Yahoo News The best UK TV to watch this week from Doctor Who to The Couple Next Door
Other highlights include the Great British Bake Off final and Junior Eurovision
Wondering what to watch this upcoming week? The UK TV release schedule has another interesting week ahead on the cards.
The BBC are marking the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who in one of the best ways, with three specials that see David Tennant and Catherine Tate return to the franchise.
Read more: A bluffer's guide to Doctor Who
Elsewhere, Channel 4 is launching a new steamy drama and streamers like Disney+ and Apple TV+ are releasing new seasons of fan favourites like Reservation Dogs, and Slow Horses.
Here is everything you need to know about the week ahead on UK TV.
Saturday 25th November, 6.30pm: Doctor Who: The Star Beast | BBC One
Tennant is back as the fourteenth Doctor, not the tenth, in the first of three specials to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the sci-fi show.
The first episode reintroduces viewers to Tennant's Doctor and sees him reunite with Donna Noble (Tate) after aliens, including an adorable creature know as The Meep, land on Earth and wreak havoc.
Sunday 26th November, 3pm: The Junior Eurovision Song Contest | BBC Two
Eurovision may have been and gone long ago, but now it's time for the younger generation to have their chance at winning the junior edition of the singing competition show. Great Britain is being represented at Junior Eurovision by STAND UNIQU3.
Monday 27th November, 9pm: Julius Caesar: The Making of a Dictator | BBC Two
How often do you think of the Roman Empire? If the answer is a lot then the BBC has the show for you, a historical programme exploring the rise and fall of one of the empire's greatest rulers Julius Caesar.
Monday 27th November, 9pm: The Couple Next Door | Channel 4
Sam Heughan, Eleanor Tomlinson, Alfred Enoch and Jessica De Gouw star in this sultry psychological thriller about couple Evie (Tomlinson) and Pete (Enoch) who become entangled in the lives of Danny (Heughan) and Becka (De Gouw) for better or for worse.
Tuesday 28th November, 8pm: Great British Bake Off final | Channel 4
There are only three bakers left in the tent, and they are all ready to take on the final challenges in a bid to share their best creations with Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith so that they can prove they are worthy of the title Star Baker.
Wednesday 29th November: Reservation Dogs season 3 | Disney+
The critically acclaimed drama Reservation Dogs is at an end with its third season, which is being released all in one go on Disney+.
Helmed by Sterlin Harjo, the series is a heartfelt comedy about the lives of four teens as they try to come to terms with their friend's death by fulfilling his final wish, and it is the pinnacle of Native American representation onscreen.
Wednesday 29th November: American Horror Stories s3 | Disney+
The spin-off to Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story returns for a third season, where each episode delivers a new terrifying tale to keep viewers up at night.
Wednesday 29th November: Slow Horses season 3 | Apple TV+
Gary Oldman is back Jackson Lamb, the MI5 boss who helps his team navigate the world of espionage and defend the UK from sinister forces.
Thursday 30th November, 9pm: RuPaul’s Drag Race UK season 5 finale | BBC Three
Start your engines! That's right, it's time for a grand finale on RuPaul's Drag Race UK and the top 4, DeDeLicious, Ginger Johnson, Michael Marouli and Tomara Thomas are ready to give it their all in order to be named the UK's next Drag Race Superstar.
Friday 1st December, 8pm: The Big British Beef Battle | Channel 4, 8pm)
As part of Change Climate Season, Channel 4 is launching a new documentary titled The Big British Beef Battle in which presenter Ade Adepitan examines the impact of the cultivation and consumption of beef on the environment.
Friday 1st December: The Doll Factory | Paramount+
Paramount+ is ready to cater to period drama fans with its new series The Doll Factory, which adapts Elizabeth Macneal's novel of the same name about the complex relationships Iris Whittle (Esmé Creed-Miles) develops with artist Louis Frost (George Webster) and curio-collectior Silas Reed (Éanna Hardwicke).
