Sky Max TV Guide — Sunday, 30 August 2026

A stand-up performance at the Royal Court Theatre in London's West End, with the comedian lifting the curtain on his domestic frustrations and flawed attempts to be a good parent

The documentary returns to focus on policing in the north-east of England. Officers race to a stabbing outside a pub in Newcastle and there is a raid on a cannabis farm

Police officers use unmarked cars fitted with on-board video cameras, offering an insight into vehicle crime and how it can be prevented. The programme also features footage of dangerous drivers

Police officers use unmarked cars fitted with on-board video cameras, offering an insight into vehicle crime and how it can be prevented. The programme also features footage of dangerous drivers

Following Australia's traffic enforcers as they deal with high-speed chases, defiant hooligans and explosive crashes

Following Australia's traffic enforcers as they deal with high-speed chases, defiant hooligans and explosive crashes

Part one of two. Conman Moist Von Lipwig's crimes catch up with him on arriving in Ankh-Morpork - but he receives an unexpected reprieve when the city's ruler Lord Vetinari decides he would be the ideal person to run the decrepit municipal post office. Lipwig initially tries to make a run for it - until he finds himself falling for the captivating Adora Belle Dearheart. Comic fantasy adventure based on Terry Pratchett's Discworld novel, starring Richard Coyle, David Suchet, Charles Dance and Claire Foy

The broadcaster explores the Galapagos, a collection of volcanic islands in the Pacific known for its extraordinary wildlife. More than 150 years after Charles Darwin formulated his ground-breaking theory of evolution on the remote archipelago, Attenborough explains how life on the islands has continued to evolve in biological isolation, examining how the ever-changing volcanic landscape has given birth to species and sub-species that exist nowhere else in the world. He begins by revealing how Galapagos rose from the ocean four million years ago

The broadcaster reveals how life has learnt to adapt quickly in the ever-changing volcanic landscape, resulting in species that exist nowhere else in the world. David investigates the driving forces behind their evolution, exploring the appearance and behaviour of remarkable creatures and vegetation including giant whale sharks, marine iguanas and seemingly normal dandelion seeds that grow into plants the size of trees

The broadcaster concludes his exploration of the archipelago with a look at how, despite their proximity, no two of the 19 islands are the same. He also uncovers evidence that evolution on Galapagos is occurring faster than Charles Darwin could ever have imagined, and encounters Lonesome George, the last remaining giant Pinta Island tortoise, who died just a few weeks after filming in June 2012

The broadcaster invites viewers to join him as he takes an after-hours stroll around one of his favourite places, the Natural History Museum. But this is no ordinary tour as some of the many exhibits spring to life as the veteran naturalist strolls along

The residents of Port Wenn are furious when they discover the truth about their deal with their Norwegian sister city. Martin must toggle between the potential revelation of his blood phobia, a startling baby delivery and the arrival of his amorous ex, while Louisa receives some thought-provoking medical results and Al and Elaine must navigate their uncertain future

Bart starts supporting an American football team from Boston, so Homer takes the family there to show his son what a terrible city it is. With the guest voice of Bill Burr

Bart and Lisa investigate Krusty's new candy, while Marge helps Homer dress for a promotion and Kent Brockman struggles with the changing media world