TV Highlights for Friday, 17 May 2024
The Young Offenders, 9:30 pm, BBC One
The fourth season of Peter Foott's Cork-set comedy continues. Conor (Alex Murphy) returns to school aiming to pass his leaving exams to impress his ex, Linda. His efforts lead to a humorous and touching tutoring relationship with a former teacher, Barry.
Granite Harbour, 8:00 pm, BBC One
The Aberdeen-based crime series concludes. Following a three-car pile-up, characters navigate woodland struggles, attempting to secure a phone signal. The chase and showdown scenes feature in the finale.
Gardeners’ World, 8:00 pm, BBC Two
Monty Don returns after the RHS Malvern spring festival with new flowerbed plantings and considerations on raising Himalayan poppies. The show also spotlights Scottish dahlias destined for Chelsea.
Double the Money, 8:00 pm, Channel 4
The entrepreneurial contest, hosted by Sue Perkins, continues. Contestants aim to double their funds in seven days. Highlights include a father and son running a hook-a-duck game in Bournemouth and friends hosting an erotic art workshop.
Hidden Treasures of the National Trust, 9:00 pm, BBC Two
This episode features two mansions near London. Viewers explore Cliveden House, gifted by William Waldorf Astor to his son and wife, and Polesden Lacey in Surrey.
Sue Perkins: Lost in Thailand, 9:00 pm, Channel 5
Sue Perkins dives into the Andaman Sea as part of her Thai adventure. She participates in an underwater litter-picking activity on a coral reef.
Film Choice: Mean Girls, 12:05 am, Channel 4
The 2004 original teen film, featuring Lindsay Lohan as Cady, showcases Tina Fey's sharp script that humorously delves into high school status dynamics.