Euphoria
10.10pm, Sky Atlantic
The cult American teen drama reaches a suitably intense and thrilling climax with that most anticipated of US high-school events: the formal. Corsages, limos and gowns at the ready, the finale finds the relationship between Rue (played with expert dazed lethargy by Zendaya) and Jules getting rockier by the minute, with the option of skipping town tantalisingly close, while all the teens must come to terms with their long-held secrets. A neon-soaked, suitably murky trip to end a debut season of must-watch TV. Ammar Kalia
The Great British Bake Off
8pm, Channel 4
There is no use crying over spilt milk so, with Dairy Week over, the bakers turn their attention to another new theme, namely creations inspired by the 1920s. First up, it is custard pies (not the clown sort), before a classically tricky technical creation and some barnstorming, booze-inspired showstoppers. Hannah J Davies
The Capture
9pm, BBC One
This tense and timely surveillance thriller continues to ask the right questions about the increasingly compromised relationship between CCTV and what was once fondly known as the truth. Tonight, DI Rachel Carey finally comes face to face with a fugitive. But will any answers be forthcoming? Phil Harrison
Live: The Circle
9.15pm, Channel 4
Sure, Love Island is fun, but isn’t there something old-fashioned about face-to-face dating and being who you say you are? This social media-based show provides us indoor types with a “reality” full of snaky moves and cutesy face filters, while new host Emma Willis invites further audience interaction. Ellen E Jones
Defending the Guilty
10pm, BBC Two
It is law and order with a heavy helping of dry sarcasm in this new comedy series from Cuckoo writer Kieron Quirke, which follows an idealistic trainee barrister as he has his career motives put to the test by his cynical pupil master Caroline (Katherine Parkinson). This week, infidelity is in the air – should Will come clean? AK
Junior Doctors: On the Front Line
10.35pm, BBC One
With the pressures on junior doctors in the NHS only increasing, the BBC reality strand following new medical graduates returns. Tonight, we are introduced to aspiring surgeon Zohaib, who ends up on the geriatric ward administering an enema. A rude awakening indeed. AK
Film choice
Star Trek Beyond (Justin Lin, 2016), 9pm, Film4
Fast and Furious director Lin was the new man at the helm of the rebooted Enterprise and he got the old crate powering along spectacularly. Chris Pine’s Captain Kirk and crew – along with ace new space warrior Sofia Boutella – are marooned on a hostile planet, up against a beefy villain in Idris Elba’s Krall. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
Cycling: Road World Championships 2.30pm, Eurosport 1. Time trials from the women’s elite in Harrogate.
French Ligue 1 Football: Dijon v Marseille 6pm, BT Sport 1. Live from Stade Gaston Gérard.
Carabao Cup Football: Portsmouth v Southampton 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football. Third-round south-coast derby.
