Sky Atlantic TV Guide — Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Harper decides that she is going to change her tack and be a more pleasant version of herself for the day, a move which throws the other guests completely. Starring Aubrey Plaza

Tanya and Portia spend a day with charming British expat Quentin and his nephew Jack, while Harper is blindsided by shocking evidence from Ethan's night out

Tanya and Portia embark on a whirlwind excursion with Quentin and Jack. Unsure what to believe, Harper gets real with Cam and Daphne

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

As Sabi braces for their father's return, Deenzie drops world-shaking news

Alan Cumming examines the hidden histories of cities, revealing the sights and sounds rarely witnessed by the public. He begins in London at St Paul's Cathedral, where he visits a place tourists never go, before exploring a hidden park and a little-known church. He also gets a guided tour of Soho from broadcaster Danny Baker

The actor returns to explore more of the world's most luxurious hotels and begins in Miami's South Beach, home to some of the most hedonistic and extravagant establishments in America. At the Fontainebleau, he meets a man with eye-opening stories about Frank Sinatra's regular visits and gets a shock when he discovers how much it costs to hire a booth in the night club. Richard also gatecrashes swimwear fashion week at the Raleigh Hotel, where he speaks to the event manager about the many celebrity parties he has organised

In this edition the actor explores the luxury hotels of Hong Kong. Home to more skyscrapers than any other city, he first checks in to the Mandarin in the financial district, before experiencing the Four Seasons, the only hotel with two Michelin three-star resturants, as well as the timeless Peninsula in Kowloon, which even provides a Rolls-Royce airport taxi service. He ends his stay at the Ritz-Carlton, home to the world's highest swimming pool

Blazanov commits a violation for the good of the camp, and the elders hold a meeting, intending to form a plan to deal with ruthless gold baron Hearst. Meanwhile, the renovations at Langrishe's theatre are delayed. Drama, with Ian McShane, Brian Cox and Pavel Lychnikoff

Bullock's letter is published in The Pioneer as the camp put their plan to deal with the villainous Hearst into action. Meanwhile, Wyatt Earp and his brother arrive in town as heroes after saving a sabotaged stagecoach - but there could be more to the newcomers than meets the eye. Drama, guest starring Gale Harold, with Timothy Olyphant

Part three of three. Pembleton extracts a confession from the suspect in the shootings - who is later found with a bullet in his own head. Gritty police drama, with Andre Braugher

Bayliss goes it alone to investigate the murder of a cop shooter when his colleagues refuse to help him. Gritty police drama, starring Daniel Baldwin and Kyle Secor

Chuck and his father find they have much riding on the rise or fall of Ice Juice's new IPO

In the final episode, the explosive power struggle between Axelrod and Rhoades continues, with each of them fighting to come out on top

Tanya and Portia embark on a whirlwind excursion with Quentin and Jack. Unsure what to believe, Harper gets real with Cam and Daphne

Ethan grows suspicious of Cam, Tanya gives Portia a warning about Jack, and Lucia helps the Di Grassos search for long-lost relatives

The war has begun and, as Ciro goes looking for new allies, Genny militarises the streets and plants a mole within Ciro's ranks. In Italian

Ciro and the others hide away in Forcella, but with a price on their heads, they must quickly find a safer place and a new ally. In Italian