The Bridge
9pm, BBC Two
As the Scandi-noir heads towards its final ever episode, we are at last getting closer to finding out why the bodies are piling up. Can Henrik and Saga keep it together for long enough to reveal the truth? It is a shame it takes a flashback that is perilously close to an info-dump to move things along. But that misstep aside, what with Henrik falling back on old habits, Saga showing her usual subtlety in interviews (“Was it a vaginal birth?”) and a doozy of a cliffhanger, this is terrific television. We will miss The Bridge. Jonathan Wright
George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces
8pm, Channel 4
This week, George is celebrating British history. He has a nose at a pair of second world war bunkers in a garden and a Victorian railway carriage, the interior of which was hewn from 17th-century mahogany. There is also a converted dog house in Devon and a camper van housing a cream-tea business. Ben Arnold
Lethal Weapon
9pm, ITV
Death and tuxes: nervy lawyer Leo Getz (Thomas Lennon, putting his own dapper spin on Joe Pesci’s movie character) has his nuptials derailed when his bride goes awol, leaving a murdered assassin in her closet. It is up to best man Murtaugh and a reluctant Riggs to save the (wedding) day. Graeme Virtue
The Crystal Maze: Celebrity Special
9pm, Channel 4
Dennis Wise once captained a motley melange of Chelsea footballers. Now he is leading a similarly ragtag rabble of celebrities toward the Dome, including Bez, Katie Price, Roman Kemp and (appropriately) Made in Chelsea’s Binky Felstead. Richard Ayoade hosts. Mark Gibbings-Jones
Africa: A Journey into Music
10pm, BBC Four
Rita Ray travels to Mali – “Full of colour, history and attitude” – in the final part of this excellent series. In this former French colony, where music is banned in some areas, Ray talks to Songhoy Blues guitarist Garba Touré and Grammy award-winner Oumou Sangaré, who is fearlessly tackling Malian taboos. Ali Catterall
The Graham Norton Show
10.45pm, BBC One
The corrective effect of the Ocean’s 8 cast ripples out into chatshows: Norton tonight has a sofa full of smart, funny women. Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Helena Bonham Carter discuss their new heist movie, with Years & Years playing their latest single, If You’re Over Me. Jack Seale
Film choice
Blade Runner 2049 (Denis Villeneuve, 2017), 11.30am and 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
Denis Villeneuve’s mindbending sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 Blade Runner is set in a totally immersive, desolate world 30 years on from the events of the original. Ryan Gosling’s replicant LAPD officer K is given a missifn that leads to a meeting with Harrison Ford’s now reclusive Deckard. Paul Howlett
Live sport
World Cup Football: Egypt v Uruguay 12.30pm, BBC One. The later games are Morocco v Iran (ITV) and Portugal v Spain (BBC One).
Cycling: Tour of Slovenia 12.30pm, Eurosport 1. Day three of the tour race.
Women’s ODI cricket: England v South Africa 1.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Coverage from Canterbury.
