Sky Atlantic TV Guide — Saturday, 6 June 2026

Kip and his friends watch on TV as Scott discusses his public coming out while accepting the MVP award. Shane drives to his cottage with Ilya, who shares the trauma of his mother's death by suicide

Ava tries to keep a secret from Deborah, but someone in Deborah's inner-circle leverages the truth. Meanwhile, Deborah stares down the barrel of her first radically honest show

For her final performance at the Palmetto, Deborah must decide between playing it safe and putting her entire career on the line. Meanwhile, Ava deals with a family crisis. Jean Smart stars

As Ada and Aurora rush to stop Marian from making a huge decision, Bertha and Mrs Astor's clash impacts all of New York society

It is Easter morning 1883 and Bertha Russell receives news that her bid for a box at the Academy of Music has been rejected. The return of the period drama, starring Carrie Coon and Louisa Jacobson

Pembleton and Lewis investigate the murder of a family killed in a Vietnamese restaurant and discover a moonlighting cop was also among the victims

Lord and Lady Fitzalan Howard, the owners of Carlton Towers near Selby in North Yorkshire, prepare to host a fitness boot camp weekend at their property - while also welcoming an array of guests to celebrate their son's birthday. Meanwhile, Sir Benjamin Slade hopes a murder mystery weekend at Maunsel House in Somerset will help pay off a sizeable electricity bill

The actor heads to Tokyo and checks out the Park Hyatt, the hotel featured in the film Lost in Translation, and goes behind the closed doors of the Japanese capital's love hotels. In the fashionable district of Meguro, Richard takes in the Claska, which was the city's first boutique hotel and has its own canine beauty salon

Richard E Grant travels to Venice, said to be the city with the highest concentration of luxury hotels on the planet. He discovers how a measuring error led to the building of the city's biggest swimming pool, tries out a 15,000 euro-a-night royal suite whose bed has been slept in by everyone from the Beckhams to Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, and visits a hotel that keeps its doors open even when water floods to knee height. He also finds out why breaking a window once earned Ernest Hemingway a 10 per cent discount on his room

Lara plans a lavish birthday celebration for Axe, while Wendy deliberates her invitation, and Chuck faces external pressure to drop a case

Axe deals with a family disturbance involving Lara, and Chuck considers the potential pitfalls while being vetted for political advancement

Pembleton and Munch face trouble when they investigate an armed fugitive. Richard Belzer stars

Part one of two. The team is thrown into turmoil when Bayliss disappears again. Kyle Secor stars

Part two. Mike and Julianna face the light of day after their night of passion. Reed Diamond stars

Part one of three. A body is found in a hotel's toilets during a black tie function that Gee attends

Part two of three. The investigation into the murder of Felix Wilson's housekeeper continues

Period drama set against the backdrop of the American Gilded Age, following the fortunes of Marian, a young woman who moves from rural Pennsylvania to New York City after the death of her father to live with her wealthy aunt. Starring Louisa Jacobson, Christine Baranski and Denée Benton

Tom Raikes visits New York as Peggy seeks advice, Oscar van Rhijn homes in on Gladys Russell and drama rips through a charity bazaar

An unfortunate development finds George's new rail station under threat, and Marian continues to see Mr Raikes despite Agnes' warnings