New shows this week include "Raised by the Village."

A new series called "Raised by the Village" starts this week. This show sends urban teens to a rural farm in Ireland without their smartphones. The teens must adapt to life without technology. One of the teens, Noah, is a 14-year-old from the city. He will stay with the Collins family on their farm. Another teen, Teagan, will live with the Morrissey family at a dairy farm. Another series focuses on women in combat sports in Ireland. This three-part show features boxers, jiu-jitsu fighters, and a karate teacher as they prepare for competitions. Notably, boxer Christina Desmond is aiming for the national team and the 2024 Olympics. In a different sports-themed show, four Irish athletes try to become American football players in the NFL. They are training under the guidance of an NFL scout. This could lead to new opportunities for them in a completely different sport. A new cooking series with Donal Skehan will showcase recipes for Eid al-Fitr, the holiday at the end of Ramadan. Skehan will cook traditional dishes with the help of guest chefs, exploring the flavors of Eid. Kris Marshall returns in the "Death in Paradise" spin-off, this time in an English village. He faces new mysteries and tensions in his personal life as he tries to settle down with his fiancée. In a new comedy from Northern Ireland, a country girl named Claire tries to find a farmer to marry but meets an unexpected suitor from New York. Another game show involves guests at a luxury hotel, where they must figure out who among them has hidden $1 million. The host, Peter Serafinowicz, will guide the contestants through various challenges and deceptions. Finally, a new series explores the challenges of the film industry as a studio head tries to keep cinema relevant. This show features notable actors and a comedic twist on the efforts to revive the big screen experience.