**Saturday Night Live UK** returns to Sky One at 10pm, offering a welcome distraction on autumn evenings. Initially expected to struggle as a U.S. late-night import, the show found unexpected success thanks to Jack Shephard’s memorable portrayal of Princess Diana. This season promises more of the same, with returning comedy talents, newcomer Freddie Meredith, and a special guest host, Jeff Goldblum. On BBC Two at 7.10pm, **HR Last Night of the Proms** marks the emotional end of the Proms season. Hosted by Katie Derham and Nick Mohammed, the event features a mix of classical music highlights, from Bernstein’s Overture to Candide to Holst’s Jupiter and selections from Guys and Dolls. The traditional Land of Hope and Glory will also be broadcast on BBC One at 9pm. At 8.15pm on BBC One, **The Celebrity Inner Circle** continues its run as a quiz show that blends elements of QI and The Traitors. With Britain’s Got Talent on hiatus, Amanda Holden keeps the Saturday night lineup strong. Contestants, including a stand-up comedian and a “retired granny,” are paired with celebrities in a battle of wits, with the winner taking home £18,000. **Priya Elan The Box** airs at 8.15pm on ITV1, continuing Gary Lineker’s unconventional celebrity gameshow. The show, which has been described as baffling, includes tasks like a witless debate at the Oxford Union and a physically challenging swim in Brighton’s murky sea. Contestants must decipher the show’s logic to win a cash prize. **Jack Seale Beck** begins at 9pm on BBC Four, featuring Martin Beck, a seasoned detective in Stockholm, as he investigates the murder of a 17-year-old girl. His investigation is complicated by a vigilante with a personal vendetta, adding layers of tension to the crime-solving process. At 10pm on BBC Two, **Chaka Khan: Radio 2 in the Park 2026** offers a look back at the music festival, with highlights airing at 9pm. The full set by Chaka Khan, the queen of funk, includes hits like Ain’t Nobody and I Feel For You, providing a nostalgic and sing-along experience for fans. **In the Grey**, now streaming on Prime Video, is a typical Guy Ritchie action thriller, minus the cockney accents. Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill star as a globetrotting debt-collecting duo, with Eiza González playing a lawyer who hires them for dangerous jobs. The film blends fast-paced action with moral ambiguity. **The History of Sound** airs at 7.50am and 2.50pm on Sky Cinema Premiere. Starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, the film is a melancholic romance set during World War I. It follows two men whose lives intersect through music and unfulfilled love, with cinematography and choreography that highlight the film’s emotional depth. At 9.50am on BBC Two, **The Red Shoes** is a 1948 meta-dance-thriller by Powell and Pressburger. Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s dark fairy tale, the film follows a young ballerina’s intense relationship with a demanding impresario. With stunning visuals and choreography, the film is a must-watch for fans of classic cinema. Live sports include the **Solheim Cup Golf** at 6am on Sky Sports Main Event, **Premiership Rugby** at 4.30pm on TNT Sports 2, and **The Ultimate Championships** at 5pm on BBC Two. The **Premier League Football** features Tottenham v Everton at 5pm on Sky Sports Main Event, followed by Sunderland v Arsenal at 6.30pm on TNT Sports 1. The **US Open** women’s final takes place at 8pm on Sky Sports Main Event.