BBC Three TV Guide — Sunday, 19 July 2026

Moira decides to cook dinner with David's help, Johnny looks at an office for his business, and Alexis comes clean with Ted. Comedy, starring Eugene Levy

Moira tries to join an a cappella group, Alexis enjoys her new relationship, and Johnny helps out at Bob's Garage

Nick regrets showing off in front of his new number two, while Simon and Bird argue over a book belonging to the Lieutenant Colonel. Comedy drama about a British bomb disposal detachment in Afghanistan, starring Oliver Chris, Stephen Wight and Katie Lyons

Nick is distracted when a face from his past becomes the latest team member, making for an uneasy working relationship. Bird thinks Mary is out of touch with the troops - and sets out to teach the padre a lesson - while Mac is teased and accused of being a closet gay. Elsewhere, Mary's film projector is stolen and she is quick to make an accusation. Comedy, starring Oliver Chris, Katie Lyons and Kelly Adams

The Lieutenant Colonel and Nick find themselves in an unexpected battle of wills. Rocket gets himself a pet rat - much to Bird's disgust. Military comedy drama, starring Tony Gardner, Oliver Chris, Scott Hoatson and Katie Lyons

Animated short film about an old-fashioned video-game shop owner in 1995 who faces competition from a slick rival with the latest console in stock. With the voices of Emily Atack and Jamie Demetriou

On a Bradford estate, Lenny and Mullet find an abandoned car and turn it into a DIY spaceship. Elif Riley, Logan Ludbrook, Lucy Francis and Hayley Brown star in this kitchen-sink sci-fi comedy about big dreams, everyday lives and escaping without going anywhere

Part one of two. The Doctor and Clara are at the centre of a global crisis concerning the shape-shifting Zygons, who have been living in secret on Earth. But now a rogue faction of the aliens has declared war against the human race and kidnapped the Doctor's ally Osgood, who has seemingly returned from the dead. Guest starring Ingrid Oliver and Jemma Redgrave