What’s on TV tonight? Shows to watch on Easter Monday from Kiss Me First to The Island with Bear Grylls
Also on this week Lenny Henry: The Commonwealth Kid, The Million Pound Holiday Club and Travel Man
WHAT can't you miss on TV tonight? Our guide to the must-see shows...
Kiss Me First, 10pm, Channel 4
This thoroughly modern drama flips between two different worlds – one is the miserable, lonely existence of Leila (Tallulah Haddon), a girl with no friends whose beloved mum has just died.
The other is the fantastical computer game world of Azana, which Leila inhabits as her online alter ego Shadowfax (right).
It’s here she meets Tess, a confident party girl who plays in Azana as a character called Mania.
The two become friends in real life, but it soon emerges Tess is harbouring a dark secret.
It’s visually stunning, but behind all the gloss is a really intriguing story that will hook you in and leave you wanting more.
The Island With Bear Grylls, 9pm, Channel 4
You’ll be forgiven for thinking you’ve accidentally tuned into The Apprentice when you hear new islander Tan say: “I’m a great leader, I was head prefect at school.”
It’s rich versus poor as two groups descend on to the island, and when Tan and his fellow poshos meet Phil and his working class mates, things do not go well…
Lenny Henry: The Commonwealth Kid, 9pm, BBC One
We grew up hearing his dulcet Dudley tones – Lenny Henry (above) is unmistakably a West Midlander.
But his parents were born in the Caribbean, and Lenny thinks of himself as Jamaican too.
Here he explores the island to find out what its connection to Britain – due to the Commonwealth – means to the people who live there.
The Million Pound Holiday Club, 7.30pm, Channel 4
“I’ve had some cushty jobs,” says comic Rob Beckett (below) from his lounger on the beach of exclusive Caribbean island Petit St Vincent, “but this is an absolute joke.”
He’s not kidding.
He’s one of the celebs luxury magazine Lusso has sent to review extravagant holiday destinations.
Whether he’ll ever get round to writing anything after all the rum he’s ‘taste testing’ is another story…
Travel Man, 8.30pm, Channel 4
Puppets, atoms and Tintin all feature when Richard Ayoade (left) takes Lee Mack (right) on a whirlwind tour of Brussels.
In the 48 hours the duo spend there, they consume a lot of food – including a feast of mussels and waffles – and also learn the secrets of how to make top-quality chocolate.
Funny and surprisingly informative.
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