Hausen
9pm, Sky Atlantic
There is a dark, Ballardian twist on horror in this series from Sky Germany. After his mother dies, 16-year-old Juri (Tristan Göbel) moves with his father, Jaschek (Charly Hübner), to a run-down apartment building at the edge of a fictional city, where Jaschek works as a caretaker. Something isn’t quite right, though; in tonight’s opening double bill, the pair investigate the case of a resident couple’s missing baby and soon realise that the building itself may have something to do with it. Is it feeding off its inhabitants’ suffering? Ammar Kalia
Grayson’s Art Club
8pm, Channel 4
Those beacons of lockdown joy Grayson and Philippa Perry explore the theme of work this week. Grayson chats to the British artist Ryan Gander, while Jane Seymour joins from her home in California and Lianne La Havas and Tom Allen are among the celebrities contributing to the celebration of art. Hannah Verdier
Kate Humble’s Coastal Britain
8pm, Channel 5
The final episode in this calming series finds Humble on the beautiful Suffolk coastline, walking the 12 miles of the Shingle coast. Starting at Minsmere nature reserve, Humble passes the Sizewell B power station and learns about the hidden treasures on the shoreline with a beach-comber. AK
Deutschland 89
9pm, More 4
The third season of the German espionage thriller reaches the halfway mark, once again deftly intersecting with real-life events. After their unplanned road trip to Frankfurt, Martin and family find themselves at the sharp end of a terrorist plot, leading to an extremely tense standoff over a video game. Graeme Virtue
The Flight Attendant
9pm, Sky One
Rattled by the FBI, Cassie (Kaley Cuoco) confides in her best friend, Alice, a lawyer, who advises her to keep quiet and lay low. Not one to follow advice, though, she decides to undertake her own investigation into the murder at Alex’s workplace, before attracting some very unwanted attention. AK
Later… with Jools Holland
10pm, BBC Two
The Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander has only grown more in-demand since his TV triumph with It’s a Sin. Now he is gracing Holland with his company and his archive picks in this series finale. So too is the musical polymath Nitin Sawhney and the rising star Griff. Taylor Swift is already a fan. Ellen E Jones
Film choice
Photograph: Allstar/AnnaPurna Pictures/MGM
Detroit (Kathryn Bigelow, 2017), 11.20pm, BBC Two
Kathryn Bigelow’s furious, chillingly topical drama tells a true story of racial injustice during civil unrest in the US city in 1967. John Boyega is the film’s calm centre as a security guard caught in a nightmarish situation involving violent, racist cops and a group of African Americans holed up in a motel. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Cricket: India v England 7.30am, Sky Sports Main Event. Coverage of the second ODI in the three-match series.
Rugby league: St Helens v Salford Red Devils 5.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Followed by Leigh Centurions v Wigan Warriors at 8pm.
Rugby union: Gloucester v Exeter Chiefs 7pm, BT Sport 2. Clash from Kingsholm Stadium.
