Satellite choice Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Joanna Coles. It focuses on the lives and loves of three rising young employees at a women’s magazine. A new episode arrives every Wednesday.
ONE-DAY CRICKET England v Australia, 12.30pm, Sky Cricket & Main Event EOIN MORGAN will be hoping England are ready to bounce back from defeat to Scotland as he leads them out at the Oval for the first of five ODIs. England lost the Ashes in the winter, but the one-day side won 4-1 down under.
PREHISTORIC KILLERS
Deadly Dinosaurs With Steve Backshall, 5.25pm, CBBC FUN new series that brings together wacky outdoor stunts with computer-generated dinosaurs to deliver fascinating facts about these remarkable beasts. Backshall (pictured) starts by examining the sheer size of these creatures — and their dung.
FILM THRILLER
Blood Money, 6.20pm, Sky Premiere WILDERNESS tale in which a trio of friends find a bag of cash that belongs to John Cusack’s desperate, trigger-happy criminal. Only one of them is getting out alive . . .
NEW YORK WOMEN
The Bold Type, Amazon Prime THE return of this frothy U.S. drama based on the life of
ANATOMY EXPERIMENT
Can Science Make Me Perfect?, 9pm, BBC4 HOW would humans look if we blended elements of nature with our bodies to create the perfectly adapted form? Alice Roberts uses her own body as a template in this fascinating new one-off, which culminates with the reveal of a lifesized sculpture of her ‘perfect self’.
WILDLIFE WONDERS
Big Beasts: Last Of The Giants, 9pm, Sky One PATRICK ARYEE hosts this glossy new three-parter, in which he travels the globe in search of our biggest animals. His quest begins in the Americas with sperm whales, grizzly bears and anacondas, and he goes back in time to meet the Titanoboa — an extinct snake that was the size of a bus.
CANADIAN CRIME
Carter, 9pm, Alibi IN A new Canadian series that has echoes of f Castle, Hollywood star Harley Carter (Jerry O’Connell, pictured) has a very public meltdown and decidescides to channel his experience as an on-screen detective into solving real cases. O’Connell’s acting has a couple of layers here, but the show is mostly background entertainment.
REAL-LIFE MYSTERY
What Happened To Marine Addis?, 9pm, Forces TV ALAN ADDIS was just 19 when he vanished from the Falklands in 1980. This intriguing and well-structured new documentary looks at the effect on his family (he was an only child) and sifts new information to investigate further. (Sky 450, Freeview 96, Freesat 165, Virgin 277)
FREEVIEW MOVIE
Arthur & Mike, 11.35pm, Film4 EMILY BLUNT and Colin Firth (pictured) make an odd couple in a comedy drama that explores depression and desperation. Both are lost souls who have fled their lives and, for escapism, impersonate the lives of others. The lessons and enlightenment come too easily.