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HAPPY COUPLES Say Yes To The Dress: America, 7pm, 9pm, TLC
THE big finish, in which Randy Fenoli will conduct the weddings of couples from each US state, all at once, in a huge, Moonies-style ceremony in New York. He hasn’t made life easy for himself, because 40 brides have yet to choose a gown. Later, an ambulance is required . . . (Sky 133, Virgin 121)
HIT-FILLED MOVIE Rocketman, 8pm, Sky Premiere
THE colourful life and career of Elton John gets the musical biopic treatment in a film weighted to his more tumultuous early years and the stadium-filling Seventies. Taron Egerton (pictured) stars, with support from Jamie Bell, Stephen Graham and Richard Madden.
U.S. PRESIDENTS America’s Great Divide: From Obama to Trump, 8.35pm, PBS America
FEW transitions between US presidents have been as jarring as that of Barack Obama, son of a Kenyan student, to Donald Trump, son of a Manhattan millionaire. The first promised unity, the second sows division. This in-depth new series explores that shift.
CRIME DRAMA Ozark, Netflix
THE new run of this Breaking Badstyle drama picks up with the casino in full swing, and everything between accidental crimelords Marty and Wendy (Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, both great) is all smiles on the surface. It doesn’t take long for that facade to crack, though, and this season is all the more fascinating as a result.
SPACE ADVENTURE Star Trek: Picard, Amazon Prime
AS THIS uneven adventure concludes, Picard (Patrick Stewart) and co face off against the Romulans.
FASHION CHALLENGE Making The Cut, Amazon Prime
PROJECT Runway’s Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum (pictured) reunite for Amazon’s energetic new fashion contest, which features some impressive corporate synergy. Each week, the winner’s designs will be available to buy on Amazon, while the ultimate victor walks away with $1 million. Two new episodes arrive every Friday.
U.S. JUSTICE NCIS, 9pm, Fox
THERE’S a really odd moment in the opening scene to this new episode, in which a Marine seems to deliberately ignore orders, and it’s only when Bishop later turns tough on her in the interrogation room that the case starts to make sense. Meanwhile, Jimmy’s search for an assistant provides the comic relief.
ITALIAN DETECTIVE Thou Shalt Not Kill, 9pm, More4
IN part two of this powerful crime drama, we flash back to Valeria in 1998, listening to her CD player on an ominous family trip. Back in the present, the now Detective Valeria (Miriam Leone) confronts Menduni in person, gun levelled at his chest, tears streaming down her face.
SIXTIES SCENE Rock ’n’ Roll Island: Where Legends Were Born, 9.30pm, BBC4
THE ramshackle Eel Pie Island Hotel was the venue for many a gig by future greats, from the Rolling Stones to Pink Floyd, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and Elton John. Stewart is among the interviewees for this nostalgic documentary, as is The Kinks’ Mick Avory.
OL’ BLUE EYES Sinatra: All Or Nothing At All, 11.30pm, BBC4
FIRST of four onehour chunks of this mesmerising and seamlessly edited profile of the singer, made by Oscarwinner Alex Gibney for HBO. It’s a fascinating look at the often colourful life of Sinatra, and draws on a rich selection of archive footage.