TV Tonight: Kyla Harris's Ace Comedy We Might Regret This Returns to BBC Two
Hurrah for the return of this ace comedy from Kyla Harris and Lee Getty, airing tonight at 10pm on BBC Two. In We Might Regret This, Freya, played by Harris, finds herself somewhat reluctantly engaged, but her joy is tempered by the absence of her best friend and PA, Jo, portrayed by Elena Saurel.
Freya's professional life adds to her turmoil as she films disability awareness adverts, a task that fails to fulfill her artistic aspirations. Meanwhile, her agents are pushing her to meet a designer eager to create a wedding dress for a wheelchair user, adding another layer of complexity to her already chaotic situation.
Other Highlights on Television Tonight
At 7.30pm on ITV1, Celebrity Lingo kicks off with big names competing for bigger money in this celebrity spin-off from the popular word-guessing gameshow. Hosted by Adil Ray, the series promises excitement with teams like Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph and Corrie's Claire Sweeney facing off against Countdown's Rachel Riley and Radio 2 host Richie Anderson.
Over on BBC One at 8pm, The Repair Shop begins its brand-new, 16th series, continuing its tradition of wholesome, craft-based nostalgia. This episode features the restoration team tackling angelic figurines, a diamond engagement ring, and some elderly beer pumps, each with its own bittersweet story.
Sky Arts airs Landscape Artist of the Year 2026 at 8pm, where Stephen Mangan tasks the eight remaining competitors with capturing the magnificence of the Ouse valley viaduct in West Sussex. Despite glorious sunshine, soaring temperatures intensify the pressure-cooker vibe as amateur artists politely vie for three spots in the final.
LS Lowry: The Unheard Tapes on BBC Two
At 9pm on BBC Two, LS Lowry: The Unheard Tapes offers an illuminating film marking the 50th anniversary of the artist's death. Recently unearthed 1970s audio interviews with Laurence Stephen Lowry are brought to life by a lip-syncing Ian McKellen. Experts and famous fans provide context, celebrating Lowry as a chronicler of working-class Manchester life.
On ITV1 at 9pm, The Stolen Girl presents the first of five episodes in a fast-moving thriller. Flight attendant Elisa Blix, played by Denise Gough, reluctantly allows her daughter Lucia to have a sleepover at a new schoolfriend's house. By morning, the house is revealed as an empty holiday rental with dead phone numbers, and Lucia is gone, plunging Elisa into every parent's worst nightmare. This series originally aired last year on Disney+.
