The Way Out
11pm, BBC Four
Part of the BBC’s Performance Live offering, screening theatrical works from some of Britain’s most promising talents, comes this eerie, single shot tale of a young person’s journey through the bowels of the Battersea Arts Centre, led by the Guide (Omid Djalili). Like an Alice in Wonderland immersive theatre show, we follow the journeying Outsider (Bláithín Mac Gabhann) as they encounter arresting tableaus from performing acrobats and an enigmatic Le Gateau Chocolat. It is an amorphous but engrossing watch. Ammar Kalia
The Best of RHS Chelsea Flower Show
5.50pm, BBC One
Temples of bloom: in lieu of a 2020 edition of the green-fingered Glastonbury, Sophie Raworth and Joe Swift present a look back at some of the award-winning gardens from the past decade. Viewers are invited to vote for their favourite, with the winner set to be revealed next Sunday. Graeme Virtue
The Fantastical Factory Of Curious Craft
8pm, Channel 4
Keith Lemon and Anna Richardson welcome another quartet of crafting hopefuls onto their whimsical set, competing this week for the chance to make a cat house for comic Katherine Ryan. First, though, they have to impress judges Harriet Vine and Zak Khchai with their selection of feline headdresses. AK
David Stratton’s Stories of Australian Cinema
9pm, BBC Four
Film critic David Stratton ends his illuminating three-part documentary series exploring his lifelong fascination with Australian cinema by focusing on the theme of “family”. There’s the white nuclear family in The Castle to the horrific severing of aboriginal families in Rabbit Proof Fence. AK
Killing Eve
9.15pm, BBC One
It’s back to Mother Russia as Oxana (Jodie Comer) finds her birth family in a ramshackle rural town – an aesthetic that’s sadly matched by this episode’s mostly beige outfits. Our anti-heroine soon gives herself over to the simple pleasures but maybe mum’s house isn’t the sanctuary she’d hoped? Ellen E Jones
Dave
10pm, BBC Two
Lil Dicky’s comedy continues to flip between geeky and gross with some funny one-liners. When Ally tries to get adventurous in the bedroom under the watchful eye of Dave’s Drake poster, she discovers Dave’s lyrics don’t reflect his true desires. This sends him into an examination of his biggest insecurities. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
A Fistful of Dollars, 9pm, ITV4
The Sergio Leone western that introduced Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name, and breathed new life into a fading genre: the plot, borrowed from Kurosawa’s Yojimbo, has Clint’s laconic, ponchoed gunman playing off two warring factions in a dusty Tex/Mex border town. Ennio Morricone’s wailing score provides perfect horse-operatics. Paul Howlett
