There's a new documentary series about an infamous murder in Australia, Stephen Mulhern’s back with Celebrity Catchphrase, there’s a rake of re-runs including Derry Girls and Young Offenders, and it’s the end of the road for rapper Dave . . .
Pick of the Day
Murder in the Outback: The Falconio and Lees Mystery, 9.15pm, Channel 4
This documentary series examines the killing of British tourist Peter Falconio in Australia's Northern Territory in July 2001, exploring the details and questions that surround this infamous case.
In this first episode, Andrew Fraser, formerly one of Australia's foremost criminal defence lawyers, begins the reinvestigation into the Peter Falconio story.
He visits the Outback crime scene and speaks to a leading forensic scientist and witnesses from the time of the murder, who raise serious questions about evidence in the case.
Don't Miss
Cobain: Montage of Heck, 9.00pm, Sky Atlantic
Well worth a watch, even if you've no interest in Kurt Cobain and his band, Nirvana. It's a superb documentary.
Filmmaker Brett Morgen explores the frontman's childhood, career and tragic death, using various material from the Cobains' personal archives.
New or Returning Shows
Celebrity Catchphrase, 7.10pm, Virgin Media One
Stephen Mulhern hosts a celebrity edition of the game show, asking Chris Kamara, Stacey Solomon (below) and Catherine Tyldesley to 'see it and say it' as they try to guess the familiar phrases hidden in animated clues.
After the first elimination, the two remaining players battle to reach the Super Catchphrase round, where one of them could win £50,000 for the charity of their choice.
Ending Today
Serengeti, 8.30pm, RTÉ 2
The aftermath of the devastating fire has left a blackened smoking wasteland, but rain soon brings hope to the scorched earth.
Kike the cheetah and wild dog leader Jasari are both teaching their cubs how to survive on their own, only to be interrupted by a grieving giraffe.
Dave, 10.00pm, BBC Two
In the first of the final two episodes of season one, Ally takes Dave with her when she attends her sister's wedding, where she is due to give the maid of honour speech.
Meanwhile, Mike is trying to finalise Dave's first record deal on the very same weekend.
Later, in the season finale, Dave fights to push his own creative vision - in this case, a brand new and controversial track called Jail.
Repeats of the Day
World Cup Final '66: England v West Germany, 1.30pm, Channel 4
A charity re-run of the entire 1966 World Cup final, to raise money for the UK's National Emergencies Trust's Coronavirus Appeal.
Viewers can watch the game in the company of Geoff Hurst, Gabby Logan and a host of star guests. This programme includes special colour film footage of the event.
Derry Girls, 9.30pm, RTÉ One
Saoirse-Monica Jackson leads the charge in this Channel 4 comedy set against the Troubles in early-1990s Northern Ireland, now on RTÉ One for the first time.
The start of a new school term gets off to a bad start for Erin when she wakes to find her cousin reading her diary. But there’s worse to come when Granda Joe announces a bomb has been found on the bridge.
Britain's Most Expensive Home: Building for a Billionaire, 8.15pm, Channel 4
Following the complex build of an extraordinary home costing millions in Mayfair, London, which belongs to self-made billionaire and philanthropist John Caudwell.
As the build enters the final crucial stages, the programme follows this unique and challenging engineering project - one of the most extraordinary renovations in Britain.
Turkey with Simon Reeve, 7.15pm, BBC Two
The first of two programmes in which the presenter explores the country that lies at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, and discovers the dramatic changes it is undergoing.
The first leg of his journey begins in Istanbul, from which he travels along the Aegean coast to the hostile border with Syria.
The Young Offenders, 10.00pm, RTÉ One
Alex Murphy and Chris Walley star as the eponymous Cork inner-city teenagers and best friends Conor and Jock.
They get into conflict with their headmaster - leaving Conor's mother to pick up the pieces. To add fuel to the fire, the lads strike up friendships with the headmaster's daughters.
Daytime Film Choices
Agent Cody Banks, 2.20pm, RTÉ 2
Entertaining family adventure, starring Frankie Muniz, Hilary Duff, Angie Harmon, Keith David and Arnold Vosloo.
A junior secret agent begins his latest mission by starting at a new school and befriending a classmate with the intention of spying on her scientist father - but realises all the training in the world cannot help him with the tricky business of talking to girls.
Three Amigos! 1.20pm, Comedy Central
Excellent family comedy, starring Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short.
Three silent Western movie stars are summoned to Mexico for what they think will be a public appearance - only to discover the locals really believe in their heroic abilities and expect them to rid their town of a group of evil bandits.
Guys and Dolls, 3.50pm, BBC Two
Marvellous musical, starring Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando and Jean Simmons, based on the short stories of Damon Runyon.
A gambler accepts a bet that he cannot win the heart of a strait-laced Salvation Army member.
Meanwhile, his friend has to find a secret location for an illegal dice game he is organising - while also contending with the police, a mobster and a girlfriend desperate to drag him to the altar.
Family Flick
The Jungle Book, 3.40pm, Sky Cinema Disney
Outstanding and much-loved Disney animated adventure based on Rudyard Kipling's stories, with the voices of Phil Harris and George Sanders
A boy is raised by animals in the jungle, leading a carefree life with his friends, a laidback bear and a wise panther.
The return of a ferocious tiger who hates humans places the youngster's life in danger, and his friends must persuade him to return to the safety of his own people.
Prime Time Movie Picks
Whiplash, 8.00pm, Sky Cinema Drama
Here’s a superb drama, starring Miles Teller, JK Simmons and Paul Reiser.
A talented young jazz drummer thinks all his dreams have come true when he lands a place at a prestigious music academy.
But the experience turns into a nightmare thanks to an uncompromising tutor who will stop at nothing to make his students realise their potential - including physical and mental abuse.
Pitch Black, 9.00pm, Sky One
Sci-fi horror, starring Vin Diesel and Radha Mitchell, about a spaceship that crashes on a desolate alien planet inhabited by nocturnal predators.
The creatures' fear of light seems to guarantee the survivors' safety - but when an eclipse takes place, they face a desperate struggle to survive.
Their only hope lies with a convicted murderer, who is equally at home in the darkness, and is far from trustworthy.
National Lampoon's Animal House, 9.00pm, Sky Comedy
Classic frat comedy (with all that implies), starring John Belushi, Tim Matheson, Donald Sutherland, Karen Allen and Tom Hulce.
A college's most slobbish and unruly student fraternity faces expulsion for upsetting the rigid social order of the campus. As a result, its madcap members plan one final act of rebellion against the college dean and a preppy bunch of snobbish bullies at the annual university homecoming parade.
Late Late Flick Picks
Joy, 11.15pm, Channel 4
Fact-based dramedy, starring (a brilliant) Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper.
An imaginative youngster with dreams of being an inventor grows up to be a downtrodden single mother, struggling to support her chaotic family.
She sees a chance to turn all their lives around when inspiration strikes and she creates a new household tool, but faces the challenge of selling her product in the demanding world of a home shopping TV station.
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, 10.50pm, TCM
Classic buddy drama from the 1970s, starring Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, George Kennedy and Geoffrey Lewis.
Retired bank robber John Doherty escapes a gunman with the aid of a young car thief, and together they go in search of the loot from the former crook's last job.
When they discover the stash is missing - and John's thuggish old partners are also looking for it - the pair decide to do a repeat robbery.
Quadrophenia, 1.35am, Film4
Revered teen drama based on the Who album of the same name, starring Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash, Sting and Ray Winstone.
A teenager in 1960s London is unhappy with his lot in life, but believes he has found a place to belong in the mod subculture and their feud with the rival rockers.
As the mods gather in Brighton for a weekend that turns to violence, his naive vision of the world is cruelly shattered.
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