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What s on TV this weekend: David Attenborough returns to the BBC with A Perfect Planet

What’s on TV this weekend: David Attenborough returns to the BBC with A Perfect Planet The i 1/1/2021 Gerard Gilbert Friday 9pm, BBC One A new year and a new real-crime drama. This immaculately designed eight-part thriller follows the hunt for Charles Sobhraj, a conman and serial killer who preyed on young backpackers on the South East Asian “hippy trail” during the mid-1970s. We first meet Sobhraj (played with suitably chilling menace by Tahar Rahim) posing as a gem salesman on the fringes of Bangkok’s red-light district, with Jenna Coleman speaking in a French-Canadian accent as the killer’s girlfriend and accomplice. Billy Howle plays the Dutch diplomat whose hunt for two backpackers from the Netherlands throws him unwittingly on to Sobhraj’s trail.

David Walliams feels a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang challenge coming on

David Walliams feels a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang challenge coming on
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TV tonight: Charles Sobhraj s colourful life of crime

TV tonight: Charles Sobhraj s colourful life of crime Ammar Kalia, Hannah Verdier, Phil Harrison , Graeme Virtue and Paul Howlett The Serpent 9pm, BBC One A Prophet’s Tahar Rahim stars in this thriller telling the true story of conman Charles Sobhraj (Rahim) and his girlfriend Marie-Andrée Leclerc’s (Jenna Coleman) crime spree throughout the “hippy trail” of Thailand, Nepal and India in 1975 and 1976. In this opening episode, we are thrown into a world of 70s silk suits and feathered hair as Sobhraj and Leclerc pose as jet-setting gem dealers, while Dutch junior diplomat Herman Knippenberg (Billy Howle) stumbles upon their crimes.

New Year s Day TV: Doctor Who and The Serpent

Doctor Who (BBC1, 6.45pm) IT’S been nine months since we last saw Jodie Whittaker as everybody’s favourite Time Lord. The sci-fi classic was a Christmas Day fixture for several years, but has now found a home at New Year instead, and this festive edition certainly kicks off 2021 in style by reintroducing the heroine’s most feared foe – the Daleks. Unfortunately for Yaz, Ryan and Graham, they can’t call on the Doctor’s help when they uncover the alien threat in their midst because she’s currently locked up in a high-security prison in some far-flung corner of the galaxy. Instead, the trio must find a way to battle the legion of evil themselves – which is far from easy. And to spice things up a bit, John Barrowman is back as Captain Jack.

It s chocks away for chitty! Can David Walliams really get the famous car airborne?

As a child, David Walliams’s favourite movie was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the 1968 musical fantasy about a flying car, its eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts and the brilliantly scary Child Catcher. But the thing that really captured David’s imagination was when Chitty took to the air.  ‘Those scenes were absolutely magical,’ recalls BGT judge David, ‘I really thought that car was flying.’ In reality, Chitty never got off the ground. Weighing a whopping two tons, the specially built vehicle was used for road scenes while a replica was employed for aerial shots at Pinewood Studios.  Dick Van Dyke, who played Caractacus, and his co-stars simply had to pretend they were racing down the sides of cliffs or soaring over oceans. But what if there were a way the famous old motor could actually become airborne? David, and fans across the world, would be over the moon.

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