TV Tonight: our highlights for Monday, Oct. 4
'Silent Witness' is just one of the gems on TV tonight.

On TV tonight, the final investigation of the series begins in Silent Witness on BBC1, Daniel Radcliffe returns in Miracle Workers on Sky Comedy and Gordon, Gino & Fred Go Greek! continues on ITV. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss on TV tonight.
- Our hand selected recommendations for what's on TV tonight include three TV shows, a film, live sport and the latest trending need-to-binge-on-now box set
- Keep up to date with the latest soap spoiler storylines on TV tonight with our daily soap synopsis
- For more information about what’s on TV tonight see our TV Guide
What's on TV tonight
Our expert TV journalists have picked the best things on TV tonight...
Best TV shows on TV tonight
Silent Witness, 9pm, BBC1
The Lyell Centre team investigate possible foul play at a care home in the final two-part investigation of this series (concluding tomorrow), but it’s the events in their personal lives that grabs the attention! Jack is set up on a blind date by new colleague Simone, and shows off his moves at an Irish dancing class! Meanwhile, Nikki is surprised to be asked to a party by one of the young postgrad students she teaches – but will she accept? Look out for Father Ted’s Pauline McLynn as the care home manager, and Siân Phillips as one of the residents.
★★★ IM
Miracle Workers, 9pm, Sky Comedy/NOW
Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi return for a third run of the amusing anthology series. The first story is set in the Wild West of the 1840s, and features the Harry Potter star as a preacher hoping to lead his starving flock to a better life in a new town. But their fresh start could be derailed when they meet outlaw Benny the Teen (Steve Buscemi). The episode also stars Radcliffe’s real-life partner Erin Darke, who he met on the set of 2013 movie Kill Your Darlings.
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★★★★ JH
Gordon, Gino & Fred Go Greek!, 9pm, ITV
Inspired by Fred’s Olympian daughter Andrea, who competed for Team GB in diving at the Tokyo Olympics, the trio start the next leg of their Greek adventure at the beautiful Panathenaic Stadium. They also visit a vineyard in Attica to try a new natural wine, which is not to everyone’s taste, but Fred enjoys being at one with nature all the same. Gino then has one too many cocktails at an Athens bar, before they head into the mountains of the Meteora region for a date with some honey-making nuns. Daft, but fun!
★★★ JL
Best box set to watch on TV tonight
Maid, season 1, Netflix
Groundhog Day’s Andie MacDowell teams up with her actor daughter, Margaret Qualley, for this US drama about a young single mother who cleans houses to make ends meet. Inspired by Stephanie Land’s bestselling memoir, the 10-parter sees Qualley play Alex, who’s trapped in a cycle of poverty and homelessness with her young daughter after leaving her abusive partner. Qualley’s real-life mum, Andie MacDowell, plays Alex’s mum Paula, a free spirited artist who has troubles of her own.
Best film to watch on TV tonight
Catch Me If You Can, 9pm, Film4
Leonardo DiCaprio uses his cherubic looks to fine effect as Frank William Abagnale Jr, a runaway teenager who passed himself off as an airline pilot, a surgeon and a state prosecutor in the 1960s, cashing millions in forged cheques in the process. This is a story that you couldn’t make up and director Steven Spielberg has crafted a splendidly entertaining caper movie. Tom Hanks is compelling as the hangdog FBI agent on the trail.
Live Sport
- World Grand Prix Darts, 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event/NOW
Soaps on TV tonight
- EastEnders, 8.05pm, BBC1
- Emmerdale, 7pm, ITV
- Coronation Street, 7.30pm & 8.30pm, ITV
- Hollyoaks, 6.30pm, C4
- Neighbours, 5.30pm, Channel 5
- Home and Away, 6pm, Channel 5
If you watch just one thing on TV tonight…
Don't miss Silent Witness on TV tonight – the final two-part investigation of the series begins.
Not found anything you want to watch on TV tonight? Check out our TV Guide.
Happy viewing!

Joanne Lowles has been writing about TV since 2002. After graduating from Cardiff University with a Postgraduate Diploma in Magazine Journalism, she worked for All About Soap magazine covering the ups and downs of life on the cobbles, the square and the Dales.
Next came nearly 10 years at TV Times magazine as a writer and then deputy features editor. Here she spent many happy days interviewing the biggest names in entertainment and visiting the sets of some of our most popular shows including Downton Abbey, Call the Midwife and Strictly Come Dancing.
With a love of nature and wildlife she’s also interviewed the leading experts in this area including David Attenborough, Chris Packham and Steve Backshall. She’s also travelled the world visiting Mongolia, Canada and South Africa to see how the best in the business make the most brilliant natural history documentaries.
Freelance since 2013, she is now is a digital writer and editor for What to Watch, previews the best on the box for TV Times mag each week and loves being constantly surprised, entertained and informed by the amazing TV that she is lucky enough to watch.