Smashing Hits! The 80s Pop Map of Britain & Ireland
10pm, BBC Four
An unwieldy title betrays a lovingly crafted exploration of 80s pop, through the prism of the cities that created it. Midge Ure and Kim Appleby (pictured, with the Selecter’s Pauline Black) head off on a road trip, stopping first in London, where the Soho bands spawned from Steve Strange and Rusty Egan’s Blitz club would come to dominate the charts. Then it’s north to Coventry, to take in the roots of 2 Tone, and on to Sheffield, where, thanks to the Human League and Heaven 17, brutalist synthpop reigned supreme. Ben Arnold
George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces
8pm, Channel 4
Small spaces, big repurposing opportunities as the architect remembers builds in continental Europe. Much is familiar, but the ingenuity is worth revisiting, especially in Barcelona, where an apartment of just 24 sq metres has everything hidden in the walls. Jonathan Wright
Top of the Pops: The Story of 1986
8pm, BBC Four
The series that is far better than it has any right to be reaches 1986: a year of novelties, covers, movie tie-ins and soap hits. Spitting Image’s The Chicken Song has its cake and eats it by becoming the thing it satirises and Paul Hardcastle’s new TOTP theme tune itself becomes a hit. Ali Catterall
The Crystal Maze: Celebrity Special
9pm, Channel 4
Instantly kitsch in its original iteration, Richard Ayoade has made the revived Crystal Maze – as he does most things – a monument to his engaging silliness. Tonight’s celebrities are the cast of the hit comedy Derry Girls. Good show, nice bunch and willing foils to their host’s verbal dazzle. John Robinson
The Last Leg
10pm, Channel 4
Such is the turbulence of 2018 that it’s impossible to second guess the contents of a topical talkshow. What on earth will Trump or May do next? What seems safe to assume, however, is that Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker’s comic chemistry will guide us through whatever fresh horrors are afoot. Phil Harrison
The Big Narstie Show
11.05pm, Channel 4
Craig David’s wingman Big Narstie and his charismatic co-host Mo Gilligan present another slice of post-pub TV. Narstie heads out on the road to spread his own unique brand of joy to the nation, while big name guests join him and Gilligan in the studio. Who needs Graham Norton and his starry sofa when these two huge personalities are in action? Hannah Verdier
Film choice
The Guest, 12.40am, Film4 (Adam Wingard, 2014)
Dan Stevens is charming US soldier David, who shows up at the home of the grieving Peterson family claiming he served with their son, killed in action in the Middle East. Mum, Dad and their little bullied son fall for him, but goth girl Anna (Maika Monroe) is rightly suspicious. A clever, gory thriller. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Tennis: Wimbledon 2018 11.30am, BBC Two. Third-round singles action from the All England Club.
World Cup football 2.30pm, 6.30pm, BBC One/ITV. The quarter-finals get under way in Russia.
International T20 Cricket: England v India 5pm, Sky Sports Main Event. More short-form action from Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.
