On Superjurgatory (RTÉ 2), a family swap NYC for suburbia; Critical (Sky 1) is a new medical drama starring Irish actress Catherine Walker; and The Gift (BBC One) sees a man try to track down the people who saved his life
Superjurgatory, 7.30pm RTÉ 2
For one teenage transplant from New York City, the suburbs represent a unique version of hell. Forget purgatory - this is suburgatory, or so it seems to 16-year-old Tessa Altman when her father, George Altman, uproots the family from their apartment in New York City to move to the prosperous and smug burb of Chatswin. George wonders if they haven’t jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
Superjurgatory
Critical, 9.00pm Sky 1
Critical is a 13-part series set in a state-of-the-art Major Trauma Centre, a unit which treats only the most gravely ill or seriously injured. Each episode features a new case over the course of one hour. Lennie James (The Walking Dead, Line of Duty) plays locum trauma consultant Glen Boyle. Irish actress Catherine Walker (Strike Back, Patrick’s Day ) plays trauma registrar Fiona Lomas.
Critical
The Gift, 9.00pm BBC One
More stories of people desperate to say ‘thank you’ or ‘sorry’ to a key person from their past. Ten years ago, Andy’s trip of a lifetime ended in tragedy when the St Stephen’s Day Tsunami struck. His girlfriend lost her life, and he only narrowly escaped with his. As the ten year anniversary approaches, he wants to track down the three men who rescued him and draw a line under the tragedy for good. With minimal information, he embarks on a search to find his heroes.
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