Black Lake
9pm, BBC Four
It will be for future TV historians to figure out why, in the early 21st century, TV murder dramas always had to have a lake attached. Meanwhile, in the final two episodes of this Scandinavian series, a prequel to the original, Oscar has gone missing, leading to a general manhunt; further grisly discoveries are made and speculation rises that the real culprit might be just be the environment itself; “this island has always demanded blood.” Just hop on a boat, maybe? David Stubbs
Crikey! It’s the Irwins
6pm, Discovery
Steve Irwin may have died in 2006 but his spirit of khaki-shorted exuberance lives on at Australia Zoo. This series shadows his wife Terri and children Bindi and Robert as they calmly contend with a blind tiger and a pregnant koala, with all the behind-the-scenes action intercut with vintage footage of Steve in full flight. Graeme Virtue
Michael McIntyre’s Big Surprises
7pm, BBC One
The host reviews the best bits from four series of his Big Show. Ed Balls, Alexander Armstrong and Carol Vorderman recall playing Celeb Send to All and Gino D’Acampo relives finding McIntyre in his bedroom on Midnight Gameshow. Plus a musical number from Unexpected Star Anush Hydros. Mike Bradley
The Greatest Dancer
8pm, BBC One
Week three of the talent contest that’s Britain’s Got Talent if you skipped through the dog acts, but good fun nonetheless. Having voted through JSD Minis and the masterly Chris last week, who will get the nod here? And when will Cheryl, Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse get to do some actual judging? Hannah J Davies
The Voice UK
8pm, ITV
The third week of blind auditions dawns and already there have been a fair few chair-turning singers. Jennifer Hudson has even performed her trademark shoe throw (for the uninitiated, it means she likes what she’s hearing) so the standard must be high. Hudson, Olly Murs, Tom Jones and Will.i.am sift through the contestants. Hannah Verdier
Drake’s Royal Voyager
9pm, Channel 5
As well as telling a rollicking tale of 16th-century life on the high seas aboard the Golden Hinde, this doc paints a surprising portrait of her master: pirate-turned-legit mariner and servant of Queen Elizabeth I, Sir Francis Drake. A timber-shivering story of a mission to plunder Spanish ships in the Pacific. Mike Bradley
Film choice
Kill Bill: Vol 1, 10pm, Syfy
Quentin Tarantino’s bloody extravaganza has a wronged Uma Thurman wreaking vengeance on her erstwhile boss, Bill (David Carradine) and the rest of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad who left her for dead on her wedding day. Basically a series of sensational set-pieces, all done with irresistible energy. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
Snooker: The Masters, 1.15pm, BBC One
The opening semi-final.
Premier League Football: Arsenal v Chelsea, 5pm, BT Sport 1
Wolves v Leicester airs 12.30pm on Sky Sports Main Event.
Champions Cup Rugby Union: Munster v Exeter Chiefs, 5.05pm, Channel 4
Anglo-Irish clash. BT Sport 2 airs two more games from 12.30pm.
