Satellite choice
TENNIS Monte-Carlo Masters, 10am, Sky Main Event & Arena
WORLD number one Rafael Nadal is set to return to the clay here in the south of France after a hip injury. After eight wins in a row — from 2005 to 2012 — he went on to win again in both 2016 and 2017.
FANTASY FILM Alice Through The Looking Glass, 8pm, p Sky y Family y
CHAOTIC and colourful, colourful this sequel to Tim Burton’s trip to Wonderland reunites Johnny Depp’s Mad Hatter and Mia Wasikowska’s wide-eyed Alice.
BUILDING GIANTS Venice Sea Wall, 9pm, More4
THIS new series on engineering wonders begins in Venice, which is in need of one. Can a giant flood barrier protect the city’s future? The ‘Mose’ has cost close to £5 billion, and has been 15 years in the making — its huge foundations alone are incredible to behold . . .
ZOMBIE ZONE The Walking Dead, 9pm, Fox
THIS recent run of the zombie drama, which ends tonight, has done a good job of portraying what it must be like to live in such a depressing world. In the finale, the survivors — including the now slightly more sympathetic Negan — face more tough situations.
ART LOVERS’ GUIDE Beirut, 9pm, BBC4
ALASTAIR SOOKE and Janina Ramirez are based in Beirut tonight, and admiring the sights of Lebanon. Janina visits an 800year-old mosque, while Alastair meets the Middle East’s most controversial architect — and together, they give the nightlife a lively whirl!
CRIME DRAMA Gone, 9pm, Universal
ANOTHER layer is added to the character of Agent Novak (Chris Noth, pictured) in this new episode of the missing persons drama, in which we learn more about a woman from his past. There’s plenty of that to come, later, but as for now, the team are on the trail of a missing boy with fiercely religious parents, a case that reveals a surprise from Kick’s past . . .
WHODUNIT NCIS, 9pm, 5 USA
MORE from season 14 as the team continue to adjust to life without Tony, and to new additions Torres (Wilmer Valderrama, pictured with Mark Harmon), and Quinn. The case involves a bomb plot that emerges after a death at a reunion — amd as it unfolds, we learn that Gibbs once wanted to be a painter . . .
SITCOM Plebs, 10pm, ITV2
THE Mash Report’s Rachel Parris guest stars in this new episode of the cheeky Roman comedy. She plays Diana, a smiley woman with a social conscience, who believes the gormless Grumio is disabled — not just a lazy oaf . . .
TOP MOVIE Klute, 12 Midnight, Sky Classics
JANE FONDA won an Oscar for her smart performance in Alan J. Pakula’s noirish thriller. he’s the prostitute hooking up with Donald Sutherland’s private eye to find a missing man . . .