The Durrells
8pm, ITV
Wish you were in Corfu right now? What may well be the last ever series of the Gerald Durrell adaptation should serve as an acceptable substitute. Now that Louisa (Keeley Hawes) has the villa up and running as a functional(ish) boarding house, there are glamorous new guests – such as the mysterious Lazaros Vangelatos – to mingle with, plus an on-site zoo opened by budding conservationist Gerald (Milo Parker) and, of course, that gorgeous view of the Ionian Sea’s twinkling, turquoise waters. Ellen E Jones
Race Across the World
8pm, BBC Two
If nothing else, this series – featuring stressed-out UK duos dashing overland from Greenwich to Singapore – has revealed both the horrors and pleasures of travelling without credit cards or smartphones. After almost 12,000 miles, the end is in sight, but who will reach the fancy Marina Bay Sands hotel first? Graeme Virtue
The Pulitzer at 100
8pm, Sky Arts
Fawning and overlong, this docu-celebration of the cultural prize’s 100th birthday (which took place in 2017) lacks the very qualities of critical distance and intellectual rigour the award itself is known for. The segments in which stars earnestly recite past award-winning work seem particularly unnecessary. Gwilym Mumford
Line of Duty
9pm, BBC One
After last week’s slightly telegraphed reveal that Corbett is the undercover cop at the centre of the organised crime gang, Arnott and Fleming try to determine just what his game is, and how it might connect to the mysterious H. Rumbling along nicely, but the real bombshell moments are surely still to come. GM
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins for Stand Up to Cancer
9pm, Channel 4
More special forces torture given extra appeal by the prospect of celeb humiliation. The intrepid Z-listers tormented in the Andes for our amusement include Louise Mensch, Jeff Brazier and Victoria Pendleton – and one of the group very nearly doesn’t survive the first ad break. Phil Harrison
Our Classical Century
9pm, BBC Four
Joan Bakewell is Suzy Klein’s co-presenter as the occasional music series returns, moving on to document how the 1950s heralded an era of classical melding with the mainstream. Punchy mini-guides to landmark works by Malcolm Arnold, Jacqueline du Pré, Benjamin Britten and Yehudi Menuhin flesh out the argument. Jack Seale
Film choice
Experimenter, 1.10am, Film4
A multilayered biopic of social psychologist Stanley Milgram (Peter Sarsgaard), whose most controversial experiment persuaded ordinary people to give electric shocks to a subject in another room. The machine was fake, but the results showed that many were only too willing to obey authority and carry out the assaults. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
Cycling: Tour of Flanders, 9.15am, Eurosport 1. Coverage of the one-day race.
Premier League Football: Everton v Arsenal, 1.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League Watford v Wolves in the FA Cup follows at 3.30pm on BT Sport 2.
Premiership Rugby Union: Northampton v Gloucester, 2.30pm, BT Sport 1 Top-flight clash.
