Fans of Ghosts, get ready to fall in love all over again! The Aussie adaptation makes its thrilling debut on BBC Three tonight at 10:30pm, promising a fresh take on the beloved British comedy. The new series follows Kate and Sean as they inherit a creepy mansion with a secret: it's home to a mischievous bunch of ghostly residents – and only Kate can see them after her near-death experience.
The original Ghosts was a game-changer, wowing critics and audiences alike with its wicked wit and out-of-this-world premise. Now, the Antipodean spin-off is set to put its own unique spin on the formula, bringing a dash of Aussie charm to the mix while retaining the core humour that made the original a firm fan favourite.
But tonight's not just about the spooks – it's also time to pay tribute to the one and only Bonnie Tyler! A special BBC Two programme at 8:30pm, Bonnie Tyler at the BBC, will celebrate her incredible five-decade career with archive performances of classics like 'Lost in France', 'Loving You Is a Dirty Job', and that unforgettable anthem, 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'. It's a fitting tribute to an icon we lost too soon.
Not your cup of tea? No worries! Alan Carr's picture quiz show Alan Carr’s Picture Slam is back on BBC One at 6:40pm, with teams vying for £10,000. Or catch the haunting French drama The Sentinels on BBC Four at 9pm – a double bill that'll keep you gripped till the end.
Film fans, meanwhile, have a treat in store! Alex Russell's gripping drama Lurker hits Sky Cinema Premiere at 6:15pm, while Hirokazu Kore-eda's Oscar-winning masterpiece Monster airs on BBC Four at 10:25pm. And if you're up for a late-night laugh, catch the hilarious Canadian sitcom Schitt’s Creek on BBC Three from 11:45pm – featuring the incomparable Catherine O’Hara.
It's shaping up to be an epic night of entertainment on telly – so grab your remote and get ready for a treat!