**TV and Film Highlights Tonight** Tonight’s TV lineup offers a mix of comedy, drama, and horror, with several notable shows and films making their debut or return. Starting at 9pm on Channel 5, Play for Today returns as a revival of the classic series, featuring a comedy-drama starring Amit Shah, Joel Fry, and Daniel Mays. The story follows three university friends on their annual wild camping trip, where they face midge attacks, lost phones, and unresolved conflicts. The show promises a mix of humor and tension as the group navigates their shared history in the wilderness. On Channel 4 at 8pm, Phil Harrison George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces: First Home continues its exploration of British people finding creative housing solutions due to rising costs. This episode highlights a young couple living in a converted bus and the possibility of repurposed old toilets becoming homes in Cornwall. The series celebrates resilience and innovation in the face of housing challenges. At 8pm on U&Drama, the kooky whodunnit You’re Killing Me concludes its first season with a dramatic twist. Brooke Shields stars as a novelist solving murders, and the finale involves an impulsive road trip to find the missing mother of her sidekick, played by Amalia Williamson. The episode begins with a Thelma and Louise-style adventure but takes a turn when an undercover assassin starts chasing them, adding tension and danger to the story. In the realm of horror, The Walking Dead: Dead City returns at 9pm on Sky One. The show follows Maggie, who has moved to Manhattan inside the Statue of Liberty’s nose, while Negan is seen playing Gears of War 2. The episode hints at a fragile peace being threatened as Maggie discovers wall drawings that suggest an impending crisis. Meanwhile, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple airs at 9pm on Sky Cinema Premiere, the second installment of a post-pandemic horror trilogy. Directed by Nia DaCosta, the film balances poignant moments with humor, focusing on emotional depth and a glimmer of hope as teenager Spike is captured by a disturbed cult leader and Dr. Kelson forms a meaningful connection with an infected man. Other highlights include live events and celebrity appearances, such as Live from the Lycett Arms at 10pm on Channel 4, featuring Joe Lycett’s new pub with guest appearances, and The Graham Norton Show returning at 10.40pm on BBC One with a lineup of high-profile guests and a musical performance. Meanwhile, Premiership rugby union matches are set for 7pm on TNT Sports, offering fans a chance to watch top-tier competition.