Picks Of The Week: 16th-22nd November 2026, what to watch this week
Our picks of what to watch during the week ahead.
I'M A CELEBRITY GET ME OUT OF HERE
Monday, ITV1
A fresh batch of celebrities enter the jungle to face Bushtucker Trials voted on by the public, but who will be crowned King or Queen of the jungle? Ant and Dec are back in Australia as the 26th series of the award-winning reality show begins. The identity of the celebs heading to the jungle have been kept tightly under wraps - who will be the first to take on a Bushtucker Trial in the hope of winning meals?
I'M A CELEBRITY: UNPACKED
Monday, ITV2
The I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! companion show that dissects and discusses everything happening in the camp with the latest news and exclusives. Sam Thompson and Kemi Rodgers present the I’m A Celeb... companion show which dissects and discusses everything happening in the camp, while also bringing us all the latest news and exclusives from a brand-new group of celebrity campmates.
I AM HELEN
Monday, Channel 4
The latest instalment of the critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series explores the experience of womanhood within a world shaped by masculine power, aggression, and control. Told through a female lens, the story examines the pressures and expectations placed on women while confronting the realities of toxic masculinity and the damage it can create in modern relationships - this time, the story was developed by Savage with Nicola Coughlan.
WIN THE MALL
Wednesday, Netflix
Part shopping spree, part social strategy, this high-gloss reality competition drops players into a living mall where they’ll fight to outshop, outsmart, and outlast one another — and only one will walk away with the keys to the ultimate prize.
BILL'S INCLUDED
Friday, BBC One
Bill Beam (Rob Brydon) is a well-meaning but over enthusiastic divorcee who rents his spare rooms to four students to stay financially afloat. As Bill tries - and often fails to be both responsible landlord and honorary housemate, he and his mismatched lodgers muddle through chaos, growing pains and unexpected friendships. Can they overcome their differences, embrace their found family, and help each other muddle along?
THE WITCH FARM
Sunday, BBC One
South Wales, 1989. Bill (Socha), Liz (Creevy) and their teenage son Jonathan (Lloyd) leave London for Heol Fanog, a remote modern farmhouse in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, determined to make a fresh start. At first, the isolation feels like freedom. But when frightening, inexplicable things begin to happen around the house and a strange figure begins to appear, the family starts to feel increasingly scared.
SORRY, I DIDN'T KNOW
Sunday, ITV1
Ten years on from its TV debut in 2016, Sorry, I Didn’t Know has become part of comedy panel show lore, returning for a seventh series. It is once again breaking its own record as the longest-running show by a Black-led production company and is now breaking the series record set by the classic sitcom Desmond’s, and sketch show The Real McCoy, for longest running Black-led comedy series on British TV.
