The 2020 season begins in arrears with the arrival of new celebrity contenders. In addition, the Royal Academy’s summer program.
Last Updated: Sat, October 17, 2020 06. 01 BST
Dust off those dancing shoes as the beloved celebrity sabotage returns for a new series. Although restrictions on coronaviruses mean that normal judgment about Bruno Tonioli cannot be recorded on the live panel and that anyone with a positive Covid check will be removed without delay from the race, the lineup is strong right now: the bill Bill Bailey, Jamie Laing, prone to injury last year, returns, while boxer Nicola Adams will be part of the show’s first gay partner. Kalia
Perhaps convenient, it turns out that reckless engineer Guy Martin has never seen any of the exhibits he did for Channel 4. Tonight, he sits down and remembers 4 of his projects: a Spitfire restoration, a war re-enactment, a tank project and a flight. on a Vulcan Avro. Phil Harrison
In addition to this year’s litany of circumstances, for the first time in its history, the Royal Academy summer exhibition will take place in the fall, in which host Kirsty Wark and Brenda Emmanus organize the reopening of the Royal Academy.
This is the subject of vampire films: at the site of a planned development near Amesbury in Wiltshire, 8 Roman cemeteries have been discovered, but a corpse stabbed and beheaded before burial. Paleontologist Tori Herridge and his team are investigating. Ali Catterall
The Apollo Theatre in Harlem, the setting for Michael Jackson’s first moonwalk and performances through Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross, has been a staple of music since its opening in 1914. This documentary loaded with archives takes us through the history of the building. Alaska
The extensive docuserie marking the 70th anniversary of Formula One has accumulated a lot of time thanks to the gifts and peculiarities of individual pilots. The penultimate episode offers a broader look at the groups of builders who have made their mark on the money bag game, from McLaren to Ferrari. Graeme Virtue
Get Carter, 9 p. m. , traditional Chinese medicine films
Actor duo Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer provide Michael Caine’s much-loved 1971 revenge thriller, irreverently noting that it may simply be “the first sighting of a duvet in a British film. “Reeves follows this tricky selection with a 1963 horror cult classic The Haunting, screened at 11:30 p. m.
Rugby League: Leeds Rhinos v Salford Red Devils, 13:45, BBC One. The ultimate Challenge Cup from Wembley Stadium.
Premier League Football: Manchester City v Arsenal, 5:00 p. m. , Sky Sport Main Event. High flight from the Etihad.
Rugby Union: Exeter Chiefs v Racing 92, 4. 15pm, Channel 4 Champions Cup Final.