Sky Atlantic TV Guide — Thursday, 23 July 2026

Albie asks Dominic for a karmic payment to help Lucia, Tanya grows wary of Quentin's motives, Ethan confronts Cam, and Valentina gives Mia a chance

At the Thailand resort, Belinda settles in, Chelsea deals with a moody Rick, the Ratliffs go separate ways, and Kate, Laurie and Jaclyn kick off a girls' trip

Chuck faces a dilemma when he is given a perverse directive. Taylor and Wags interview a different type of Axe Capital employee

Alan Cumming tours the less-celebrated sights of Brighton, beginning by visiting the Toy and Model Museum to look at its collection of model trains. He then discovers a boutique that sells a variety of unusual items, before taking a glimpse behind the scenes at the Royal Pavilion

Alan Cumming explores the history of Bristol, beginning by learning a grisly secret at the docks before meeting Mercury Prize-winning musician Roni Size to discuss life in the St Pauls and Stokes Croft areas of the city. He also explores the district of Clifton and visits a speakeasy-style bar

The actor explores Berlin, visiting the arty Propeller Island City Lodge - a hotel where guests can fulfil their fantasies by sleeping in lion cages, coffins or rotating beds. At the Schlosshotel in affluent Grunewald, cabaret dancer Romy Haag talks to Richard about her affair with David Bowie, who stayed at the hotel while living in the German capital in the 1970s

The actor heads to New Orleans and meets soul singer Irma Thomas at the Hotel de Monteleone, an establishment that was popular with writers such as Tennessee Williams, F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway. Richard speaks to Steel Magnolias author Robert Harling about the Soniat House, check into the supposedly haunted Hotel Maison de Ville and talks to burlesque dancer Chrissy Owens at the Roosevelt

Merrick has to explain why he published the Sheriff's letter, and Hearst's hired muscle terrorises the camp, forcing Bullock to issue contingency plans to Martha. Meanwhile, Wu is caught in a Pinkerton stampede and delivers a cryptic message to Al Swearengen. Starring Ian McShane and Timothy Olyphant

As Hearst reveals his intentions for the upcoming elections, someone tries to murder Alma, so Swearengen takes the initiative and takes her into protective custody. Meanwhile, tension mounts among Langrishe's troupe over his interest in a new actor. Starring Ian McShane, Brian Cox and Molly Parker

Howard returns to work, still feeling weak after the shooting, but solves a murder case from her desk to prove her mettle. Gritty police drama, starring Melissa Leo

A hostage crisis leads to a 16-year-old murder case being reopened, while Pembleton and Bayliss investigate an elderly man whose wife drowned in the bath. Gritty police drama on the streets of Baltimore, starring Daniel Baldwin, Ned Beatty and Clark Johnson

In the opening episode, Chuck receives a mandate from a new boss and Axe braves a hard choice following a recent accusation

Chuck tries to cash in a favour owed to him by an honourable judge. Meanwhile, Wendy helps Taylor weather their first major crisis

Albie asks Dominic for a karmic payment to help Lucia, Tanya grows wary of Quentin's motives, Ethan confronts Cam, and Valentina gives Mia a chance

At the Thailand resort, Belinda settles in, Chelsea deals with a moody Rick, the Ratliffs go separate ways, and Kate, Laurie and Jaclyn kick off a girls' trip

Genny asks some businessmen for cash to fund a new load of cocaine. Meanwhile, Ciro and Nunzia receive an unexpected visit. In Italian

To win the market, Genny starts dumping cocaine at half price, but Ciro also knows how to hit Genny where it hurts most. In Italian