Sky Arts TV Guide — Wednesday, 22 July 2026

The fate of a newlywed seems sealed after he suffers a string of accidents similar to his wife's first husband

Jack and Edna's parrot lays a strange egg, but when the chick hatches it appears to be watching them

Meyer Fine, a gangster with an intense fear of death, learns that rivals are planning to kill him, so his faithful servant tearfully agrees to do the deed instead

An elderly rich man proposes to his secretary and says she will inherit $11million. She declines but her fiance attempts to persuade her otherwise

Documentary tracing the broadcaster's relationship with celebrated writers the Brontës, as she heads back to her home town of Bradford, recalling her first 'encounter' with the sisters' work at school and her experience of growing up with the stunning landscape of Haworth and the moors on her doorstep. Anita meets fellow Brontë fans and literary experts to discuss how and why these sisters became ground-breaking 'literary disruptors' whose work still feels relevant and influential today

Nick Hands and Ellen Bills lead three novices through the art of letterpress printing, while Bill finds out about a feud that erupted between two leaders of the private letterpress world at the turn of the 20th century

A profile of Black Sabbath member Ozzy Osbourne, from the wild and hedonistic days that adversely affected his personal life, through the years of depression, alcoholism and drug dependency that followed. The programme also reveals how he overcame his demons, with the help of his second wife Sharon. Featuring interviews with Paul McCartney, Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee and others

The making of Black Sabbath's second album Paranoid, which was released in 1970 and helped define the sound and style of heavy metal. The programme tells the story of how Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward created the record, and features contributions by Phil Alexander, Geoff Barton, Henry Rollins and Jim Simpson