BBC Proms 2018
7.30pm, BBC Four
A gala evening to mark the centenary of American composer Leonard Bernstein’s birth begins with a live concert performance of the 1944 Broadway hit musical On the Town, courtesy of the LSO under John Wilson. At 9.50pm Bruno Tonioli and Suzy Klein examine the creation of West Side Story, which, astonishingly, was turned down by producers when it was first pitched in the 1950s. The tribute ends with Leonard Bernstein at the BBC (10.50pm), with selections from 50 years of archive performances and interviews. Mike Bradley
WOS Wrestling
5pm, ITV
The scrappy Spandex soap opera of pins and needling continues, with plenty of bad blood brewing in the male tag-team semi-finals. Elsewhere, mute colossus Crater takes on two brave young hopefuls, while recent gatecrasher Ayesha looks to dominate a four-way battle royale in the women’s division. Graeme Virtue
Japandemonium
6.30pm, ITV
The finale of the show that compiles the strangest clips from Japanese gameshows features more footage from “Candy or not Candy” in which contestants bite down on items that may be confectionery or could just be wood. Plus “chopsticks bungee jumping” and no-holds-barred camera pranks. MB
Anita & Me – and Me
9.50pm, BBC Two
Actor-writer Meera Syal returns to the Black Country mining village of Essington where she grew up to provide a personal introduction to the warm, funny 2002 film Anita & Me. In it, she describes what inspired her to write the novel it was based on: “I wanted to record the likes of us, the first generation of British Asians.” MB
Celebrity Big Brother
10pm, Channel 5
In the absence of promised housemate Stormy Daniels, the rest of the assembled celebrities plod on under the gaze of CBB devotees. Ex-soap stars mingle with faces from the reality TV roundabout (and the odd gem such as Kirstie Alley) and try to find their hierarchy in these still-early days of their incarceration. Hannah Verdier
Wentworth Prison
10pm, 5Star
Nothing to do with Prison Break’s Wentworth Miller, but rather Australia’s Orange Is the New Black-esque remake of Prisoner: Cell Block H. Series six continues with corrections officers Vera, Jake and Will finding themselves on the wrong side of the law, as they’re blackmailed over the Joan situation. Hannah J Davies
Film choice
Prometheus 9pm, E4
Ridley Scott’s prequel to Alien explores the genesis of the malevolent space monster. Noomi Rapace’s Dr Elizabeth Shaw is the new Ripley figure among the crew of the Prometheus, on a mission to locate the extraterrestrials who may once have visited Earth. The film’s sheer, breathtaking vision blasts it over the weird narrative lapses. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
Premier League Football: Wolves v Manchester City , 11.30am, Sky Sports Main Event
Liverpool v Brighton follows at 5pm on BT Sport 1.
Horse Racing: York Ebor Festival, 1.30pm, ITV
Includes the Ebor handicap at 3.40pm.
Rugby League: Catalans Dragons v Warrington Wolves, 2pm, BBC One
The Challenge Cup final.
