Monday night’s television lineup offers a variety of options for viewers looking to be entertained and informed. Starting at 7 pm on BBC Two, viewers can catch “My Tiger Family,” a captivating documentary on the thriving tiger population in Rajasthan’s Ranthambore Fort. The film follows filmmaker Valmik Thapar’s journey and emotional connection to the majestic beasts, providing a unique perspective on their lives.
Following this at 7 pm is “Iolo’s Valleys,” a nature series showcasing the beauty of South Wales landscapes. At 7:30 pm, BBC Two presents “Mastermind,” a cerebral quiz show challenging contestants on various specialist subjects. This is followed by “Only Connect” at 8 pm and “University Challenge” at 8:30 pm, offering a night of engaging intellectual entertainment.
For history buffs, “Ambassadors in Berlin” on PBS America at 8 pm provides insight into the diplomatic efforts to understand Hitler’s intentions in pre-war Berlin. At 9 pm on ITV1, “Long Lost Family” explores heartwarming stories of reunion and discovery, while Channel 4’s “Emergency” follows London’s frontline medics dealing with intense medical cases.
In the realm of classic films, Film4 presents “Roman Holiday” at 2:30 pm, a timeless romantic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck. Following this at 11:05 pm on BBC Two is “The Sense of an Ending,” a thought-provoking adaptation of Julian Barnes’s novel about revisiting the past.
As the night progresses, Film4 offers “Nuns on the Run” at 11:10 pm, a comedic take on mistaken identities and cross-dressing. With a lineup that includes gripping documentaries, engaging quiz shows, heartwarming reunions, and timeless films, Monday night’s television schedule promises to cater to a wide range of interests and tastes.
