TENNIS Satellite choice SCI-FI CRACKER
French Open, 9.30am, Eurosport 1 & ITV4
IT’S the second day from Roland Garros as the season’s second Grand Slam continues. Andy Murray is still out injured, but Brit Kyle Edmund is expected to carry on his recent strong form this morning against Alex de Minaur.
FUN FAMILY FARE The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature, Sky Animation & Sky Premiere
WELL-MEANING comedy in which Surly the squirrel (pictured right with Buddy) must join forces with hordes of furry urban wildlife — moles, mice and a pug called Precious — to have fun, cause mayhem and save the day!
MUSICALS ALL DAY The Sound Of Music, 1pm, Sky Drama
MUSICALS take over Sky Drama this bank holiday Monday, and where better to start than in the Alps with Julie Andrews? Sing along if you want to, though of course it’s entirely optional . . .
PLAY-OFF FINAL Coventry City v Exeter City, 2.30pm, Sky Football & ME
THIS afternoon’s League Two play-off final could see the Sky Blues seal an immediate return to the third tier. Meanwhile Exeter return to Wembley a year on from losing to Blackpool in 2017’s League Two play-off final.
SOCCER-STAR PROFILE Matthews, 7pm, History
WARM profile of the great Stanley Matthews, who eschewed the footballers’ diet of his time — pie and chips — for vegetables and tomato juice. This includes the disturbing sight of the England team giving the Nazi salute before playing Germany in Berlin in 1938, which Matthews is said to have regretted.
Westworld, 9pm, Sky Atlantic
IS WESTWORLD turning into The Matrix, with Maeve (the mesmerising Thandie Newton, pictured) as its Neo? It seems to be heading that way after last week’s bloodbath, but there’s plenty to explore elsewhere in the plot, too — notably, the revelation concerning the woman from Raj World.
CRIME DRAMA Gone, 9pm, Universal TV
THE penultimate episode finds Kick reluctant to return to work after learning the truth about Novak. However, tonight’s missing persons case turns out to be particularly personal, and brings Kick (Leven Rambin, pictured) face to face with Mel, who kidnapped her all those years ago — and their encounter is electric.
CHIPPER MOVIE Sing Street, 9pm, Film4
THIS uplifting Dublin-set musical comedy is reminiscent of The Commitments, but with a charm all its own. Ferdia Walsh-Peelo is 15-year-old Conor, who decides to put a band together to ward off the bullies and get the girl. But the real star of the film is the brilliant Eighties soundtrack.
FANTASY DRAMA Grimm, 10pm, 5 USA
AS THIS addictive U.S. fantasy drama continues its Freeview premiere, reluctant cop-turned-demonhunter Nick is still coming to terms with his new world. He has plans to propose to his girlfriend, and has chosen a romantic forest getaway as the setting — one that looks suspiciously like a haven for pesky fairy-tale beasts.