The Righteous Gemstones
9pm, Sky Comedy
Danny McBride takes on the televangelists in this typically acerbic satire on a megachurch-building family with a history of less-than-holy dealings. John Goodman plays the slick patriarch of the Gemstones, Eli, who is set on expanding their religious – and deeply profitable – empire until a blackmailing video seeks to expose their sizeable sins. An ensemble cast including Workaholics’ Adam Devine round out a series that will surely delight and offend in equal measure. Ammar Kalia
Good Omens
9pm, BBC Two
Armageddon at last approaches in Neil Gaiman’s handsome, but somehow inert, fantasy comedy: tornadoes are blowing, God is speaking and Jack Whitehall’s accidental witchfinder responds to the looming end of the world in the way all virgins should. Plus, the antichrist finally reveals himself. Jack Seale
White House Farm
9pm, ITV
Stark police interview rooms contrast with the gaudy nightlife of 80s Essex, as Julie Mungford (Raised By Wolves star Alexa Davies) recounts the months leading up to the murders. Her testimony is enough to convince the police to finally take Jeremy Bamber (Freddie Fox) seriously as a suspect, but is it enough to convict? Ellen E Jones
Britain’s Most Expensive Home: Building for a Billionaire
9pm, Channel 4
Astronomical numbers abound in this Grand Designs-style special following former Phones 4u owner John Caudwell in the £65m renovation of his gargantuan £87m Mayfair mansion. Enough to make you weep with envy – or horror. AK
Home
10pm, Channel 4
The comedy about Syrian asylum seeker Sami returns, eight months on from his arrival in the UK. Sami (Youssef Kerkour) is still waiting for his right to remain and in the meantime is getting impatient with his hosts Katy (Rebekah Staton) and Peter (Rufus Jones). An earnest if heavy-handed opener. AK
Avenue 5
10pm, Sky One
Armando Iannucci’s smart-talking space caper rolls on with Ryan (Hugh Laurie) calling on bossy passenger Karen (Rebecca Front) for help. Meanwhile, Rav attempts to remain calm as she loses her grip on a press conference and hapless Judd tries to raise enough cash for a rescue mission. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
Wind River, 9pm, Film4
Sicario screenwriter Taylor Sheridan turns writer-director with this tough, wintry, Wyoming-set thriller. Elizabeth Olsen is an FBI agent, Jane Banner, investigating the murder of a young Native American woman, found dead in the snow; Jeremy Renner is the game hunter helping her track the killer. Paul Howlett
Today’s sport
Cycling: Tour of Valencia, 2pm, Eurosport 2. Stage one, 180km from Castellón to Villarreal.
Scottish Premiership football: Motherwell v Celtic, 7.15pm, BT Sport 1. The league leaders visit Fir Park to take on the third-place side.
FA Cup football: fourth-round replay, 7.30pm, BBC One. Match for a place in the final 16.
