BBC Three TV Guide — Monday, 20 July 2026

Evie is still reeling from the message she saw on Noa's phone. But when the two are left alone together, something extraordinary happens. Is it the start of a new journey for Evie? Drama, starring Aimee Lou Wood and Nabhaan Rizwan

Evie throws herself headlong at life, but Suz and Josh worry it's too much, too soon. Noa realises he has to face up to his feelings. Drama, starring Aimee Lou Wood, Suranne Jones, Adam Long and Nabhaan Rizwan

Evie retreats to the safety of the garage, but with a new understanding, Suz and Izzie create a unique version of Film Club to bring back Evie's smile

The day has finally come for Noa to leave, but Evie might not let him go that easily and it is not the only big decision she has to face

A overly dependent young woman's parents die in a car accident, forcing her to fend for herself. It transpires she will inherit the house on condition she completes a list of 'Things You Should Have Done' left by her parents. Chi's highly strung Auntie Karen wants nothing to do with her 'pest of a niece', but very much wants the house she feels is rightfully hers. Offbeat, dysfunctional family sitcom, written by and starring Lucia Keskin, with Selin Hizli

Chi spectacularly fails a trial period at the pharmacy with Karen, but Dave kindly lets her shadow him on his delivery rounds. On a drop-off to a retirement home Chi finds her tribe - old people. She also falls in love with Linda, an elderly lady who seems to think Chi is her husband. Dave has a health scare and Karen starts to think she might be the fertility issue. Offbeat, dysfunctional family sitcom, starring Lucia Keskin, Selin Hizli and Daniel Fearn

Chi is determined the family will celebrate Pancake Day, and inspires Gary to try and reunite with his wife. Dave confides in Lucas about his health scare and they vow to make the most of every moment. Family shenanigans and suspect pancake making result in a trip to A&E, where Karen enjoys the attention too much, Dave makes a nuisance of himself and Chi has a health scare of her own

Darren Harriott presents as 30 hopefuls compete across six heats to earn the title of best British comic. The competition begins in Leicester where comedian, playwright and actor Sukh Kaur Ojla, writer Jack Rooke and comic Babatunde Aleshe judge stand-up performances from Dane Buckley, Kathy Rivett, Hasan Al-Habib, Sharon Wanjohi and Holly Ludlow