Tell Me Lies and The Night Manager return – here’s what to watch this week

January 11

Industry, BBC One

Industry Season 4 propels Harper and Yasmin into a high-stakes, globe-spanning showdown with Tender, a flashy fintech startup shaking up London’s financial elite. As power plays and big money fuel a dangerous cat-and-mouse game, their already warped friendship is tested further – Harper drawn into the orbit of enigmatic executive Whitney Halberstram (Max Minghella), and Yasmin entangled with her tech-founder boyfriend, Sir Henry Muck (Kit Harington). As always, expect ethically treacherous territory in pursuit of fortune, influence and ambition.

The Night Manager, Prime Video

Based on characters created by John le Carré, The Night Manager returns 10 years after its first season to once again follow MI6 officer Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) as he races to uncover a conspiracy threatening to destabilise a nation. Surrounded by betrayal, Pine must decide whom he can trust and how far he’s willing to go before time runs out.

January 12

Hijack, Apple TV

In the second season of this intense thriller, Idris Elba returns as Sam Nelson, the corporate negotiator who last time talked, bluffed, and fought his way through a hijacked plane to save its passengers. This time, Sam is in Berlin, tracking the fugitive he believes orchestrated that attack, when he steps onto an underground train rigged with a bomb. As the twists pile up, suspicion quickly turns on Sam himself, with German police and British intelligence questioning whether he’s a hero or an accomplice.

January 13

Tell Me Lies, Disney+

Returning for its third season, Tell Me Lies brings viewers into the depths of a toxic relationship. In this instalment, we dive back into Lucy and Stephen’s tumultuous college years at Baird, where they try to make things different but get caught in old patterns, with Stephen manipulating Lucy by falsely confessing to Macy’s death to regain her trust. Meanwhile, past secrets and destructive behaviours among their friends lead to escalating drama and serious consequences. Gripping viewing.

January 15

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, Netflix