Satellite choice

CYCLING Track World Championships, 10am, British Eurosport COVERAGE from Melbourne of day two of the last major cycling event before the Olympics. Chris Hoy will hope to continue the extraordinary form he displayed at the recent World Cup event in London.

GOLF

The Masters, 7pm, Sky Sports 1 DAY one from Augusta, where Tiger Woods once posted record-breaking scores without breaking sweat. Now, as he battles to recapture that form, this is the Major he wants to regain to prove he is back.

MOTORING The Petrol Age, 8pm, Sky Atlantic IN THE final part of his history of British motoring, Paul Mcgann remembers pioneering Dorothy Levitt, who, a century ago, held the women’s land speed record and invented the rear-view mirror. He also discovers how Land Rover has its origins in the spare parts of World War II.

100TH EPISODE The Big Bang Theory, 8.35pm, E4 SHELDON is horrified to discover he’s been sent the wrong Mr Spock cutout — not Leonard Nimoy, but Zachary Quinto, the one from the recent movie. Meanwhile, Leonard decides to ask Penny (Kaley Cuoco, pictured) out on a date — will they get back together?

PAY-PER-VIEW MOVIE Another Earth, BT Vision/sky Box Office/virgin On Demand STARK and slow fantasy drama, set in a world where the spectre of a duplicate Earth hangs moodily in the sky. Brit Marling plays Rhoda, a young woman trying to move on with her life after a tragedy, pondering what the other Rhoda on the other Earth might be doing

REAL LIVES Secretly Pregnant, 9pm, Discovery Home & Health ORDINARILY, pregnancy is to be celebrated, but this new series reveals how some women have to hide what should be joyous news for fear of being fired, ostracised or worse. Krystal, who has money troubles, is among the women who tell their stories in this first episode. (Sky 252, Virgin 275.)

ART HISTORY Sex & Sensibility: The Allure Of Art Nouveau, 9pm, BBC4 STEPHEN SMITH charts the movement’s peak in fin-de-siecle Vienna, as seen in the sensual images of Gustav Klimt, including The Kiss, and the vivid patterns of Koloman Moser. But it was the earthy paintings of Egon Schiele that had a lasting impact on modern art.

SCI-FI MOVIE

Jumper, 9pm, Film4 THOUGH slated by critics, this was still a massive hit. Hayden Christensen (pictured) is the teleporting ‘jumper’ being chased by a secret society — the acting doesn’t thrill, but the action certainly does.

NEW CRIME DRAMA

King, 10pm, Universal HOMICIDE cop Jessica King (Amy Price-francis) doesn’t care about being liked, but she does get results, so her bosses put her in charge of Toronto’s Major Crimes Task Force in this new series, starting tonight with the case of a missing girl. A feisty heroine adds zest to the familiar police fare.

FILM DRAMA

Boys Don’t Cry, 10pm, Sky Indie THE painful but hopeful true story of Brandon Teena, a young woman who adopted a male identity and was murdered after dating another woman. Superb Hilary Swank won an Oscar as Brandon.