Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing
8pm, BBC Two
Happy to be back in their waders, Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer return for a second series of their mix of angling and homespun philosophy. They begin with a trout-fishing trip to the River Usk, where Whitehouse’s father handed him his first rod. “You’re fishing with a buffoon, aren’t you?” asks Mortimer after getting entangled in tackle for the umpteenth time, prompting a retreat to the riverbank for a lamb lunch seasoned with reminiscences of first snogs. A gentle treat. Mike Bradley
Hold the Sunset
9pm, BBC One
With its superstar cast and older target audience, you might expect this sitcom to be smoothly executed. Instead, it is wilfully erratic, veering between wacky oddness and gentle, joke-free patter. Series two opens with grumpy Phil (John Cleese) making a hash of selling his house. Jack Seale
Fosse/Verdon
9pm, BBC Two
A double-bill opener to a dazzling drama based on Sam Wasson’s 2013 biography Fosse, which tells the story of the turbulent relationship between the Broadway choreographer-director Bob Fosse and dancer Gwen Verdon, who met on Sweet Charity and went on to create Cabaret. Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams star. MB
Code 37: Sex Crimes
9pm, More4
The Belgian crime thriller bows out with a feature-length finale that sees rock’n’roll detective Hannah Maes and her hard-as-nails team battle to solve a spate of rapes and murders linked to dodgy, dippy cult The Oasis. Meanwhile, a parallel narrative arc follows Hannah as she settles a score of her own. MB
Ibiza: The Silent Movie
10pm, BBC Four
Julien Temple brings the party capital of the world’s 2,000-year-old story to vivid life, in a riot of gorgeous and extreme imagery, utilising re-enactments and archive clips. It is as brilliantly idiosyncratic as you would expect and, thanks to an eclectic, curated soundtrack from Fatboy Slim, it sounds fabulous too. Ali Catterall
Everybody in the Place
11.35pm, BBC Four
Rave was Britain’s last, true, line-in-the-sand youthquake. But what did it mean? Artist Jeremy Deller, for whom this question has been a lifelong obsession, presents a fascinating doc that argues that the movement represented the gathering of much deeper social and political currents than is often recognised. Phil Harrison
Film choice
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (Rawson Marshall Thurber, 2004), 9pm, E4
Not the most illustrious film of the late Rip Torn’s career, but still a fitting tribute. Torn’s appearance as snarling, wheelchair-using dodgeball coach Patches O’Houlihan plays joyfully on his hellraiser rep as he batters Vince Vaughn’s amiable Pete and his useless team into shape. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Test cricket: England v Australia 10am, Sky Sports Main Event. The first Ashes test continues.
Women’s European tour golf: The British Open 11am, Sky Sports Golf. Day two of the major, won in 2018 by English golfer Georgia Hall.
Championship football: Luton Town v Middlesbrough 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Kenilworth Road hosts the first Championship clash of the season.
