Love in the Countryside
9pm, BBC Two
Sara Cox’s warm-hearted herding of farmers’ love lives is increasingly watchable, primarily due to the fact that there are so many sweet characters to root for. This week, sheep farmer Richard is busy making countryside-based innuendo with his three potential suitors, but there is a genuinely uncomfortable conversation to be had when he finally makes his choice. Budding couple Pete and Helen have got past the meet-the-family stage and now they are off to the south of France together. Will they opt for a double room? Hannah Verdier
The Big Crash Diet Experiment
8pm, BBC One
Crash diets have developed a bad reputation. Enter doctor Javid Abdelmoneim, who takes four obese volunteers and advice from one of Britain’s leading authorities on nutrition and diet from the University of Oxford to challenge what we think we know about losing weight. Ben Arnold
The Doctor Who Gave Up Drugs
9pm, BBC One
This exploration of the stand taken by one doctor against Britain’s consumption of prescription drugs reaches its conclusion. Chris van Tulleken is especially concerned by the medication of children, which has tripled in the past few decades. In this episode, he examines antidepressants. Andrew Mueller
24 Hours in A&E
9pm, Channel 4
Another tumultuous 24 hours at St George’s hospital, where an emergency helicopter is bringing in Tony, a motorcycle passenger injured in a road accident. Twelve-year-old Harry sustains leg injuries following a 10-bike pile-up at a velodrome, while Alison is transferred to St George’s after being kicked by a horse. Mark Gibbings-Jones
Big Sky, Big Dreams, Big Art
9pm, BBC Four
Waldemar Januszczak continues his fascinating road trip looking at how location and landscape helped shape American artists. Tonight, he examines what effect the east coast cities had on the likes of Reginald Marsh and what impact the immigrant experience had on abstract expressionist Mark Rothko. Ali Catterall
Carry on Brussels
10pm, Channel 4
More scenes from life in Brussels as British MEPs search for a sense of purpose to get them through their final days in European politics. For lone Liberal Democrat MEP Catherine Bearder, that means trying to stop Brexit entirely. Elsewhere, Nigel Farage reflects on social media and Brexit. Jonathan Wright
Film choice
99 Homes (Ramin Bahrani, 2014), 11.05pm, Film4
Michael Shannon’s hard-faced repo man Rick Carver specialises in making families homeless, earning money out of misery in Florida. Andrew Garfield is single dad Dennis Nash, who out of desperation does a definitively shitty job for Carver, then starts working for him. Powerful, unsparing drama. Paul Howlett
Live sport
ANZ Premiership netball: Pulse v Steel 8.40am, Sky Sports Main Event. From Wellington, New Zealand.
Tennis: The French Open 9.30am, Eurosport 1. The second round begins at Roland Garros.
One-Day Cup cricket: Warwickshire v Northamptonshire 1.55pm, Sky Sports Cricket. Action from Edgbaston.
