TV Tonight: Our highlights for Wednesday, February 15

Claudia Winkleman with Mika and Lang Lang for The Piano

The Piano kicks off on TV Tonight. (Image credit: Channel 4)

On TV tonight, The Piano sees amateur pianists performing at train stations, Stacey Solomon helps another household in Sort Your Life Out, The C`atch reaches a thrilling conclusion and more. Here's what you shouldn't miss on TV Tonight.

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Best TV shows on TV tonight

Our expert TV journalists have picked the best things on TV tonight...

The Piano, 9pm, Channel 4

Prepare to be dazzled by raw talent (and get misty-eyed, too) as this lovely series puts the pianos that have been cropping up in public places to very good use. Filmed at busy stations Leeds, Glasgow Central, Birmingham and starting with St Pancras in London, we see amateur pianists including 93-year-old Harry and 11-year-old Ilya turn up to play and chat to host Claudia Winkleman.

Little do they realise that watching in secret are world-famous Chinese pianist Lang Lang and pop sensation Mika, who will invite a chosen few to perform at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Uplifting and guaranteed to inspire plenty of potential pianists!

★★★★★ TL

Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon, 9 pm, BBC One

TV tonight Stacey Solomon hosts. — (Image credit: BBC)

This week, Stacey and her gang are off to East Grinstead in West Sussex to help out Aimee and Stuart Daniels and their children Darcie, Rex and Mollie. Stacey is initially pleased to see that the front door actually opens (presumably unlike some of the houses they visit), but once inside they find loads of clutter.

‘There’s a whole house worth of stuff here!’ says carpenter Rob Bent when they peek into the garage, and he’s not wrong – Aimee and Stuart stored everything from their old flat in here and have never got round to moving it. Can Stacey help them to get rid of two-thirds of their possessions once it’s in the warehouse?

★★★★ JP

The Catch, 9 pm, Channel 5

We’ll be honest, it’s not looking good for Ed (Jason Watkins) in the final episode of this psychological thriller based on TM Logan’s novel. He’s been framed for murder and the ‘evidence’ against him is mounting up – and now that he’s gone into hiding, the police are further convinced of his guilt.

And while we were led to believe that Ed’s troubles began with the arrival of Ryan (Aneurin Barnard), the new boyfriend of his daughter, Abbie (Poppy Gilbert), it’s clear that there is something very troubling in the past that Ed has kept a secret – until now. ‘Whatever it is,’ says his wife Claire (Cathy Belton), ‘it’s finally caught up with him.’ But can Ed work out who’s framing him before it’s too late?

★★★★ JP

Secret Life of the Forest, 8 pm, Channel 5

After a first series chronicling a year in Northumberland’s Kielder Forest, cameras move to Dalby and Cropton Forests in North Yorkshire for this new eight-part documentary. Spring has turned to summer as the series opens, bringing a burst of energy to the local wildlife, including a colony of beavers that were reintroduced in 2019. In the human world, work begins on the world’s largest drystone wall maze, and bird conservationists try to track down the elusive nightjar.

★★★ JPM

Best box set on TV tonight

You season 4, Netflix

Joe looks out of a window — (Image credit: Netflix)

American stalker and serial killer Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) brings murder and mayhem to London in this thrilling fourth series, which is split into two parts, with the second instalment due on 9 March. Now living under the alias of university professor Jonathan Moore, Joe is managing to make a fresh start in the UK – until he becomes mixed up with a privileged group of socialites, including frosty art-gallery director Kate (Ghosts’ Charlotte Ritchie) and popular aristocrat Lady Phoebe (ex-EastEnders star Tilly Keeper).

Then, when a night out at an elite members’ club ends in tragedy, Joe finds himself embroiled in a murder-mystery. Has the hunter become the hunted?

Best film on TV tonight

On Her Majesty's Secret Service, 7:35 pm, ITV 4

While on leave, James Bond prevents a young woman - Teresa `Tracy" Draco - from taking her own life. Her father is Marc-Ange Draco, the head of a powerful crime syndicate who is impressed by Bond and wants him to protect his daughter by marrying her. In exchange, he offers Bond information that will lead him to master criminal and arch-enemy Ernst Stavro Blofeld, who is intent on destroying world peace by means of a lethal virus unless he receives an international amnesty for his crimes. Spy adventure, starring George Lazenby in his only outing as 007, alongside Telly Savalas, Diana Rigg, Gabriele Ferzetti and Bernard Lee.