New Gross-Out Welsh Comedy: “The Golden Cobra”

Welcome to The Golden Cobra, known as the mankiest Indian takeaway in Ebbw Vale. As we meet the animated gang, Basil, the owner, is seen dealing with a rat using a cricket bat, and disturbingly, using the same bat to stir the korma. Just as things couldn’t get worse, a health inspector makes an unexpected visit. The show features gross-out comedy and has a slight visual resemblance to “King of the Hill” but with its unique, grubby charm.

There’s a moving story from Bannau Brycheiniog, formerly known as the Brecon Beacons, in the new series of the documentary strand “Our Lives.” Katy Yeandle and Emma Rees organize a football match between England and Wales for a charity established in memory of Katy’s son Joseph, who died of cancer. They have high hopes and ambitious goals: can they manage to bring in both professional players and celebrities for the cause?

Ken Bruce’s notorious music quiz continues with “Celebrity PopMaster TV” on Channel 4. Whether it’s watching A Place in the Sun presenter Jean Johansson struggling to identify Black Grape, or marveling at Claire Richards from Steps showcasing her pop expertise, the show remains irresistible for those who love shouting the answers out loud at their TV screens.

An intriguing idea for the latest Prom as the London Contemporary Orchestra dives into music from modern film soundtracks. The selections include scores from “All Quiet on the Western Front,” “Poor Things,” and “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Edith Bowman presents from the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London, making it a must-watch for music and movie lovers alike.

In Broken Hill, a remote ex-mining town on the edge of the Australian outback, Miriam Margolyes finds herself horrified by the local indulgence in hard drinking and ‘roo-shooting. Yet, she feels surprisingly at home in the legendary Palace Hotel, which served as a filming location for the cult movie “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”

Champions: Full Gallop on ITV1 takes us behind the scenes of the Grand National at Aintree, which boasts a million-pound prize. This documentary series introduces us to the various runners and riders, including amateur jockey Gina Andrews and Corach Rambler, the winning horse of 2023. It offers a captivating glimpse into what makes this event one of the highlights in the horse racing calendar.

For sports enthusiasts, Premier League football returns with the season opener at Old Trafford. Tune in to Sky Sports Main Event at 6.30pm to watch Manchester United take on Fulham in a thrilling kickstart to the new season.

Source: The Guardian