New Girl
9.30pm, E4
After seven seasons, the knowingly quirky US sitcom that tried and failed to popularise the term “adorkable” reaches its 146th and final instalment, with no-longer-new girl Jess (Zooey Deschanel) and her slacker squeeze, Nick (Jake Johnson), about to be evicted from the boho loft apartment that served as the backdrop for so many farcical mishaps and daffy one-liners. When their former roommates assemble to send them off, it is the booze-fuelled launchpad for a nostalgic look back that thankfully does not skimp on gags. Graeme Virtue
A Hotel for the Super Rich & Famous
8pm, BBC One
The conclusion to the documentary-cum-commercial showing life at the Corinthia in London, in great part a study of what it means when life requires a mind-boggling finickiness over such issues as optimum fluffy towel size. Plus, chef Tom Kerridge opens an eatery at the hotel. Jonathan Wright
Secret Life of Farm Animals
8pm, BBC Four
Really, how secret is the life of your average sheep? On the evidence of this amiable Welsh series, not very, but it is fun to watch moments from the first 12 weeks in the life of Molly the spring lamb. Also featured are a lonely gander, Charlie, and a piglet called Mr Sparkles who seems to think he’s a cow. Mike Bradley
Escape from Dubai: The Mystery of the Missing Princess
9pm, BBC Two
In February, the daughter of Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum tried to flee and begin a new life in the US. Captured and returned home, no one has heard from her since. This documentary tells her story, and looks at claims of human rights abuses levelled against Dubai. MB
Fortitude
9pm, Sky Atlantic
The first of the four-part “concluding chapter” of Sky’s Arctic saga is a bloody affair. Conflicting theories about how Governor Monk met his death crank up the tension until the “town drunk”, Michael Lennox, goes off the rails and Sheriff Anderssen follows suit. Soon, the body count begins to mount in a gripping opener. MB
Sally4Ever
10pm, Sky Atlantic
Julia Davis’s pitiless comedy concludes. Sociopathic Emma (Davis) and fantastically pliant Sally (Catherine Shepherd, who heroically grounds the whole endeavour) are now married and, tonight, they meet the real-life, actual Sean Bean. Then an attack of food poisoning takes an unexpected turn. Few comedies are as unflinching. Jack Seale
Film choice
Western (Valeska Grisebach, 2017), 1.35am, Sky Cinema Premiere
Not really a western, as it is set in rural Bulgaria, but something approaching wild west values pertain. Meinhard Neumann is a lugubrious German construction worker building a hydroelectric power plant. Delays bring the simmering tension between his drunken colleagues and the villagers to the boil. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Golf: South Africa Open 10am, Sky Sports Golf. The opening day’s play from Gauteng, South Africa.
Rugby Union: Varsity men’s match 2.45pm, BBC Two. Oxford and Cambridge students face off at Twickenham.
Test cricket: Australia v India 11.45pm, BT Sport 2. The second day of the first Test, held at Adelaide Oval.
