Ryan Reynolds is stuck in Russia and his only hope is quite dubious: what to watch on TV today

The Grand Tour, Mayday, Kitchen Nightmares, Instadocs: The Decoy Plane, Earle Meets World, Doğu, stand-up Rotem Abuhav, final episodes of the season of Silo, Monsters of God and Klara. Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, Deep Revenge, Dark Matter. What to watch on TV today (Friday):

On Keshet 12 at 21:50, stand-up Rotem Abuhav

A new special in which the comedian arrives to take the wind out of spirituality. In the crosshairs, among others: a detox retreat, Vipassana and a personal empowerment workshop.

On the Good Life channel at 18:00, Kitchen Nightmares

A tenth season for Gordon Ramsay's long-running reality show, who returns to failing family restaurants to prevent them from closing. This time he travels across the American Midwest, meeting business owners in heavy debt, kitchens that have lost control, and family relationships that threaten to tear the restaurant apart. Ramsay examines the service and behind-the-scenes conduct, forcing owners to deal with the decisions that brought them to a crisis. A new episode every Friday.

On Netflix, Instadocs: The Decoy Plane

A new independent documentary episode from the "Instadocs" series. The focus is on the disappearance of Donald Trump from Turkey in July 2026: he secretly moved to another plane while White House reporters continued to fly in the main plane, unaware the president was no longer with them. The plane they flew in was used as a decoy due to security concerns attributed to Iran. The investigation reconstructs the flight hours from the perspective of the people who were there, examining the cost of such security measures to the press.

On Netflix, Earle Meets World

A new reality series that expands the online life of internet star Alix Earle beyond short videos. The series follows her as she tries to turn digital fame into a business, travels the world, and manages relationships within her blended family. The transition from edited posts to longer documentation highlights the tension between the public figure and her private life.

On HBO Max, Doğu

A Turkish comedy-drama created by Doğu Demirkol, loosely based on his own experiences. Demirkol plays an exaggerated version of himself: a young Istanbulite who fails at almost everything he tries, is rejected from a talent show, and continues to chase the comedy dream despite skepticism from those around him. The first season premieres today.

On Amazon Prime Video, The Grand Tour

Amazon's car show returns with six episodes and a brand new trio of presenters: Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland. They take the format into their own hands, embarking on journeys and car challenges around the world, from the desert terrain of Angola to the car culture of Malaysia and California. All episodes are released simultaneously.

Movies

On Netflix: library films "Fargo" (1996) and "The Little Rascals" (1994).

On Apple TV, "Mayday": a new action-comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. A Cold War spy thriller turns into a story of friendship when US Navy pilot Lieutenant Troy "Assassin" Kelly gets trapped behind enemy lines and forms an unlikely alliance with a former KGB agent, Nikolai Ustinov. Directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein.