Television programming on Wednesday, July 22, features a diverse lineup of dramas, documentaries, and reality shows across multiple channels.
At 8 p.m. on channel 5, the latest edition of "Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts," a spin-off of Channel 4’s "24 Hours In A&E," follows the urgent care of several patients. The episode opens with paramedics arriving with 23-year-old plumber Jake, who is suspected of suffering a severe ankle fracture. The medical team also treats Alistair, who was injured in a workplace gas explosion, alongside paediatric cases including three-year-old Frankie, who remains energetic despite a head injury.
At the same time on Channel 4, the professional baking competition "Bake Off: The Professionals" reaches its climactic finale. The remaining three teams are tasked with a demanding 12-hour challenge, creating an elaborate banquet for a masquerade ball. Midway through the contest, the contestants present two desserts to the judges, Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden, leading to the immediate elimination of one team. The final two contenders then compete head-to-head for the championship.
Sky Documentaries airs the latest episode of "Katie Price: Nothing To Hide" at 9 p.m., focusing on the period following Katie Price’s participation in "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here." The episode explores her evolving relationship with Peter Andre, which results in various commercial ventures and their own reality television show. It also covers their large wedding, financed by an exclusive magazine deal. Behind the scenes, tensions emerge as Katie’s family express feelings of exclusion, and she struggles with post-natal depression. The episode documents the birth of her children, Junior and Princess, and follows her management team’s efforts to shift her public image from the controversial “Jordan” persona to a more family-friendly “Katie Price.”
Channel 4 also premieres a new episode of the political espionage drama "The Undeclared War" at 9 p.m. The storyline reveals that Saara’s crucial contact in Russia, Vadim (played by German Segal), is now detained in China. Meanwhile, tensions rise at GCHQ between intelligence analyst Danny and his military counterpart Roz (Simon Pegg and Chloe Pirrie) over the growing strategic threat posed by China. Head of security Charlie (Danny Sapani) becomes convinced that a mole has been identified within their ranks.
Simultaneously on channel 5, viewers can watch the second episode of "The Crow Girl," a crime drama adapted from a Swedish bestseller but relocated to Bristol. The episode builds intensity as a third victim is discovered outside a private school, complicating the investigation led by Jeanette (Eve Myles). Her pursuit of suspect Lowry encounters challenges, while her partnership with Sophia (Katherine Kelly) strengthens amid the series’ intertwining subplots.
This varied slate of programming presents a mix of factual urgency, competitive tension, personal drama, espionage intrigue, and crime thriller suspense for audiences across the evening.