What to watch on TV and streaming today: 1883, Two Way Stretch and Survival of the Thickest

Planning a night on the couch? Here are today’s top TV and streaming picks: Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit Virgin Media One, 9pm The reality TV star examines how non-consensual images are being used to generate money for content creators. Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit 1883 RTÉ2, 9.30pm In a flashback to 1862, James is comforted by General George Meade following the Confederate loss at the Battle of Antietam.

Then, in 1883, Shea, James and Thomas prepare for the journey west. But as the wagon train departs, tensions rise between the Americans and the immigrants. Glór Tíre TG4, 9.

30pm Thanks to regulars Jó and Caitríona, and special guest judges Eddie Rowley, Sandy Kelly, Hugo Duncan and Louise Morrissey, four contestants are safe and four are looking for viewers votes to keep them in the competition. But who will survive the first elimination programme? Two Way Stretch Two Way Stretch Film4, 11am Hilarious comedy featuring Peter Sellers at his very best. He’s one of three convicts who plan to escape from jail, rob a wealthy maharajah and then break back into the cells, providing themselves with the perfect alibi in the process.

Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer Netflix, streaming now The killing and latent disregard for women continues with a story decades in the making. From the early 1990s until 2010, remains of young women were repeatedly found near Gilgo Beach, Long Island. The case of the Long Island Serial Killer stayed unsolved for 13 years — until corruption within the police was exposed in 2023.

Gold and Green Gold and Green Netflix, streaming now “We’re rednecks, but we’re not stupid rednecks.” Did these self-proclaimed rednecks find Forrest Fenn’s fabled treasure? Nope. Did any of the 300,000-plus people of the “treasure hunting community” locate Fenn’s chest of trinkets? We’ll get to that momentarily.

At this juncture, let’s back up a bit. Who is Forrest Fenn? Back in 2010, this retired US fighter pilot decided to bury a box of riches somewhere in the Rockies, alluding to its whereabouts in a 24-line elegy. Thanks to the internet, the story became a phenomenon, embodying America’s obsession with “findin’ gold in them thar hills” — resulting in five deaths and the stalking of Fenn’s granddaughter.

And yet, he continued to let people believe. While some claimed the treasure was re-hidden, others questioned if it ever existed, dismissing it as the folly of a wannabe poet. As for Fenn himself, he died in 2020, at the age of 90.

Did anyone actually find his treasure? Now, that’d be telling...

Number One On The Call Sheet Number One On The Call Sheet AppleTV+, streaming now Hollywood icons like Morgan Freeman, Cynthia Erivo and Michael B Jordan share their paths to roles, reflecting on their craft, and the future of the acting industry. If you’d prefer a spot of sport in the form of baseball, Fight For Glory is also now available via AppleTV+. Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip Disney+, streaming now With its protracted title and Cheech Marin as ‘Grandpa Gil’, this could feel like a sanitised National Lampoon’s Vacation told from the boy’s perspective, with added Eva Longoria.

Survival of The Thickest Survival of The Thickest Netflix, streaming now This scripted comedy, based on Michelle Buteau’s lauded book of essays, follows Mavis Beaumont (Buteau) as she traverses life as a black, plus-size, and newly single (not by choice) stylist. For something just as glossy but with more dramarama, check out The Life List . From Rock Star to Killer Netflix, streaming now In 2003, French rock star Bertrand Cantat was arrested after a violent altercation left his then-partner, actor Marie Trintignant, comatose.

Sparking national debate, the case was seen by some as a tragic accident and others as brutal violence. The documentary also covers events following Cantat’s conviction, including the suicide of his wife in 2010..