Satellite choice

MOVIE MATINEE Summertime, 12.50pm, Talking Pictures

DAVID LEAN’S romantic drama stars Katharine Hepburn as an American in Venice, who is wooed by Rossano Brazzi’s antiques dealer. Lean’s love of Venice oozes from the screen.

FOOTBALL Marseille v Atletico Madrid, 7pm, BT Sport 2

THERE was to be no fairytale ending for Arsene Wenger after a goal from Diego Costa knocked Arsenal out in their Europa League semi-final. Costa’s Atletico side will be favourites going into tonight’s final in Lyon.

Rotherham United v Scunthorpe United, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football & Main Event

THANKS to Cameron McGeehan’s late equaliser in the first leg at Glanford Park, this League One play-off semi-final is finely poised at 2-2. A showdown against Shrewsbury at Wembley awaits the winners.

BEARING UP Alaska’s Grizzly Gauntlet, 8pm, Nat Geo Wild

THERE’S nothing even slightly showbiz about down-to-earth survival expert Les Stroud, which is what makes him such a pleasure to watch. At the start of this new series, he’s roaming in bear country, trying to learn their survival secrets. (Sky 165, Virgin 264)

ASTRONAUT’S TALE The Last Man On The Moon, 9pm, BBC4

WHEN Eugene Cernan landed on the moon with Apollo 17 in 1972, he became the last man to set foot on its surface — touchingly, he left behind his daughter’s initials (TDC), written in the dust. In this new documentary, Cernan revisits Cape Canaveral and tells his story.

COMEDY CHALLENGE Taskmaster, 9pm, Dave

TWO contenders are standing out in the latest series of this enjoyably ridiculous challenge show. There’s Alice Levine, whose unpredictable sense of humour is a regular source of delight, and Tim Vine, who attempts each task in full safari gear. Tonight, the comics are required to taste-test baby food.

FREEVIEW FILM Paper Towns, 9pm, Film4

CARA DELEVINGNE (pictured) is well-cast as the girl next door who is anything but ordinary, with Nat Wolff as the boy who pines for her. When she goes missing, bookish Quentin (Wolff) leads a group of his friends on a mission to find her. A smart, satisfying adaptation of John Green’s young-adult novel.

DON’TO’T PANICC . . . Jon Richardson: Ultimate Worrier, 10pm, Dave

THE comic Jon Richardson ranks his worries in order of severity for this new series. He’s joined in episode one by Suzi Ruffell and Josh Widdicombe (pictured with Richardson), who are as stunned as he is to hear from a sleep expert that getting more or less than seven hours a night cuts ‘years off your life’.

PRINCELY PAIR William And Harry: Brothers In Arms, 10pm, Really

THE sickly voice-over aside, this new one-off documentary is worth watching for the sweet footage of Harry and William as children and the odd interesting anecdote. Ex-royal butler Paul Burrell recalls that Harry ‘would take apart the TV and have the video recorder in bits’.