There's the penultimate episode of The Traitors, football meets 50 Shades of Grey on First Dates Ireland, Sofia Vergara stars in Griselda, and The Miners’ Strike 1984: The Battle for Britain . . .
Pick of the Day
The Traitors, 9.00pm, BBC One
It's the penultimate day in the Traitors' castle and, as the game nears the end, the players are all focused on who they can really trust.
With time running out to raise the prize pot, the surviving contenders embark on a monumental mission - where one player is faced with an important decision.
As they race to the final, will the Faithful rid themselves of a Traitor or let another Faithful fall before the final hurdle?
As usual, Claudia Winkleman (above) monitors events and shows off her impressive wardrobe.
New or Returning Shows
The Miners’ Strike 1984: The Battle for Britain, 9.00pm, Channel 4
It was one of the bitterest industrial disputes in 20th Century Britain and became a central moment in the era when Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister.
The year-long dispute in the coal mining industry, which was an attempt by unions to prevent the closure of collieries advocated by the Conservative government of the day.
The strike proved bitterly divisive, nowhere more so than in one Derbyshire pit village, Shirebrook, that came to be split down the middle in an increasingly violent struggle between striking and working miners.
This episode tells the story of how Shirebrook descended into violence and division - a microcosm of what was happening in communities across the country.
The World's Most Luxurious Holidays, 8.00pm, RTÉ2
This, presumably aspirational, series explores some of the most amazing hotels, villas and island escapes on the planet.
They’re the kind of places that won’t be housing refugees or asylum seekers any time soon.
This opening episode explores New York's Mark Hotel and its eye-wateringly expensive penthouse suite. It’s where Meghan Markle held her baby shower.
Next up in the Algarve, Portugal, for the Vila Azzurine, where billionaires could spend around a million a week for a retreat to go to when they are looking for some sun and sea.
It’s quite obscene, really.
New to Stream
Sexy Beast, Paramount+
This is a prequel to the British gangster movie of the same name from 2000.
It traces the relationship between best friends and thieves Gal Dove and Don Logan, who together become involved in London's criminal world during the 1990s.
Gal begins a romance with the seductively alluring adult film star Deedee, which proves to be something of a dangerous endeavour.
It stars James McArdle as Gal Dove, Emun Elliott as Don Logan and Tamsin Greig as Cecilia.
Griselda, Netflix
This drama is inspired by the life of the savvy and ambitious Griselda Blanco, who created one of the most powerful cartels in history.
Set in 1970s-80s Miami, Blanco’s lethal blend of unsuspected savagery and charm helps her expertly navigate between business and family, leading her to become widely known as The Godmother.
Starring and executive produced by Modern Family star Sofia Vergara, the limited series was co-created by Narcos and Narcos: Mexico showrunner Eric Newman. Narcos director Andrés Baiz directs all six episodes.
In addition to Vergara, the series stars Alberto Guerra, Christian Tappan, Martín Rodríguez, Juliana Aidén Martinez, Vanessa Ferlito and, making her on screen debut, Carolina Giraldo.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution, Netflix
It’s technology versus magic when He-Man and the heroic warriors face the forces of Skeletor and something more in the new epic chapter in the battle for Castle Grayskull.
The newly mechanized Skeletor, armed with the might of Motherboard, attacks the heart of Eternia while Prince Adam grapples with a new responsibility and what that means for him as He-Man.
Adam is forced to choose between the scepter or the sword, and a life as either the King or the Champion.
Meanwhile, new Sorceress Teela searches for the secret of Snake Magic in the mists of Darksmoke to help He-Man hold off the greatest threat Eternia has ever faced.
The voice cast includes Diedrich Bader, Melissa Benoist, Liam Cunningham, Mark Hamill and William Shatner.
Don’t Miss
First Dates Ireland, 9.30pm, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
This week’s diners include football-mad primary school teacher Alannah from Dublin, who meets smiley social care worker Vlad from Tipperary, whose romantic inspiration is 50 Shades of Grey.
Also tonight: freewheeling Anna from Kildare expands her reading horizons with Ailish from Louth, who describes herself as an 'open closed book'.
Meanwhile, Emma from Dundalk digs deep with Wexford archaeologist Byron Jones.
Grantchester, 9.00pm, UTV
More 1950s'-set drama with Robson Green as DI Geordie Keating and Tom Brittney as Reverend Will Davenport.
A protest at a college garden party turns from student hijinks into something darker when a valuable painting is stolen during the protest, and later one of the university porters is found dead.
Geordie and Will must determine whether the murder is an act of social protest linked to the theft or an act of personal revenge.
Will, meanwhile, is facing his own demons as he is still haunted by his responsibility for a man's death.
Dragons’ Den, 8.00pm, BBC One
Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett go back in time as Stone Age enthusiasts pitch their school workshops.
A budding entrepreneur thinks he's spotted a gap in the market for natural ice pops and a Guinness World Record breaker wants to bring the ancient art of henna to the masses.
Plus, two friends hope that diamonds are a Dragon's best friend as they seek a £250,000 investment for a share in their ethical jewellery line.
The Magnificent Ambersons, 8.30pm, BBC Four
Despite having a happy ending tacked on by the studio suits, this period drama, written, directed and narrated by Orson Welles (below), is still one of cinema’s greats.
Starring Joseph Cotten and Agnes Moorehead – who both featured in Welles’ previous film, Citizen Kane.
It's about a successful car manufacturer who is reunited with his lost love, now a wealthy high society widow, and hopes to give their relationship a second chance.
Her selfish son strives to keep them apart, as industrial progress around the turn of the 20th Century leaves the whole family facing an uncertain future.
