Trust Me
9pm, BBC One
The first season of Trust Me was Jodie Whittaker’s last hurrah before she entered the Tardis. The shady medical thriller has been thriftily retooled as an anthology series, with Alfred Enoch leading the new cast as an army corporal who is paralysed after a disastrous mission overseas. Isolated on a Glasgow spinal-injuries ward, he begins to suspect foul play when other patients start dying. The opening instalment brews up a heady atmosphere of paranoia and helplessness, leavened by a virulent strain of dark humour. Graeme Virtue
Your Home Made Perfect
8pm, BBC Two
Two architects draw up rival plans and homeowners use virtual reality to decide between them in this new property show. Andy and Esther can’t decide whether open plan or cosy is the way to go for the ground floor of their semi in Stirling. As the architects get competitive, they think up innovative, irresistible ideas. Hannah Verdier
The Great British School Swap
9pm, Channel 4
Originally – and provocatively – titled The White Kids Are Coming, this culture-clash factual-entertainment series introduces pupils from different communities to each other, with encouraging results. Here, white students from Tamworth take lessons at a majority-Asian school in Birmingham. Gwilym Mumford
Prosecuting Evil: The Extraordinary World of Ben Ferencz
9pm, PBS America
Benjamin B Ferencz was the chief prosecutor in the Einsatzgruppen case at the Nuremberg trials, AKA “the biggest murder trial in human history”. Aged 98 at the time of filming, he proves a natural raconteur in this gripping profile-cum-interview. Ali Catterall
Don’t Forget the Driver
10pm, BBC Two
Toby Jones’s wistful, Brexit-themed comedy trundles on. Peter is due to drive a coachload of Christians to a donkey sanctuary, but he remains troubled by the people-smuggling he witnessed the night before. Elsewhere, Kayla reluctantly starts working at the roadside burger bar. GM
First Dates
10pm, Channel 4
The slick yet sentimental dating show – long one of Channel 4’s biggest hits – returns for a 12th run. Georgia is looking for a football-playing Cara Delevingne lookalike, but is there anyone who fits this brief? Meanwhile, owl fan Krystal gets her date off to a flying start by giving James a knitted bird. Hannah J Davies
Film choice
Gladiator (Ridley Scott, 2000) 11.15pm, Film4
“Are you not entertained?” bellows Russell Crowe’s Maximus after carving up a bunch of adversaries in the arena – and we certainly are. Ridley Scott’s stunning recreation of imperial Rome reinvented a dormant genre; it is full of fiery war, crunching combat and undying love. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Cycling: Tour of Turkey 11am, Eurosport 1. The opening stage, a 165km route from Istanbul to Tekirdağ.
T20 cricket: Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals 3.15pm, BT Sport 1. More big-hitting IPL action.
Champions League football: Barcelona v Manchester United 7pm, BT Sport 2. United head to the Nou Camp for the quarter-final second leg looking to overturn a one-goal deficit.
