House of the Dragon
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Team black or team green? It’s time to choose your side. In the green corner, the Hightowers are planning to “land their first blow” – with Ser Otto currently standing in for King Viserys on the Iron Throne. But Westeros’s new It couple, Princess Rhaenyra and Prince Daemon, are charging the blacks to King’s Landing. Prepare yourself for one hell of a dinner party ... Look out for another cast change, too; the little ones are all grown up. Hollie Richardson
Our Dementia Choir Sings Again With Vicky McClure
9pm, BBC One
Filling the TV schedule’s gap for something heartwarming (and at times heartbreaking), Vicky McClure is back with her dementia choir four years after establishing it. In the first of two parts, McClure meets the singers as they prepare to record at the famous Abbey Road studios (could they score a No 1 hit?), and reports on why the government needs to take more action on dementia care. HR
Rise of the Nazis: The Downfall
9pm, BBC Two
In the third series of this documentary, complete with dramatisations, Kate Fleetwood narrates a three-part telling of the Nazis’ downfall. The opener takes us to 1944 Germany, where Hitler refuses to surrender despite losing the war. He calls leading generals to a secret location to plan what he hopes will be a critical attack. HR
The Walk-In
9pm ITV
Jeff Pope’s intense factual drama about recent rightwing violence in the UK continues, anchored by a typically gritty performance from Stephen Graham. As his former neo-Nazi turned anti-fascist journalist tries to keep tabs on extremist group National Action, a toxic associate from his past (David Hayman) wants to reconnect. Graeme Virtue
Stuck
10pm, BBC Two
It’s billed as a sitcom but Stuck often feels almost Pinter-esque in its unease. Tonight, an awkward dinner party traces a few of the faultlines in Carla (Morgana Robinson) and Dan’s (Dylan Moran) crumbling relationship. There are laughs, too – these two are excellent physical comedians – but the emotional notes are precisely struck. Phil Harrison
Richard Ayoade’s Question Team
10pm, Dave
Another trio of comedians – James Acaster, Jen Brister and Lara Ricote – pit What’s My Line and Call My Bluff-style quiz questions against one another (plus an ever-withering Richard Ayoade), on subjects including people, the 1990s and, from Ricote, who is partially deaf, a lip-reading challenge called Great British Lips. Tonight’s special guest is Rosie Jones. Ali Catterall
Live sport
Premier League Football: Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa, 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event
The match from the City Ground.
