Code 37: Sex Crimes
9pm, More4
Rock’n’roll detective Hannah Maes (Veerle Baetens) is not in a good place as the intelligent Belgian sex-crime drama returns. She remains hobbled by her unreconstructed team of male cops and, to make matters worse, as they embark on a case involving the rape of a 74-year-old woman (by a masked intruder who left red roses at the scene) the Internal Affairs squad arrives to take her off the case. She is then suspended pending an inquiry into an alleged abuse of her position. A long but rewarding road to restoration beckons. Mike Bradley
Puppy School
8pm, Channel 4
To call this new series a cutefest masquerading as a serious guide to puppy training would be unfair, but the dogs are unavoidably appealing. There is also something creepy about the conceit of “puppy parenthood” promoted here by three trainers who guide new dog owners through their first months. MB
The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco
9pm, ITV
Never quite as engaging as the original, Gary Burt’s spinoff series about the postwar exploits of a cadre of former Bletchley Park codebreakers bids farewell. The finale sees Jean McBrian ensnared in a web of treachery from which her companions must try to free her. MB
The Sheridan Smith Story
9pm, Channel 5
Sheridan Smith might have made her name playing girl-next-door roles. But her showbiz trajectory was set in motion at an early age; she made regular appearances onstage as a child in her parents’ country band. This documentary tracks Smith’s path towards ubiquity, marking her triumphs and stumbles along the way. Phil Harrison
Predator on the Reservation
9pm, PBS America
This upsetting film – based on a Wall Street Journal investigation – shines a light on systemic failures at the cash-starved Indian Health Service federal agency, where a doctor suspected of abusing young Native American boys in the 1990s was able to continue working for two decades. Graeme Virtue
Sex Tape
11.05pm, Channel 4
The unshockable Anjula Mutanda has a way of taking the awkwardness out of every sexual situation, which is just as well because three more couples are here to record a week’s lust. Or lack of it. Because it’s all about trying to rekindle their sex lives and, with Mutanda’s help, the experiment is often worthwhile. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
BlacKkKlansman, 12noon, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
A film about a black cop infiltrating the KKK sounds like farce, but it’s based on real 1970s events. John David Washington is police rookie Ron Stallworth, impersonating a white supremacist in phone calls to grand wizard David Dukes. Director Spike Lee creates a biting blend of humour and menace. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
ODI Cricket: England v Pakistan, 12.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket
Penultimate match in the series, held at Trent Bridge.
Golf: USPGA Championship, 1pm, Sky Sports Golf
Day two of the major, held at Farmingdale in New York.
Motor Racing: Speedway Grand Prix, 6pm, BT Sport 1
First round of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix in Warsaw, Poland.
