What To Watch This Week 13.01.25

Eat Smart: Secrets Of The Glucose Goddess, Channel 4

Jumping on the January health kick bandwagon? This documentary might pique your interest – without spiking your blood sugar. French biochemist and bestselling author Jessie Inchauspé, know as the Glucose Goddess, is on a mission to transform global health by helping people take control of their blood sugar levels. In this new Channel 4 documentary, she breaks down the science behind her methods and shares practical tips for boosting both physical and mental wellbeing.

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The Crow Girl, Paramount+

This gripping series, adapted from Erik Axl Sund’s novels, stars Dougray Scott (Mission Impossible: II, Ever After) as the quintessential stoic, troubled but dedicated TV detective. Joining him is Eve Myles (Torchwood, Keeping Faith), as they investigate a chilling string of murders: young men, all killed in the same brutal way – anaesthetised and then beaten to death. With a serial killer clearly on the loose, they turn to a psychotherapist for help, but one of her patients quickly becomes a person of interest. Will her professional ethics hold, or will the truth come at any cost?

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Going Sober: Can We Ditch The Booze?, ITV 1 

The low and no-alcohol market is booming, yet the UK faces record-high alcohol-related deaths following a surge in harmful drinking during the pandemic. Former addict and recovery expert Toby Winson – who battled alcoholism that left him with liver disease and nerve damage by the age of 25 – explores why more people are choosing to ditch alcohol and asks: can the UK finally transform its troubled relationship with drinking?

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Back In Action

Nearly ten years after her last film, Cameron Diaz is back in action in… Back In Action. In this new thriller, she rejoins her former Annie co-star Jamie Foxx. The two play seemingly average parents who are hiding a big secret – they used to be undercover agents. Years after they hung up their spy gear, they’re drawn back into the game when their cover is blown. Expect plenty of fun, as well as an incredible supporting cast including Glenn Close, Kyle Chandler and Andrew Scott. 

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Wolf Man

The recent Nosferatu reboot might just have sparked a trend for vintage horror remakes. Next up is Wolf Man, inspired by the kitschy 1941 classic The Wolf Man. Produced by Ryan Gosling and legendary horror producer Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity, The Purge, Get Out), the film follows a family at a remote farmhouse being terrorised by an unseen creature. Starring Julia Garner (Inventing Anna) and Christopher Abbott (Poor Things, Sanctuary), expect plenty of suspense.

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Severence, Apple TV+

After a long wait, Severance returns for a second series. In the surreal world of Lumon Industries, four employees sort floating numbers on screens while living with a chip that splits their memories in two: their ‘innie’ office worker has no clue about their ‘outie’ life beyond the workplace, and vice versa. Season two picks up after the explosive cliffhanger of season one, where Mark (Adam Scott) let his colleagues glimpse their ‘outie’ lives, setting the stage for things to get even weirder. The primary cast returns – including Patricia Arquette, John Turturro, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry and Christopher Walken – as well as some new faces like Gwendoline Christie and Alia Shawkat.

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Molly-Mae: Behind It All, Amazon 

This documentary series spotlights Molly-Mae Hague – businesswoman, brand ambassador, influencer and our very first digital Cover Star – best known as the joint runner-up of Love Island 2019. This behind-the-scenes glimpse into her glossy life covers it all: relationship drama (including her widely speculated break-up with Tommy Fury), the challenges of motherhood and the launch of her latest business venture, Maebe.

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