What’s On TV Tonight: Freudian Detective Series ‘Viennese Blood’ Returns With Season 3

Pick of the Day: Vienna Blood

Return sherlock-how (or sherlock-lite, some say) a historical detective drama set in 19th-century Vienna. The year is 1908, when the third series begins, and the young physician Max Lieberman (Matthew Beard) is now a recognized expert on Freud, with a published book and a growing reputation. Needless to say, his unofficial crime-fighting partner, the gruff detective Oscar (Jürgen Maurer), will soon turn to him for advice on a mysterious case. A young seamstress from a luxury fashion house is murdered, and when Oscar is suspected of blackmail, Max ponders the nature of beauty and sex drive.

2022 FIFA World Cup

Report on the second semi-final (starting at 19:00) between France and Morocco, which is held at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, Qatar. The defending champions broke England’s heart in the fourth quarter-final on Saturday, while Morocco’s path to the semi-finals was a fairy tale as an unimaginable side topped their group by beating Spain and Portugal.

Place, place, place

The fact that housing prices have worsened makes Kirsty Allsopp and Phil Spencer’s recent “hot real estate market” comments instantly out of date, so it’s probably a good thing they’re back now. In the first of these updated replays, we’re talking about mother and daughter Linda and Laura, who bought a flat in Bristol in 2017, and Ranald and Marjorie, who wanted to move into a bigger house in 2018.

Farm shop in the Lake District at Christmas

If there’s one outlet that deserves a seasonal stop, it’s the lovely Tebay Services in Cumbria – a place where you realize what you’re missing out on most of the other largely gray highways. With the holidays approaching, the company should be ready to make it bigger and better than last time. Master butcher Dave Morland plays a key role in creating table setting and holiday essentials, and this year they are also selling local crafts and crafts.

Raven street

The 1996 BBC adaptation of Ian Banks’ novel offered a refreshing break from the costume dramas that dominated the schedule at the time. Joe McFadden plays hapless college student Prentice McHoan who fulfills his late grandmother’s request to find out what happened to his uncle Rory, who disappeared seven years ago. After meeting Rory’s friend Janice, Prentice learns that he was working on the crime novel Crow Road. Starring Bill Paterson, Peter Capaldi and Stella Gonet.

Taliban children

A documentary about four young children in Afghanistan shows how their lives changed dramatically after US troops left the country and the Taliban came to power. Two girls, Shukria and Areso, have lost their fathers.
and now must work to support their families. Abdullah and Ehsanullah are the sons of senior Taliban figures. All four children talk about how quickly they have grown over the past year and how life has changed.