The true story that became a thriller series: what to watch on TV today

"33 Days" returns to the true escape of two prisoners from a prison in Spain and the police manhunt that followed, "Four Hands, Two Sonatas" follows two young pianists who turn from rivals into partners, and also "Conan O'Brien Must Go", "Dancing with the Stars" and other content broadcast today (Saturday) on Israeli television.

Israel Hayom•Author: Ido Yeshayahu

Source •August 29, 2026, 07:47

"Four Hands, Two Sonatas", "33 Days", season finale of "Lansky - The Zionist Gangster", "Dancing with the Stars", "The Voice". What to watch on TV today (Saturday):

On Partner TV: "33 Days" (Thirty Three Days)

A new six-episode Spanish crime miniseries is based on the true story of the escape of two prisoners from Ponent prison in Lleida in 2001. The two planned the escape for months, and when it was carried out, they began a flight that lasted 33 days and put the Mossos d'Esquadra to a public test at a time when the Catalan police force was still young. The series, which aired in Spain in June of this year, moves between the fugitives and the police officers trying to close in on them, while examining the dependent relationship between the two prisoners, which becomes crucial as the original plan falls apart and their options narrow.

On Netflix starting at 15:10: "Four Hands, Two Sonatas" (Four Hands, Two Sonatas)

A 12-episode South Korean musical coming-of-age drama set in a prestigious arts high school. Song Kang plays a prodigy pianist who grew up on an orderly path of competitions, grades, and expectations of perfection, but behind the confidence he displays hide anxiety and constant pressure. Facing him is a pianist with natural talent who returned to music after a difficult childhood. The encounter between them quickly turns into a rivalry that forces both of them to redefine what they want from the piano and from themselves. A new episode airs every Saturday and Sunday at 15:10.