Bulletproof
9pm, Sky One
London’s hardest detective duo Bishop (Noel Clarke) and Pike (Ashley Walters) are back for the second series of their gun-toting, kitsch cop drama. The opening episode kicks off with a high-speed drug sting that leads to shots fired and a £1m haul in evidence. Yet, it also means that Bishop and Pike find themselves undercover in a notorious crime gang, tracing the origins of the money and an orchestrated drugs drought that is bringing the illegal market to its knees. A low-stakes, bingeable romp. Ammar Kalia
24 Hours in A&E: Heart Special
8pm, Channel 4
Following three patients who have been treated for cardiac problems at St George’s hospital in London, this special features the story of a newlywed, Corey, whose heart attack has left him in a coma, and Angie and Steve, who both come in with dangerously high heart rates. AK
Super Powered Eagles
9pm, BBC Two
Tilly the golden eagle may be sitting at the top of the food chain, but to bird specialist Lloyd Buck she’s just his best friend. Tilly is the star of this revealing nature documentary, which examines everything from the grip of the eagles’ claws to their ability to sense food from far away. Ugly chicks also feature. Hannah Verdier
The Story of Ready Steady Go!
9pm, BBC Four
This bumper doc goes behind the scenes of 1960s pop spotlight Ready Steady Go! to retell the fab story of ITV’s youth-culture lightning rod. The talking heads include the original producer Vicki Wickham, and early adopters Annie Nightingale and Jools Holland, with a Best Of to follow. Graeme Virtue
Thou Shalt Not Kill
9pm, More4
The Turin-set series with the Nordic noir feel is back for a second helping. Inspector Valeria Ferro (Miriam Leone) is investigating a murder, and the dead woman’s violent husband looks a likely culprit. As ever, the most perplexing mystery is Valeria’s own family, particularly her missing mother. Ellen E Jones
Big Narstie’s Big Adventure: Jamaica
11.05pm, Channel 4
Big Narstie returns to Jamaica, following his trip to the island as a teen after a brush with the law, and this time he hopes to stay on the straight and narrow. He delves into the rich new dancehall scene, attempting a duet with rising star Jada Kingdom, as well as visiting Bob Marley’s Tuff Gong studio. AK
Film choice
Pi, 2.20am, Film4
In a disturbing, black-and-white alternative reality, Sean Gullette’s Max sits in his Chinatown apartment trying to unravel the mysteries of the universe – specifically, the formula that, he believes, governs the world stock market. Is he a visionary, or is it all pi in the sky? Maths is a fascinating subject in Darren Aronofsky’s weird drama. Paul Howlett
