Yahoo News The best UK TV to watch this week from Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story and Bodies
Other highlights include Breeders season 4 and The Burning Girls
Wondering what to watch this week? The UK TV schedule is set to feature a whole host of interesting programmes in the coming days including the return of a music classic and a new insightful documentary on the Wagatha Christie case.
Streamers like Netflix, Paramount+ and Disney+ will be bringing new shows to viewers this week, such as a time-travel crime drama titled Bodies and a drama inspired by the Salem Witch trials.
Read more: Coleen Rooney's Wagatha Christie documentary: What else is there to say?
Elsewhere, the BBC is airing a modern take on an Anne Rice classic, while ITV will be heading to the farm with former Strictly Come Dancing champion Kelvin Fletcher.
Here is Yahoo's guide to the week ahead on UK TV.
Saturday, 14 October, 10.30pm: Later... With Jools Holland | BBC Two
Jools Holland is back on our telly with the newest season of his hit music show, Later... With Jools Holland.
The programme will see the biggest and brightest stars of music industry sharing their best performances on stage for an audience and listeners at home.
Sunday, 15 October, 11.30am: Fletcher's Family Farm | ITV1
Kelvin Fletcher and his family star in a new reality series focused on their life on their farm, the actor has swapped the stage for a quieter life and is sharing his experiences as a first-time farmer with fans.
The actor will be joined by his wife Liz and their four children on the show, which explores their busiest lambing season and other interesting events.
Wednesday, 18 October: Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story | Disney+
In 2019, Coleen Rooney shocked the British public when she shared her suspicions that someone was leaking stories about her to the press, and that person was... Rebekah Vardy.
The accusation led to a hugely publicised High Court defamation trial, which Vardy lost, and Disney+ is bringing a behind-the-scenes documentary to subscribers.
Thursday, 19 October: Bodies | Netflix
Netflix has released some ambitious series over the years, and Bodies is the latest mind-bending show to land on the platform.
Set over four timelines, it follows four detectives who all find the same dead body and begin to investigate what happened only to discover some dark truths.
Thursday, 19 October: The Burning Girls | Paramount+
Paramount+ is examining the Salem Witch trials in The Burning Girls, a drama focused on a woman and her daughter become caught up in a terrifying conspiracy where villagers believe they are capable of witchcraft and will go to great lengths to stop them.
Thursday, 19 October, 9pm: Interview with the Vampire | BBC Two
AMC's adaptation of Interview with the Vampire continues to air on BBC Two after premiering last week, the series is a new take on Anne Rice's iconic novel.
The series follows vampires Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson) and Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid), and the lives they build together with child vampire Claudia (Bailey Bass).
Thursday, 19 October, 9pm: Pride of Britain: Windrush Special | ITV1
Marking 75 years of the arrival of the Empire Windrush ship's arrival in the UK, this documentary explores the life and work of the Windrush generation.
Friday, 20 October, 9pm: Breeders season 4 | Sky
Martin Freeman returns in the fourth season of Breeders, which explores the relationship between two parents and their children and the trials and tribulations of parenthood. The series is the final season of the comedy.
Friday, 20 October: Bosch: Legacy season 2 | Amazon Freevee
Amazon Freevee is bringing back their original series Bosch: Legacy, which is returning for a second season and will be available to watch for free.
Friday, 20 October: Upload season 3 | Prime Video
Sci-fi comedy series Upload is returning for its third season on Prime Video, the series follows its characters as they continue to deal with the notion of life after death.
Friday, 20 October: Elite season 7 | Netflix
Netflix's hit Spanish series Elite returns for a staggering seventh season, one of the longest running shows on the platform it follows the lives of working class and rich students at a private school and their clashes.
