Top Gear
8pm, BBC Two
When looking back on Matt LeBlanc’s run on Top Gear, TV historians might conclude that the leather-jacketed Friends hunk was always stuck in second gear. Tonight’s launch of his fourth and final stint has already been preempted by news that the franchise will – spoiler warning – be retooled later this year with new hosts Paddy McGuinness and Freddie Flintoff. But before that laddish MOT there are some implausibly fancy estate cars to test in Norway and Westworld desperado James Marsden to interrogate. Graeme Virtue
Endeavour
8pm, ITV
Against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 lift-off, a young astrophysicist and his girlfriend are found dead in a car accident – but Endeavour suspects foul play. Might it have something to do with a new-age cult called the Single Way Institute? Endeavour pays a visit and discovers a roomful of screaming people in their underwear … Ali Catterall
Baptiste
9pm, BBC One
This slowburning spin-off from The Missing edges tonight’s battle of the new 9pm dramas. Writers Harry and Jack Williams (Liar, Rellik) know how to craft good TV and the opener draws you into a darkly compelling plot that sees Tchéky Karyo return as French detective Julien Baptiste, now on the hunt for a missing sex worker. Mike Bradley
Traitors
9pm, Channel 4
Clique actor Emma Appleton leads a starry cast in this spy thriller from writer Bash Doran. Appleton plays an intelligence ingenue who finds her head turned by rogue American spooks who recruit her to spy on her own country as the cold war approaches. Keeley Hawes and Luke Treadaway round out the cast. MB
Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle
10pm, BBC Four
In double bills broadcast over four consecutive evenings, this series of 15-minute dramatic monologues follows Caribbean immigrants and their descendants, from 1949 to the present. Gravitas is provided by the involvement of Lenny Henry and Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah. Ellen E Jones
Time Traveling Bong
10.55pm, Comedy Central
It may have been best to screen this US comedy written by and starring Broad City pairing Ilana Glazer and Paul W Downs separately instead of in one go. Each adventure in the three-parter about cousins who find a bong that can travel through time when smoked deserves to be savoured in its own right. MB
Film choice
Shakespeare in Love, 9pm, Paramount
This romance plays handsomely to the masses in the pit, with Tom Stoppard’s quill-sharp script melding major life events of the bard with the writing of Romeo and Juliet. There are puns, pratfalls, tears and laughter, and a cast that revels in it, from Joseph Fiennes’s Will to Gwyneth Paltrow’s muse Viola. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
Snooker: The Welsh Open, 1pm, BBC Two Wales
The final, from the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff.
FA Cup Football: Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace, 3.40pm, BBC One
Bristol City v Wolves airs 12.30pm, BT Sport 2. Swansea v Brentford airs 3.40pm, BBC One Wales.
Basketball: NBA All-Star Game, 1am, Sky Sports Main Event
Team LeBron v Team Giannis.
