1420 - BBC1
Outside of a Bond, doesn’t get much more Bank Holiday than this surely?
1440 - PBS
Here you go, several hours of documentary all about the Vietnam War. Admittedly, you’ve missed the first couple of episodes but sure it’ll all make sense, it’ll probably have one of those “Previously in the Vietnam War” things at the start
1455 - 5
If Nam doesn’t tickle you fancy then surely this will; back to back Sister Act films then the final of the World’s Strongest Man? Get a buffet in there somewhere and thats a glorious day
1630 - Great Movies
Are these the best American Jackie Chan films? I mean, it’s not the highest of bars but they probably are. The first is the best, the idea of dropping Jackie Chan into a western was a fantastic idea which the second film doesn’t really follow. Knights feels like a weird companion piece to something like Project A what with it being set in Victorian times. It doesn’t quite have the charm of Noon but is still a fun watch
1900 - BBC1
Yeah, the Chibnall years in charge of Who have been a bit bumpy, with some good high-points but also more than a few low points. The lowest point for me personally was the Christmas Who Special becoming the New Year Who Special. No thank you. Hopefully with Russell T Davies coming back it’ll get put back to Christmas Day where it belongs
1710 - Channel 4
Here’s your chance to confirm if this is indeed a perfect film thats better than Raiders of The Lost Ark. It is a proper classic, one of Connery’s best and up there at the top of Spielberg’s top ten list as well. Then some Bake Off because why not!
2310 - Film4
Couple of vampire films for you to finish the day off; Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram’s Stoker’s Dracula is a proper nuts film; the art design is insane with its insanity only matched by Gary Oldman in the title role. Its a shame that a large chunk of the film gets hamstrung by the legendary miscasting of Keanu Reeves but whats left it still an amazing watch. And never seen Daybreakers but heard good things about it so worth a gamble