Peter Kay’s Car Share: The Finale
10pm, BBC One
Although Peter Kay has spent 2018 out of the spotlight due to what the comic has described as “unforeseen family circumstances”, he has still managed to put out the final two episodes of his beloved Bafta-winning sitcom. The first, Car Share: Unscripted, was a hit-and-miss improvised episode that included a joke some viewers considered transphobic. Will this overall finale be a more decisive hit? And will John (Kay) and Kayleigh (Sian Gibson) drive off into the sunset? Hannah J Davies
Britain’s Got Talent
7.30pm, ITV
Declan Donnelly hosts the first of five live shows across the week. With just 10 final spots available, the pressure is on, and going by Sheku Kanneh-Mason’s performance at the royal wedding, the big time beckons. That said, Sarah Llewellyn’s cake-scoffing opera last week might not be transferable to similar occasions. Mark Gibbings-Jones
Springwatch 2018
8pm, BBC Two
Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan, a presenting pair so enthusiastic they can make a dung pile sound like an action movie, return with the ’Watch. There’ll be plenty of wildlife drama as the team bed in at Sherborne Park, Gloucestershire. And new girl Gillian Burke is on the road, spotting killer whales off Shetland. Hannah Verdier
24 Hours in Police Custody
9pm, Channel 4
The Eastern Region Special Ops Unit has its plate full this week, arranging 10 simultaneous armed dawn raids on an organised crime syndicate involved in supplying drugs. With each arrest, a new suspect is grilled by officers using the newly unearthed evidence. Ben Arnold
Return to Turin: Italia 90
9pm, History
Italia 90 was a key World Cup in English football history, helping rehabilitate a game that had been in the doldrums. This documentary relives Italia 90’s best moments and launches a week of World Cup-themed programming on History that also includes many of the official Fifa tournament films. David Stubbs
King Lear
9.30pm, BBC Two
At 114 minutes, Richard Eyre’s film is a greatest-hits Lear, at times brutally compressed. The sport is in judging which big name nails their part the best: Emily Watson’s ruffled Regan and Christopher Eccleston’s tart Oswald stand out in a very starry ensemble that eclipses Anthony Hopkins as the childish king. Jack Seale
TV film
This Is England (11.10pm, Film4)
This first of Shane Meadows’s brilliant social drama series is set in a bleak Midlands town in 1983, where Shaun (Thomas Turgoose), missing his father who has died in the Falklands, is adopted by a group of warm-hearted, multiracial skinheads – but is then drawn into violent NF company. Grim and touching. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Tennis: The French Open (10am, Eurosport 2)
The first round continues at Roland-Garros.
Test Cricket: England v Pakistan (10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket)
The final day of the Lord’s Test.
League Two Football: Coventry City v Exeter City (2.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event)
The battle for promotion from League Two culminates in a trip to Wembley.
