The third season of the zombie franchise's most popular spin-off returns to screens this evening, plunging viewers back into the brutal world of post-apocalyptic New York. The series, which premiered on 26 July 2026, continues to follow the fraught dynamic between former adversaries Maggie and Negan as they navigate survival and lingering resentment in a walker-infested landscape.
The Walking Dead: Dead City
Airing at 9pm on Sky One, this evening's episode finds Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) at a critical juncture. The tension between them reaches a breaking point when Negan moves to strike Maggie down, only for an unexpected interruption to alter the course of events entirely. The series has built its reputation on delivering visceral action sequences alongside character-driven storytelling, and this instalment promises to maintain that balance.
The third season represents a continuation of the franchise's expansion beyond the original series. The season aired weekly on Sundays through its finale on 13 September 2026, with the complete eight-episode run scheduled for Blu-ray release on 17 November 2026.
George Clarke's Amazing Spaces: First Home
At 8pm on , a fresh series examining unconventional and budget-conscious housing solutions begins. While the programme acknowledges the current difficulties facing those seeking affordable accommodation, it presents creative alternatives worth considering. Tonight's episode features three distinct approaches: Kat, who is investing £50,000 in a bespoke compact dwelling; Sean, who is constructing his own home from scratch; and a Dutch initiative that has relaxed building regulations to encourage innovative construction methods.
You're Killing Me
This cosy whodunnit, set in Maine and reminiscent of classic mystery television, follows novelist Allie (Brooke Shields) and her younger sidekick Andi (Amalia Williamson) as they investigate suspicious deaths. The pair work together to uncover inconsistencies in seemingly airtight cases. In tonight's episode, they turn their attention to the death of a podcaster's wife, officially ruled a suicide but with details that warrant closer examination. Can the amateur detectives expose flaws in the widower's seemingly perfect alibi?
Live from the Lycett Arms
At 10pm on , the live pub broadcast returns for another evening of entertainment. Joe Lycett's pop-up establishment welcomes viewers once more, with the host stepping back from his usual duties to hand over management responsibilities to temporary landlord Mel Giedroyc. Special guest Sophie Willan will be present, settling in at the bar for casual conversation with patrons and staff. The weekly Friday-night live format has already established itself as an engaging alternative to traditional chat show structures, blending spontaneous interaction with curated entertainment.
New Zealand Spy
Sky One presents the season finale of this 1970s espionage comedy at 10pm. Created by New Zealand comedian Paul Williams, the series concludes its first run with a double episode featuring deadpan humour throughout. With one agent missing and the competent Sue (Rose Matafeo) preparing to leave her post, operative Michael (Williams) must take on an unlikely mission. Equipped with scuba gear and two wristwatches, he faces the challenge of preventing a dangerous sabotage operation.
The Rainmaker
ITV1 broadcasts the fourth episode of this legal drama at 10.45pm. The relationship between protagonist Rudy and Sarah shows signs of strain following last week's events, when an expensive suit gift failed to impress. Tonight's instalment intensifies the pressure on their romance when Sarah inadvertently reveals the existence of a confidential hospital committee to Rudy, potentially creating complications for both characters.
