Dennis Kelly's prison drama, hailed as the first must-watch show of the year, reaches its halfway point tonight. Philosophy teacher Dan (Josh Finan) is feeling good about life again, but his unresolved past with his father catches up with him. Meanwhile, on the inside, it's Dris's (Francis Lovehall) release date, but there's a mix-up with his papers.
In other highlights, the final double bill of the hit queer hockey romance drama Heated Rivalry airs tonight. After Scott and Kip's relationship goes public, it forces Shane and Ilya to finally make decisions about their own endless yearning. The episode features a line that made the internet scream when it first aired in America.
Also airing is the award-winning film The Zone of Interest, starring Christian Friedel as Rudolf Höss, the Auschwitz commandant who lived with his wife (Sandra Hüller) and children in an idyllic country home adjoining the notorious concentration camp. Jonathan Glazer's film is an immersive historical drama that makes chilling comment on our present moment.
For sports fans, the Australian Open continues with day eight, Premier League football features West Ham v Sunderland and Bournemouth v Liverpool, and the Women's Super League sees Chelsea v Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.
