Stand Up to Cancer: Tonight on Channel 4, a special episode of Gogglebox gets underway at 9.10pm, with Kieran Culkin and Jazz Charton taking their seats alongside Josh Hartnett and Tamsin Egerton, along with Nick Mohammed and Joe Marler. Also preceding this is a thought-provoking documentary examining the experiences of patients undergoing treatment for cancer.
Earlier tonight on BBC One, the second season finale of Death in Paradise has begun at 8pm, but it seems that no one will be getting married, as a fatal poison makes its way into an event meant to celebrate a union. The question is: can cosy crime dramas still hold their own alongside other glossy shows?
Meanwhile, on BBC Two, Adam Frost and his gardening team are offering advice for winter garden maintenance. A community allotment visit by Rekha Mistry in Sheffield rounds out the evening's programming.
Later tonight at 9pm, Channel 5 airs Inside the Four Seasons at Christmas. The hotel chain may be known for its luxurious offerings, but this documentary series is perhaps a little too flashy, particularly with regards to the staff required to set up their Christmas tree decorations.
On Sky Atlantic, All Her Fault continues as Marissa grapples with the return of her missing child and tries to unravel the tangled threads of a mystery that refuses to yield an answer. Another episode of Daddy Issues follows Aimee Lou Wood's character Gemma in her attempts to balance parenting responsibilities with her own sanity.
The evening also hosts Return to Paradise at 8pm on BBC One, where Glenn and Daisy are set for their nuptials - but an unexpected twist turns the proceedings into a crime drama.
Earlier tonight on BBC One, the second season finale of Death in Paradise has begun at 8pm, but it seems that no one will be getting married, as a fatal poison makes its way into an event meant to celebrate a union. The question is: can cosy crime dramas still hold their own alongside other glossy shows?
Meanwhile, on BBC Two, Adam Frost and his gardening team are offering advice for winter garden maintenance. A community allotment visit by Rekha Mistry in Sheffield rounds out the evening's programming.
Later tonight at 9pm, Channel 5 airs Inside the Four Seasons at Christmas. The hotel chain may be known for its luxurious offerings, but this documentary series is perhaps a little too flashy, particularly with regards to the staff required to set up their Christmas tree decorations.
On Sky Atlantic, All Her Fault continues as Marissa grapples with the return of her missing child and tries to unravel the tangled threads of a mystery that refuses to yield an answer. Another episode of Daddy Issues follows Aimee Lou Wood's character Gemma in her attempts to balance parenting responsibilities with her own sanity.
The evening also hosts Return to Paradise at 8pm on BBC One, where Glenn and Daisy are set for their nuptials - but an unexpected twist turns the proceedings into a crime drama.
. They're just so cheesy and predictable! Like, who actually gets married and then has to deal with a murder? It's not exactly realistic, you know? 
I mean, I love a good mystery as much as the next person, but can't they just keep it simple for once? 
And don't even get me started on those documentary series... Four Seasons at Christmas? Really? 
It's just too flashy and commercialized. Can't we have something more educational or interesting for once? Like a documentary about mental health or student life at school? 
Anyway, I guess it's still gonna be a fun night of telly to watch with my friends 
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. The recent finale's dramatic turn was certainly a plot-twister! It'll be interesting to see how these programs continue to captivate audiences in an era where streaming services offer a plethora of content choices 
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. As for the other programs, I'm curious to see how they'll balance drama with escapism – after all, that's what these genres are known for 
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it's always amazing to see celebrities like Kieran Culkin and Jazz Carton support such an important cause 
meanwhile, Death in Paradise is still my fave cosy crime drama 
can't wait to see how the writers twist the plot again 
Adam Frost's gardening show sounds super chill too 
but I'm not feeling Inside the Four Seasons at Christmas - all that glitz and glamour can be a bit much, you know? 
on the other hand, All Her Fault is giving me major Grey's Anatomy vibes 
Aimee Lou Wood's character is so complex and intriguing 
The question is, will Death in Paradise ever have a wedding episode that doesn't involve someone dying... or am I just too invested in those island murders?! 
I'm so stoked about those new shows on TV tonight! I mean, Gogglebox with Kieran Culkin? 
That's gonna be so entertaining! And Death in Paradise is always a guilty pleasure of mine. Who doesn't love a good murder mystery set in paradise? 
! It looks like there's something for everyone: Gogglebox is back, Death in Paradise is finishing its season, and All Her Fault is still keeping me on the edge of my seat 
. It's so important that we keep having conversations about these issues in a way that's both informative and engaging. And can we talk about how great it is that there's a show like All Her Fault that's not afraid to get messy and complicated? It's like, I'm right there with Marissa, trying to figure out what's going on 
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like what's next? some posh people sitting on couches watching telly? and don't even get me started on those gardening shows 
they're just so... dull. I mean, i guess if you like that sort of thing, but for me, there's gotta be something more to it than just telling me how to prune my roses. 
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