Today’s TV and Streaming Picks: Dinosaurs, Drama, and Documentary Delights

Today’s TV and streaming highlights include major sporting events, the return of Walking with Dinosaurs, gripping dramas like Death Valley, and poignant documentaries such as Surviving The Tunisia Beach Attack.

Are you planning for a cozy night in and wondering what to watch? Look no further—here are the top TV and streaming selections available today.

First up is The Sunday Game Live on RTÉ2 at 1:30 PM, featuring a Leinster Senior Hurling Championship match, followed by another in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship at 2 PM and 4 PM. Later, GAA Beo on TG4 at 5 PM offers coverage of the Ulster Final in the Electric Ireland Minor Football Championship, with Micheál Ó Domhnaill as the host.

At 6:25 PM, BBC One brings back Walking with Dinosaurs after twenty-five years. This documentary showcases palaeontologists excavating a baby triceratops, named Clover, in eastern Montana. Audiences will gain insights into the challenges Clover faced around 66 million years ago.

Then, later in the evening, Death Valley airs at 8:15 PM on the same channel. This detective drama features Gwyneth Keyworth and Timothy Spall as they investigate a murder in a quaint neighborhood.

Moving on to TG4 at 9:25 PM, Scoil Cheoil an Earraigh is a music program featuring talent from west Kerry, including artists such as Ciara de Mórdha and Páidí Mhárthain Mac Gearailt.

On RTÉ2, you can catch Tomorrow Never Dies at 6:25 PM, starring Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. In this adventure, 007 investigates a villain attempting to provoke conflict between Britain and China. Michelle Yeoh joins the action.

For a more somber watch, Surviving The Tunisia Beach Attack is streaming now on Prime Video. This documentary revisits the 2015 attack in which a shooter killed 38 people in under 40 minutes. It features poignant interviews with survivors sharing their journeys since the tragedy.

Clarkson’s Farm is also available on Prime Video, where Jeremy Clarkson returns after completing series three. As the series progresses, he deals with the day-to-day challenges of running a farm, while his team pursues various ventures.

Netflix offers Air Force Elite: Thunderbirds, which immerses viewers in the rigorous training and events of the US Air Force’s stunt-pilot squad. Witness firsthand the dedication it takes to pull off these daredevil maneuvers.

Also on Apple TV+, Fountain of Youth stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as estranged siblings, embarking on an exciting heist in search of a legendary artifact. This film features a stellar cast including Domhnall Gleeson and Stanley Tucci.

For those who fancy a horror flick, Fear Street: Prom Queen is available on Netflix. Set during a high school prom in 1988, the film depicts the fierce competition and rising body count among the contestants.

Meanwhile, Forget You Not, also on Netflix, tells the story of Cheng Le-le—a stand-up comedian juggling her job and family troubles, depicting the trials of maintaining equilibrium between personal and professional life.

Lastly, why not challenge yourself with Daily word puzzles like Focail and Conundrum? They test your vocabulary and lateral thinking skills to keep your mind sharp.

In summary, today’s TV and streaming options feature a mix of sports, documentaries, and dramas, ensuring there is something for everyone. With both light-hearted fare and more serious content, viewers can engage with the world of hurling, delve into history, experience gripping dramas, or explore thought-provoking documentaries. Whether you are a fan of action, music, or horror, today’s selections offer a diverse array of choices to enjoy your evening.

Original Source: www.independent.ie