What to watch on TV this week: Wednesday 3 to Friday 12 June
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Here’s all the very best entertainment on your TV across your favourite Virgin TV channels, including a US medical drama inspired by a British classic
By Charlotte Briggs, Feature Writer
- Published
- 3 June 2026
Ready for a jam-packed schedule of telly treats? Don’t miss brand-new US medical drama Best Medicine, inspired by the one and only Doc Martin, as well as a milestone episode of Celebrity Gogglebox and special programming to commemorate the anniversary of D-Day.
With all this plus our usual sport and movie picks of the week, there’s something for all tastes across the service. And don’t forget, with Virgin TV Go, you can take your TV with you on the move.
There’s so much good stuff on this week that we’ve compiled a list of the best TV shows to watch. Bookmark this page to keep up to date with the latest changes.
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Wednesday 3 June
Pick of the day: The Fortune
9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
Eleanor Tomlinson (The Forsytes), Matthew Lewis (All Creatures Great And Small) and Denis Lawson (Midsomer Murders) are at the centre of this twisty four-part thriller. When Amanda Blakefield’s (Tomlinson) world is turned upside down by the mysterious arrival of an enormous inheritance, she becomes entangled with the secretive Worral family and discovers that her past is far from ordinary. Rebecca Front (The Thick Of It), Nina Wadia (EastEnders) and Paula Wilcox (Coronation Street) also star.
What else to watch:
Amandaland – 9pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
The Vardys – 9pm, ITV1 HD (CH 103)
Falling – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder – 9pm + 9.45pm, BBC Three HD (CH 107/113)
Shades Of Blue – 9pm + 10pm, U&W HD (CH 125)
Thursday 4 June
Pick of the day: The Vardys
9pm, ITV1 HD (CH 103)
Rebekah Vardy is showing the world the real woman behind one of the high-profile participants in the infamous Wagatha Christie trial with this fly-on-the-wall reality series. Follow the lives of Rebekah, her husband Jamie and their children as they relocate from their UK home to start a new life in Italy when footballer Jamie signs for Serie A club Cremonese. Begins Tuesday.
What else to watch:
David Beckham: In Ten Pictures – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
Taskmaster – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
The Hardacres – 9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
Make That Movie – 10pm + 10.30pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
The Miniature Wife – 10pm, Sky Atlantic HD (CH 111)
Friday 5 June
Pick of the day: Celebrity Gogglebox
9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Gogglebox isn’t just a staple in our households – celebs love it too! And the starry series is about to hit its milestone 50th episode, as famous faces sharing their sofa musings this year include Rylan, Vernon Kay, Paddy McGuinness, Shaun Ryder, Bez, Vicky Pattison, Rob Beckett, Mo Gilligan and Babatunde Aleshe. We can’t wait to see their hilarious takes on the most talked-about television of the week.
What else to watch:
Have I Got News For You – 9pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Hidden Treasures Of The National Trust – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
PONIES – 9pm + 10pm, Sky Atlantic HD (CH 111)
Panda – 9pm, More4 HD (CH 147)
First Dates – 10pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Saturday 6 June
Pick of the day: Guy Martin’s D-Day Landing
6pm, U&Yesterday HD (CH 129)
To commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, don’t miss the opportunity to rewatch Guy Martin’s moving journey to Normandy, where he helps to restores a Dakota plane, undergoes brutal training with the Red Devils parachute display and more.
What else to watch:
D-Day: 100 Days To Beat The Third Reich – 3pm, Sky HISTORY HD (CH 131)
The 1966 World Cup Final In Colour – 4.45pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Monsieur Spade – 9pm, U&Drama HD (CH 116)
Two Weeks In August – 9.15pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Sunday 7 June
Pick of the day: Tiger Island
7.15pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Step into the secretive world of tigers with this eye-opening documentary, which follows a large population of the solitary big cats as they fight for their survival against rhinos, elephants and other deadly predators.
What else to watch:
Death Valley – 9.15pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
The Mother Of All Cons – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
Tip Toe – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Kevin Bridges: In Search Of The Beautiful Game – 10.30pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Monday 8 June
Pick of the day: Gareth Southgate: Changing The Game For Young Men
9pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Following the success of smash-hit drama Dear England (stream all episodes in Apps > BBC iPlayer now), which explored how England football coach Gareth Southgate changed the mindset of his players, join the man himself as he investigates the struggles of boys and young men across the country.
What else to watch:
Brexit: A Very British Civil War – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
Tip Toe – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Jeremy Bamber: Proof Of Innocence – 9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
G’wed – 10.35pm, ITV2 HD (CH 115)
Tuesday 9 June
Pick of the day: Best Medicine
8pm, Sky One HD (CH 109)
Inspired by beloved British series Doc Martin, this US medical drama follows surgeon Martin Best (Josh Charles, The Good Wife) as he leaves his illustrious career behind in Boston to save lives in a quaint fishing village. With a special appearance from the original Doc Martin himself, Martin Clunes.
What else to watch:
Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr: The Final – 8pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
Tip Toe – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
The Fortune – 9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
World War II With Tom Hanks – 9pm, Sky HISTORY HD (CH 131)
Wednesday 10 June
Pick of the day: Amandaland
9pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)
In the second series finale, SoHa mumfluencer Amanda (Lucy Punch) hosts a pre-prom party to remember for her daughter Georgie and all her friends with predictably chaotic results. Catch up on all of series 1-2 in Apps > BBC iPlayer now.
What else to watch:
The Fortune – 9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
Saint-Pierre – 9pm, U&Alibi HD (CH 114)
Shades Of Blue – 9pm + 10pm, U&W HD (CH 125)
A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder – 9.05pm + 9.50pm, BBC Three HD (CH 107/113)
Thursday 11 June
Pick of the day: James Dean: The Emotional Man
9pm, Sky Arts HD (CH 123)
Despite only starring in three films before his death aged 24, James Dean remains one of the most influential actors in Hollywood. This revealing documentary dives into the man behind the camera and explores what made him one of the world’s most legendary icons.
What else to watch:
Britney: In Ten Pictures – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
Taskmaster: The Final – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
The Hardacres – 9pm, 5 HD (CH 105)
Make That Movie – 10pm + 10.30pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
Friday 12 June
Pick of the day: The Alien Autopsy Scandal
9pm, Sky Documentaries HD (CH 121)
From BAFTA-winning director John Dower comes this documentary that investigates the impact of the stranger-than-fiction “alien autopsy” footage that became an international sensation in 1995, as well as other extraterrestrial encounters that have divided believers and sceptics alike.
What else to watch:
Hidden Treasures Of The National Trust – 9pm, BBC Two HD (CH 102)
Celebrity Gogglebox – 9pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104)
PONIES – 9pm + 10pm, Sky Atlantic HD (CH 111)
The Sommerdahl Murders – 9pm, More4 HD (CH 147)
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Pick of the week
Motorsport: Formula One Monaco Grand Prix
Sunday 7 June, 2.30pm, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 507)
It’s glitzy and glamorous, but the Formula One drivers won’t be distracted by the surroundings of Monte Carlo; once they’re in their cars, they’ll be locked in for the race. (Plus many of them live there anyway, so it’s like going for a spin around the neighbourhood.) Mercedes’ George Russell had a great chance to cut into his team-mate Kimi Antonelli’s championship lead in Canada after winning the sprint race and qualifying on pole for the GP, but a power unit failure put paid to the British driver’s potential victory. He’ll be keen to do better in Monaco, where Antonelli struggled last year. Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull all need to up their game if they’re not to be left behind.
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Pick of the week
Dr No
Sunday 7 June, 1.15pm, ITV1 HD (CH 103)
With auditions officially under way to find the next James Bond star, go back to where it all began in the film that first brought 007 to the screen. In Sean Connery’s debut as the iconic spy, Bond investigates the mysterious death of a fellow agent but instead ends up unravelling the titular Dr No’s evil plans to threaten the US space programme. Thrilling stuff.
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