Top 10 TV and Streaming Recommendations for Saturday

Looking for something to watch today? Here are the top 10 TV and streaming picks for Saturday to keep you entertained.

First up, we have the return of the beloved time-travelling series, “Doctor Who,” airing at 6.50pm on BBC One. Ncuti Gatwa is back as the Doctor, this time joined by Varada Sethu as his new companion. Don’t miss as they embark on an intergalactic quest to rescue Nurse Belinda Chandra from outer space robots.

If you’re in the mood for a movie night, check out “Greedy People” on Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW. This crime comedy caper follows the residents of a small island town as they navigate a murder and a million-dollar discovery, leading to a series of bad decisions.

On BBC Two, it’s Simon & Garfunkel Night with a tribute to the iconic duo. Starting with “Simply Simon,” a solo show by Paul Simon, followed by “The Harmony Game,” a behind-the-scenes look at their final studio album. Stick around for a screening of “The Graduate” at 11.55pm, featuring classic Simon & Garfunkel tunes.

For reality TV fans, catch the final of “Gladiators” at 5.50pm on BBC One, hosted by Bradley and Barney Walsh. Four grand finalists battle it out in five brutal events to claim the Gladiators champion title for 2025.

Later in the evening, Martin Scorsese’s epic drama “Gangs of New York” airs at 10.00pm on Channel 4. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis, this historical film follows an Irishman seeking revenge in 19th-century New York.

If you prefer something closer to home, tune in to “Broken Law” at 9.15pm on RTÉ2, a gripping Irish crime drama about a Garda officer torn between loyalty to the law and helping his ex-con brother.

For family-friendly viewing, catch “Shrek The Third” at 3.05pm on BBC One. Follow Shrek as he navigates the unexpected role of heir to the throne and sets out on a quest to find the rightful king, all while dealing with the ambitious Prince Charming.

Lastly, sports fans can tune in to BBC Two at 12.10pm for The Championship, featuring the Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final between Antrim and Armagh.

With a mix of sci-fi, comedy, music, drama, and sports, there’s something for everyone on TV and streaming today. Happy watching!