What To Watch W/C Monday 30th March

Looking for something new to add to your watchlist this week?

From emotional dramas and true-life stories to suspenseful mysteries and big-screen hits, there’s plenty landing on screens to keep you hooked.

Highlights include the heartfelt Babies, the suburban mystery of The Burbs, and the powerful documentary The Trials of Pa Salieu.

Here’s what to stream, watch or tune into this week…

Babies – Monday 30th & Tuesday 31st March @9pm | BBC One

The series follows Lisa and Stephen, a couple in their 30s whose hope is tested as they endure multiple miscarriages. While confronting unimaginable grief, their bond shines through with humour, warmth, and unwavering love.

Starring Paapa Essiedu.

The Teacher: S3 – Monday 30th March – Thursday 2nd April @9pm | Channel 5

Helen Simpson, a seasoned but flawed drama teacher, leads at Cheetham Hall, clashing with progressive students and colleague Sebastian Blake over her uncompromising methods. Living on campus with her son Sam, who faces online bullying, Helen becomes entangled tensions with influential student Cressida Bancroft and vulnerable non-binary pupil Dee Rainford-Thomas. After a heated detention, Dee leaves distressed; the next day, an incident places Helen under scrutiny while Cressida’s motives loom.

With Rochenda Sandall, Cecilia Noble and Tillie Amartey.

Murdered by My Boyfriend – Monday 30th March @9pm | BBC Three

Drama about a teenage girl’s romance with an older man who, although handsome and initially charming, soon begins to dominate every aspect of her life as his jealous and possessive nature gets out of control.

Starring Georgina Campbell and Royce Pierreson. With Daniel Ezra, Monique Mundle, Simona Brown, Karl Jackson, Esther Niles and more.

Creed III – Tuesday 31st March @10:50pm | ITV1

Retired from life in the ring and based in LA, Adonis Creed is focusing on his family and the gym he owns. But his past comes back to haunt him when his childhood friend Damian Anderson, a former boxing prodigy, emerges from a stretch in prison. Damian plans to resume his once promising career – and he wants Adonis to help him train for his return.

Starring Michale B Jordan, Tess Thompson, Jonathan Majors, Wood Harris, Phylicia Rashad, Mila Davis-Kent & more. Directed by Michale B Jordan and written by Ryan Coogler, Keenan Coogler and more.

The Burbs – Wednesday 1st April | Sky One

When a mysterious man moves in across the street, a young couple and their quirky neighbours uncover dark secrets about their quiet suburban town.

Starring Keke Palmer. With RJ Cyler and Kyrie Mcalpin.

The Trials of Pa Salieu – Wednesday 1st April @10pm | BBC Three

Documentary following the British-Gambian musician as he attempts to rebuild his life and career after prison, returning to live performance while still on probation, navigating curfews, travel restrictions and the risk of recall. He makes his comeback at the Glastonbury Festival, but touring in Europe hangs in the balance, and he faces a choice between breaking commitments and risking a return to prison.

Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel – Wednesday 1st April @10:25pm | Sky Comedy

On stage at the Blue Note Jazz Club, Jerrod blends dry humour with raw introspection as he opens up about identity, legacy, and long-held silence.

21 Bridges – Wednesday 1st April @11:25pm | BBC One

The murder of two New York cops sees no-nonsense detective Andre Davis brought in to catch the killers before they get out of the city. But when Davis orders Manhattan into lockdown by sealing off all of its bridges, his manhunt begins to reveal there may be more going on than meets the eye.

Starring Chadwick Boseman, Stephan James, Keith David and more.

Harry Wild:Season 4 – Sunday 5th April @8:00 pm | U&DRAMA

From an international assassination attempt to a literary-inspired murder, Harry and Fergus find themselves improving on the police solve rate as they tackle their most elusive and dangerous cases yet.

Cast includes Rohan Nedd and Samantha Mumba.