Television audiences have a diverse array of programming to explore tonight, headlined by a compelling new documentary featuring former finance trader Gary Stevenson. “How to Get Filthy Rich With Gary Stevenson” delves into the complex issue of wealth inequality. In the film, Stevenson, who once made a fortune in trading, advocates for a tax targeting the ultra-wealthy while critiquing the economic system and its societal effects.
For those intrigued by real-life medical emergencies, “Ambulance: Code Red” offers a gripping look at emergency teams as they tackle life-threatening situations. This episode includes intense scenes of a cardiac arrest and a severe motorcycle accident, showcasing the critical work of first responders.
Fans of dramatic television can continue following the action in the fourth season of “Fire Country.” The series portrays firefighters confronting a formidable wildfire, with the arrival of a new battalion chief introducing additional challenges for the team, adding layers to the ongoing storyline.
Meanwhile, BBC Two revisits the legacy of the beloved comedy “The Office” in a special program. Actors Martin Freeman and Mackenzie Crook share insights on the show’s casting, iconic moments, and its enduring impact, marking 25 years since it first premiered.
For viewers with an interest in historical mysteries, “Mysteries Unearthed With Danny Trejo” investigates the intriguing possibility of a rare submarine car, featured in a James Bond film, being found in a storage unit. Additionally, film enthusiasts can enjoy BBC Two’s broadcast of “My Summer of Love,” the acclaimed 2004 drama that marked Emily Blunt’s debut in a feature film.