TV tonight: Channel 5 revives Play for Today with a camping trip gone wrong
Channel 5's revival of the drama anthology continues this evening, alongside the return of Graham Norton's chat show with guest Tom Cruise.
Channel 5's revival of the classic drama anthology Play for Today continues this evening with a new instalment centred on a camping trip that takes an ill-fated turn.
Also airing tonight is the return of Graham Norton's chat show, with Tom Cruise among the guests scheduled to appear.
The drama begins at 9pm on Channel 5, according to the evening's television schedule.
Sources
- TV tonight: Channel 5’s revival of Play for Today goes wild — The Guardian — Culture
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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