Million Dollar Wedding Planner
9pm, BBC Two
Weddings can be an expensive business, but, for the billionaires of Asia, a $1m celebration is but a drop in the ocean, and planner Lelian Chew will turn their cash into the wedding of their dreams. She navigates the clash between Chinese tradition and the modern desire of the younger generation for social media-ready extravagance, putting on spectacle after spectacle. Some come nailbitingly close to falling apart at the last minute before Chew saves the day in this gaudy yet utterly absorbing documentary. Ammar Kalia
The Therapist
6pm, Vice
Dr Siri Sat Nam Singh, the titular therapist, sits down with a roster of musicians to delve into their troubling experiences. Clients include rappers Freddie Gibbs on his acquittal from rape charges in 2016 and Joey Bada$$ on the suicide of his friend, Capital Steez. A frank and moving watch, part of Vice’s Mental Health Week. AK
Celeb First Dates Hotel for SU2C
9pm, Channel 4
Four lovelorn celebs are ushered into the First Dates hotel to be paired with unsuspecting members of the public. Tonight’s lineup includes the recently divorced TV presenter Ulrika Jonsson, and Towie’s Pete Wicks, who wants to reform his “bad boy” image. Cupid stands by. AK
Eugenics: Science’s Greatest Scandal
9pm, BBC Four
In the second part of this horrifying documentary, disability rights activist Adam Pearson and journalist Angela Saini look at how, shockingly, eugenics persisted for many years after the Holocaust, via sterilisation of the poor. And in the UK. They ask whether breakthroughs in genetics might usher in its return. Ali Catterall
Catherine the Great
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Episode two of the lavish period drama packed with political intrigue, and our fearsome, sexually liberated empress (Helen Mirren) clashes with her son, Prince Paul, who is eager for power. Meanwhile, Potemkin is back in the picture, but can he usurp the leader’s new lover? First-rate and rather fun. Hannah J Davies
Frayed
10pm, Sky One
Sarah Kendall’s anti-Home and Away continues with Sammy living the Australian nightmare in a tan miniskirt as the jokes drift gloriously too far. Fresh from an embarrassing slip-up at the beach, she teams up with Fiona (Diane Morgan) to raid Chris’s desk in the hope of finding blackmail material. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
Little Men (Ira Sachs, 2016), 1.25am, Film4
This intimate, humane drama from Love Is Strange director Ira Sachs centres on the friendship of adolescents Jake (Theo Taplitz) and Tony (Michael Barbieri). It’s a beautiful thing, until Jake’s parents fall out with Tony’s mother over a rent hike. Real estate and real feelings rule in this moving New York story. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
International football: Netherlands v Northern Ireland 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A Euro 2020 qualifier.
International football: Slovakia v Wales 7pm, Sky Sports Premier League. Group E qualifying Euros clash.
International football: Russia v Scotland 7pm, Sky Sports Football. Scotland will be hoping for an away-game comeback.
