'And Just Like That', 'How to Make It on OnlyFans': The 5 best things on TV, Thursday 9 December

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Thursday's TV highlights. (HBO/Channel 4)
Thursday's TV highlights. (HBO/Channel 4)

Sex and the City fans get their long-awaited series reboot tonight as And Just Like That hits Sky - but be prepared for a shocker in the first episode.

Another celebrity is set to leave the castle in ITV's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, which sent home Naughty Boy last night.

Read more: The best TV and films streaming this Christmas

MasterChef: The Professionals reaches the second round of semi-finals on BBC One, while Channel 5 delves into the mystery behind one of our most iconic historical sites in The Stonehenge Enigma: What Lies Beneath?.

And if you're brave enough to try out a risque way of making some extra money, tune in to Channel 4's How to Make It on OnlyFans.

The best things to watch on TV tonight, Thursday 9 December, 2021

And Just Like That - Sky - 9pm

It's been 17 years since Sex and the City last graced our screens as a TV series, and rebooted version And Just Like That finally debuts today.

Fans can't wait to see what Carrie and co have been up to, but obviously, there's no Samantha after the fallout with Kim Cattrall and be warned - the opening episode comes with a shock death.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! - ITV - 9pm

Who will Ant and Dec boot out of the castle tonight? (ITV)
Who will Ant and Dec boot out of the castle tonight? (ITV)

Naughty Boy finally got his chance to leave the castle last night, but there are still quite a few celebrities to dispose of before we crown the series champion this weekend.

Read more: Naughty Boy reveals massive I'm A Celeb weight loss

Danny Miller and David Ginola's bromance continues to develop - but could it be broken up by one of them leaving camp?

The Stonehenge Enigma: What Lies Beneath? - Channel 5 - 9pm

Dr. Rachel Sarig at Tel Aviv University
Find out about the amazing new Stonehenge discovery. (Channel 5)

Stonehenge is shrouded in mystery, with no one ever having quite been able to pin down what the ancient monument is there for.

But a recent discovery by archaeologists, scientists and engineers has turned any theories about the 4,500-year-old site on their head again as a huge, previously unknown monument has been discovered in the surrounding area that dwarfs the original site.

MasterChef: The Professionals - BBC One - 9pm

Programme Name: Masterchef: The Professionals S14 - TX: 08/11/2021 - Episode: Masterchef: The Professionals S14 - Heat 2 (No. Heat 2) - Picture Shows: Marcus Wareing, Gregg Wallace, Monica Galetti - (C) Shine TV - Photographer: Screengrab
The second semi-final is a toughie. (Shine TV)

As we head into the final episodes of the series, the second round of semi-finals gets underway.

Tonight's challenge takes inspiration from the pop-up restaurant scene by asking the chefs to cook for important guests on makeshift workstations with no ovens.

How to Make It on OnlyFans - Channel 4 - 10pm

How to Make It On OnlyFans : Alex Sim-Wise
Meet some of the content creators on the adult site. (Channel 5)

It's boosted Kerry Katona's finances and prompted Sarah Jayne Dunn to quit her long-running Hollyoaks role - but could you make your fortune on OnlyFans? And would you want to?

A glamour model who's already reaping the rewards of the site that often features adult content helps three rookies start out their careers, looking into whether it's a viable option for cash or worryingly exploitative.

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