Given that Hong Kong's television stations appear to change their films at a whim, it crossed my mind that TVB might decide to drop Fire And Rain (Pearl, noon), a made-for-TV disaster movie about an ill-fated Delta Airlines flight that crashes at Dallas Fort Worth Airport.
Uncomfortably close to the TWA disaster near New York, it has graphic scenes of the carnage and focuses on the aftermath of the crash and the effects on people involved with it rather than the run-up to it.
There's a well-known cast, including Angie Dickinson, David Hasselhoff, Patti LaBelle and Tom Bosley.
But I fear the remarkable realism will make it too harrowing for some to watch at a time when we have so recently seen similar shots in the news.
Hard to believe though it is, the wonderfully-named The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom (Pearl, 1.30pm) is positively true.
In 1991, the story of Wanda Holloway, a Texas housewife accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill the mother of her daughter's cheerleading rival, drove the Gulf War, the fall of communism and the collapse of apartheid off the front pages of newspapers across America.