**The Walking Dead: Dead City** returns to **Sky One** at 9pm for its third series, continuing the popular spin-off from the Walking Dead zombie franchise. Set in a post-apocalyptic New York, the show centers on a group of survivors trying to combat the spread of infection and maintain order. In a tense moment, Maggie (played by Lauren Cohan) and her bitter rival Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) are on the brink of a deadly confrontation, but an unexpected interruption shifts the course of their conflict. The series continues to explore themes of survival, trust, and betrayal in a world overrun by the undead. At 8pm on **Channel 4**, **George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces: First Home** debuts, focusing on innovative, affordable housing solutions. This new series highlights unconventional building projects, including a custom-built tiny home by Kat that will cost £50,000, and Sean’s self-constructed home. The show also features a Dutch experiment that aims to streamline construction regulations, allowing for more creative and cost-effective housing options. **You’re Killing Me**, a cozy mystery set in Maine, begins at 8pm on **U&Drama**. The show follows Allie (Brooke Shields), a novelist with a passion for solving crimes, and her Gen Z sidekick Andi (Amalia Williamson) as they investigate the suspicious suicide of a podcaster’s wife. The pair works to uncover inconsistencies in the victim’s husband’s alibi, revealing deeper secrets and potential motives behind the apparent tragedy. At 10pm on **Channel 4**, **Live from the Lycett Arms** returns, offering a lighthearted look at social interactions and pop culture. Hosted by comedian Joe Lycett, the show features his pop-up pub, where he hands over the reins to temporary manager Mel Giedroyc. The episode includes a relaxed conversation with special guest Sophie Willan, who lounges on a barstool while engaging in humorous and thought-provoking banter. **New Zealand Spy**, a parody of 1970s spy thrillers created by New Zealand comedian Paul Williams, concludes its first season at 10pm on **Sky One** with a double episode. The show follows a group of bumbling agents, including the determined Sue (Rose Matafeo), who is considering quitting the mission. With one agent missing and a sabotage plot involving toxic substances, Michael (Williams) must take action, donning scuba gear and two wristwatches to save the day. Finally, **The Rainmaker** airs at 10.45pm on **ITV1**, delving into the romantic tensions between Rudy and Sarah. The episode takes a dramatic turn when Sarah inadvertently reveals the existence of a secret committee within the hospital, setting off a chain of events that could change their relationship and the course of their mission.