Top 10 TV and Streaming Recommendations for Monday

Here’s what’s streaming on Monday, let’s dive in!

Starting off, we have the final installment of “The Skinny Jab Revolution” with host Kathryn Thomas on RTÉ One. In this episode, Kathryn delves into the impact of GLP-1 medications on weight loss, questioning if our current food environment makes shedding pounds without medication more challenging. She also chats with experts in obesity, neuroscience, and food marketing.

Next up, on BBC Two at 8:00 PM, “Chess Masters: The Endgame” hosted by Sue Perkins features 12 talented chess players from the UK competing in puzzles and eliminations. The first heat kicks off in Cardiff, promising intense gameplay and brain-boggling challenges.

If you’re a fan of Michael Sheen, tune in to Channel 4 at 9:00 PM for “Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway”. He takes on big banks and finance companies, exposing how they profit from vulnerable individuals by buying and erasing £1 million of debt in south Wales. This documentary sheds light on the financial struggles faced by many in society.

Michael Portillo takes us on a railway journey across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina in “Great Continental Railway Journeys” at 6:30 PM on BBC Two. From exploring ancient Roman ruins to visiting olive farms, this episode promises a mix of history and adventure.

On the same channel at 7:00 PM, “Is Greenland for Sale?” investigates US President Donald Trump’s interest in acquiring Greenland from Denmark. While many consider it a far-fetched idea, this documentary explores the potential implications of such a move.

Don’t miss “Panorama” on BBC One at 8:30 PM, offering insights into the recent wildfires in Los Angeles and the factors contributing to the disaster. Survivor stories and expert analysis provide a comprehensive look at the impact of climate change and public service funding.

For some laughs, check out “Trasna Na Líne” on Virgin Media One at 10:00 PM, a mockumentary comedy set in an Irish gaelscoil. Follow the story of a new student teacher with a little white lie on her CV and her humorous attempts to navigate the Irish language.

Lastly, on BBC Four at 7:30 PM, “Who Do You Think You Are? USA” features Courteney Cox tracing her ancestry back to medieval times and uncovering shocking family secrets. This episode promises a fascinating journey through European history and Cox’s own lineage.

And if you’re a fan of classic comedy, tune in to “Dave Allen” on BBC Four at 9:00 PM for some satirical takes on life’s quirks by the legendary Dublin comedian.

That’s a wrap for today’s top TV and streaming picks, stay tuned for more entertainment updates!