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If you're looking for TV recommendations—whether it's a new TV drama, a comedy show, or just something fresh to watch on Netflix—then you're in luck, as five fabulous brand-new TV shows and films have either just landed or are set to this weekend!
From blockbuster films, to hilarious charity spin-offs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this weekend. So cancel your plans, settle in, and don’t miss these must-watch shows and movies that everyone will be talking about.
1. Peaky Blinders- The Immortal Man

If you’re missing the sharp suits and smoky drama of the original series, then the new Peaky Blinders film called The Immortal Man is here to pull you straight back into Tommy Shelby’s world — and yes, Cillian Murphy is back at the helm. Set after the events of the hit TV series, the film sees Tommy grappling with the ghosts of his past while new threats loom large over both his family and his carefully built empire. With political tensions simmering and old enemies never too far away, it’s a gripping return to the dark, stylish streets of Birmingham we know so well. Expect plenty of twists, intense showdowns and new character and famous cameos including Barry Keoghan as Tommy's estranged son.
Available to watch on Netflix from Friday 20th March
2. The Great Celebrity Bake Off - Stand Up to Cancer

This year’s Celebrity Bake Off welcomes back much-loved hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding to the famous tent. Paul Hollywood returns with his trademark steely stare and razor-sharp critiques, but there’s a change at the judging table as renowned pastry chef and Bake Off: The Professionals star Cherish Finden joins him. Prue Leith announced in February that she would be stepping away from the show due to health concerns.
The 2026 line-up is packed with familiar faces, including Dance Moms and Celebrity Big Brother star JoJo Siwa, former Love Island favourite Molly-Mae Hague, and ex-Geordie Shore star and Strictly contestant Vicky Pattison. Radio DJ Scott Mills and Made in Chelsea’s Sam Thompson will also be donning their aprons.
There’s plenty of comedy in the mix too, with Roisin Conaty, Judi Love, Jon Richardson, Joe Wilkinson, Alex Brooker, Babatunde Aléshé, Rose Matafeo and Tom Davis all baking for charity.
Joining them are actors Rose Ayling-Ellis (EastEnders, Code of Silence), Ambika Mod (One Day, This Is Going to Hurt), Emmett J Scanlan (Fool Me Once, The Tower) and Ralf Little (Death in Paradise, The Royle Family). Music fans can look forward to seeing Aston Merrygold (JLS), Rag ’N’ Bone Man and Mutya Buena (Sugababes) swap the stage for the tent.
Rounding off the star-studded line-up are radio host and TV personality Mark Wright, YouTuber Nella Rose and broadcaster Edith Bowman — all ready to whisk, knead and bake in support of a very good cause!
The first episode of this year's Celebrity Bake Off will air on Channel 4 at 7.40pm on Sunday 22nd March.
3. The Traitors: The Movie- The Sequel

If you thought The Traitors couldn’t get any more dramatic, think again! A glittering line-up of award-winning actors and comedians are teaming up with the real cast of the BBC mega-hit for a must-see Comic Relief special, The Traitors: The Movie – The Sequel, directed by Ruby Wax. Expect plenty of twists, treachery and tongue-in-cheek drama as Anna Friel transforms into none other than Claudia Winkleman, joined by famous faces including Vicky Pattison, Scott Mills, Iain Stirling, Alison Steadman and more — all channelling their inner Faithfuls and Traitors. Even better, they’ll be appearing alongside the actual series four contestants (Stephen, Jade, Fiona, Ross, Farraz, Judy and Amanda) as the sketch revisits some of the show’s most iconic moments in blockbuster style.
You can catch Comic Relief: Funny for Money on Friday 20 March from 7pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
4. Amandaland Comic Relief Special

If you can’t wait for the next series of Amandaland, you’re in luck — because the BBC’s biggest comedy of 2025 is back (albeit briefly) and is getting a Red Nose Day makeover! In a special sketch for Comic Relief: Funny for Money, chaos reigns when Amanda (Lucy Punch) and Anne (Philippa Dunne) head to BBC Broadcasting House for a live radio interview with Sara Cox… only to come face-to-face with a whole host of famous Amandas. Yes, really!
Cue plenty of confusion as Amanda Holden, Amanda Lamb, Amanda Barrie, Amanda Byram and Amanda Collier all get caught up in the mayhem, alongside an increasingly frazzled radio producer (played by Lydia West) and a long-suffering production runner (Lucia Keskin). Expect big laughs, brilliant cameos and all the deliciously awkward mix-ups you’d hope for in this must-see Comic Relief special!
You can catch Comic Relief: Funny for Money on Friday 20 March from 7pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
5. Last One Laughing- Series 2

After taking the UK comedy scene by storm, Last One Laughing season 2 has finally dropped on Prime Video — and the stakes are higher than ever. The hit show once again sees 10 top comedians battle it out to keep a straight face, knowing that a single giggle could cost them the game. Jimmy Carr returns with his razor-sharp wit as host, joined by Roisin Conaty as his deputy, while reigning champ Bob Mortimer is back to defend his crown.
This time around, the line-up is packed with comedy heavyweights including Alan Carr, Mel Giedroyc, Romesh Ranganathan, Diane Morgan, David Mitchell and more. With yellow cards at the ready and cameras capturing every twitch and smirk, it’s a ruthless (and hilarious) showdown where only one comic will have the last laugh.
Last One Laughing Season 2 is now available to stream on Prime Video
Claire Tapley is a digital editor for Yours.co.uk. She is a journalist with over 18 years' experience writing for women over 50. Before moving to Yours.co.uk, she was deputy editor of Yours magazine for nine years. Claire is extremely passionate about all things TV related, with her favourite shows including Traitors, Strictly and The Great British Bake Off.
