Tonight on TV: Full Halls, Britain’s Best Home Cook and Housewives Don’t Exist | show

After the first two seasons, we will immediately continue with a special celebrity series from Britain’s Best Home Cooka kind of cross between Master Chef and The Great British Bake Off. The knives are sharpened when the ten celebrities are given the first assignment from Mary Berry, Angela Hartnett and Chris Bavin: bake, boil, roast or fry your ideal dish. Who falls through the basket and can prepare for Angela’s dreaded elimination assignment.

Veronica Superguide Score: ★★★★

How do other women manage to ensure that their work and private lives are perfectly balanced? For career woman Gijsje (Eva van de Wijdeven) getting pregnant is an obsession; older sister Marjolein (Jelka van Houten) has just been fired and is getting used to her new life as a schoolyard mother. The fancy of Housewives don’t exist could have easily derailed or got bogged down. But the makers have managed to turn it into a smooth, contemporary comedy with many sharp one-liners and a strong cast – Loes Luca as a bohemian mother is golden. Plus points for producer Rick Engelkes, who returns just as self-deprecatingly in his iconic role of GTST– Doctor Simon.

Comedian Peter Pannekoek invites Cornald Maas to the Amsterdam comedy club Toomler. At the place where he first stood on stage, he recalls his audition. Full Halls follows Peter behind the scenes of his new cabaret show DNA and returns with him to Hilversum, where he was confronted with the finiteness of life at a young age.

Spring, 1939. Darrowby is restless. Not only is a wedding planned, James is also taking on more responsibility at the clinic by participating in a bovine tuberculosis testing program run by the Department of Agriculture. While his sideline has come under criticism from local farmers, it also seems to be getting out of hand on the European mainland.

The clever minds that are in Secrets in the Ice fishing dark secrets and forgotten treasures from the icy ground, don’t have to wait for melting ice caps. Thanks to advanced archaeological technology and CGI animation, they can immediately look into the depths of Mother Earth. In this first episode, they tow their equipment to Canada, where an object could solve a Cold War mystery.