The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family
9pm, BBC Two
It’s the final episode of this drama-documentary series, and Anne Boleyn is primed for her biggest gamble: she’s going to force the hand of Henry VIII, with her family’s actions changing the course of British history and upsetting the clerics of mainland Europe. Eventually, the Boleyns will pay the price. It’s a spicy story, but the format makes for slightly uneasy viewing as half-hearted dramatisations jostle for screen time with the words of real-life historians. Phil Harrison
Epic Wales: Valleys, Mountains & Coasts
8pm, Channel 4
That this series is indistinguishable from a thousand other slightly grandiose beautiful Britain documentaries doesn’t matter: it’s as stirring and visually impressive as any of them. Ordinary folk well met in this instalment include a sheep farmer and a sand artist. Jack Seale
Deceit
9pm, Channel 4
The tense drama based on a real-life entrapment scandal from 1992 continues. Tonight, Niamh Algar’s undercover officer Lizzie/Sadie meets her target for the first time. The idea is that she’ll establish trust with murder suspect Colin Stagg (Sion Daniel Young) who will then confide in her. Stagg, however, has nothing to tell (and was later acquitted). PH
The Crimson Rivers
9pm, More4
France’s answer to Mulder and Scully have a new mystery on their hands when the body of a woman is discovered with a hash symbol carved into her forehead. Investigations lead the detectives (Erika Sainte and Olivier Marchal) to a migrant camp with a palpable sense of demonic presence. Ellen E Jones
Jeff Lynne’s ELO: Wembley or Bust
9pm, Sky Arts
Mr Blue Sky hitmaker Jeff Lynne has a formidable back catalogue of Beatles-inflected, occasionally overblown but ridiculously catchy baroque pop. In this 2017 concert, he performs at Wembley Stadium, digging into his back catalogue and his work as a Traveling Wilbury, too. PH
King Gary
9.30pm, BBC One
With Mr Noisy brogues, tweedy plus fours and a flat cap, Gary seems to be going full Guy Ritchie for his destination wedding in rural Ireland. There’s only one problem: where’s the castle? Venue confusion is just the tip of the mishap iceberg in what ends up being a standout episode of the big-hearted farce. Graeme Virtue
Film choice
Wonder Woman 1984 (Patty Jenkins, 2020) 10.40am, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
Director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot take the whip hand again in a not-very-Orwellian action fantasy sequel set in Reagan-era America. Do-gooder Diana is working at the Smithsonian in Washington DC when a wish-fulfilling stone appears, leading her colleague Barbara (Kristen Wiig) down a dark path. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Paralympics Live 6am, Channel 4. Kadeena Cox seeks to retain her title in the 500m bike time trial.
Test Cricket: England v India 10.15am, Sky Sports Main Event.
The third day of the third Test from Headingley.
Cricket: Kent Spitfires v Birmingham Bears 6.55pm, Sky Sports Main Event. T20 Blast match from the Spitfire Ground, Canterbury.
