – 13

Exciting television offerings are set for the week of February 7 – 13, showcasing a mix of entertainment, poignant stories, and in-depth investigations.

Top TV Highlights: Must-Watch Shows from February 7 – 13

The Jonathan Ross Show

On Saturday, February 7, at 9:30 PM, ITV1 and STV present The Jonathan Ross Show. This episode features an impressive line-up including Hugh Bonneville, Riz Ahmed, Ellie Kildunne MBE, and Harriet Kemsley. Musician Jason Derulo will provide a live performance.

Throughout the evening, Bonneville shares insights about his time after Downton Abbey, humorously mentioning potential future seasons. Riz Ahmed discusses his recent fame and his upcoming project with Tom Cruise. Kildunne reflects on her World Cup journey, while Kemsley talks about her life experiences, including her challenges with dyspraxia.

Becoming Victoria Wood

On Thursday, February 12, at 9 PM, viewers can tune in to U&Gold for Becoming Victoria Wood. This documentary offers a deep dive into the life of one of Britain’s beloved comedians, using her letters and interviews to reveal her creative process.

With dramatic readings by Jessica Barden, the film has garnered critical acclaim, receiving four-star ratings from major outlets. It serves not only as a tribute but also an examination of Wood’s lasting influence on British comedy.

The Limbs in the Loch: Killer on the Run

Also airing on Thursday, February 12, at 11:05 PM on Channel 5, this documentary revisits the chilling murder of Barry Wallace, discovered in Loch Lomond in late 1999. The investigation began with the gruesome finding of human remains during a police dive.

The documentary traces the case’s developments, including the international manhunt for prime suspect William Beggs. Through expert insights and firsthand accounts, it presents a profound narrative on the murder’s impact on the community.

Guy Martin’s House Without Bills

On Monday, February 9, at 9 PM, Channel 4 airs Guy Martin’s House Without Bills. The show tackles the pressing issue of rising energy costs, as Martin seeks to transform a 1930s home in Greater Manchester into an energy-efficient environment.

Over nine months, he explores various innovative technologies aimed at reducing home heating expenses. The episode also includes a visit to a pioneering zero-energy home factory.

Eurovision Classical Concerts

On Sunday, February 8, at 8 PM, BBC Two presents Eurovision Classical Concerts. This series features performances from orchestras in Manchester, Cologne, Lisbon, and Helsinki, conducted by Nicholas Collon.

The series celebrates European musical talent, showcasing pieces that range from classical staples to newer works, including the UK premiere of Anna Clyne’s PALETTE. It represents a significant moment in Eurovision’s musical history.

  • The Jonathan Ross Show
    Date: February 7, 9:30 PM
  • Becoming Victoria Wood
    Date: February 12, 9 PM
  • The Limbs in the Loch
    Date: February 12, 11:05 PM
  • Guy Martin’s House Without Bills
    Date: February 9, 9 PM
  • Eurovision Classical Concerts
    Date: February 8, 8 PM

These shows promise a week of engaging stories and entertainment, ideal for viewers looking for quality programming.