Your Honor
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Bryan Cranston returns to the small screen for his first lead role since his star turn in Breaking Bad. This courtroom drama was adapted from the Israeli original, Kvodo, by Peter Moffat. Cranston plays a respected New Orleans judge whose son is involved in a hit-and-run; when he discovers the victim is the heir to a wealthy crime family, Cranston decides to intervene and help cover up the crime. In tonight’s opener, we witness a dramatic slow build to the crash, before the revelation of the victim’s identity. Ammar Kalia
Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr
8pm, BBC Two
The sight of Carr gyrating in a grass skirt can mean only one thing: it is beach hut week in the fun challenge show. With just five designers left, it is up to them to wreak havoc or beauty alone in their spaces. As always, the best bits are the contestants’ faces when they see their rivals’ work. Hannah Verdier
Why Is Covid Killing People of Colour?
9pm, BBC One
David Harewood presents this documentary investigating why the death rates for people of colour have been far higher than those of white people during the pandemic. Harewood explores how deprivation and systemic racism can lead to medical inequality. AK
Marcella
9pm, ITV
If you have resisted bingeing the box set of the bleak undercover drama on ITV Hub, here is the penultimate episode of series three. As the Maguire crime family splinters, “Keira” (Anna Friel) is poised to be fully accepted by the matriarch, Katherine (Amanda Burton). But is that what Marcella really wants? Graeme Virtue
The Sex Clinic
10pm, Channel 4
The sexual health experts have their plates full at the start of this new series. While Harriet is worried about her dry vagina after a relationship split, Marco wants an STI test after finding a lump on his penis. Meanwhile, Frankie wants to know how to make her lovers go for longer between the sheets. Ali Catterall
Darren McGarvey’s Class Wars
10pm, BBC Scotland
The writer and rapper’s insightful series on our changing attitudes to class comes to an end with a focus on his own story. McGarvey revisits the Pollok neighbourhood in which he grew up, before looking at life for people of colour in Scotland through the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020. AK
Film choice
Unsane (Steven Soderbergh, 2018), 9pm, Film4
Soderbergh gets his iPhone out for a bit of horrific fun. Claire Foy plays a vulnerable young woman who finds herself locked up in a psychiatric institution after expressing suicidal thoughts. Don’t go looking for social drama here; this is more Shock Corridor than Girl, Interrupted. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Cross-country skiing. 12.05pm, Eurosport 2. From Oberstdorf, Germany.
One-day international cricket: West Indies v Sri Lanka 6.30pm, BT Sport 2. A limited overs clash from the Caribbean.
Championship football: Reading v Blackburn Rovers 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A second tier game from the Madejski stadium.
