Satellite choice
GOLF China Open, 7.30am, Sky Golf & Main Event
THE Genzon Golf Club in Shenzhen is the venue for the 25th staging of the China Open. Swede Alexander Bjork is reigning champion, but look out for Kuang Yang, the youngest in the field at just 14.
CYCLING Tour de Yorkshire, 1pm, ITV4
CHRIS FROOME and 2018 winner Greg Van Avermaet are set to be among the contenders as the fourday race gets under way with a 113mile stage from Selby to Doncaster.
DOOMED EXPEDITION Shackleton’s Frozen Hell, 8pm, Smithsonian
THIS documentary tells the story of Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated Antarctic expedition from the point of view of the Endurance captain, New Zealander Frank Worsley. A mix of archive film and re-creation brings the story to life. (Freeview 99, Freesat 175, Sky 195, Virgin 295)
FILM BUFFS There’s Something About Movies, 9pm, Sky One
FROM the team that brought us the Bafta-winning A League Of Their Own comes another lighthearted panel show. This time, the theme is movies, as chatty man Alan Carr (pictured) tests the film knowledge of two teams of assorted comedians and actors.
SUPERHERO STORY Arrow, 9pm, Paramount
THE Freeview premiere for season two of the big and slyly funny U.S. superhero drama opens with Oliver’s city in chaos, his company on the verge of a hostile takeover (by a delightfully icy Summer Glau, pictured) and vigilantes es everywhere. Oliver, meanwhile, is ignoring it all, living on his island. (Freeview 54, Sky 159, Virgin 188)
FAMILY TREE Who Do You Think You Are? USA, 9pm, W
AS THE new series continues, Will & Grace’s Megan Mullally (pictured right) traces her family history. What she knows is bleak. Her dad (‘big trouble’) was an alcoholic, as were his dad and grandfather — the latter took his own life in 1925. It’s a dark starting point, and there’s more to come.
BRIT SITCOM Dead Pixels, 9.30pm, E4
MEG has an emotional breakthrough in the last episode of the gaming comedy as she manages to hug her flatmate (Charlotte Ritchie) and call her ‘friend’. All this emotion must be a consequence of the game she’s been playing coming to an end, and a Meg has a plan to make it go with a bang — but it doesn’t all go quite as she expects.
HORROR FLICK The Party Crasher, 10.10pm, Sky Premiere
GGOOFY and gory horror in which a college ffraternity’s Hawaiianthemed party descends into gnarly carnage when an ancient evil entity is unwittingly unleashed.
SPY DRAMA Berlin Station, 10.15pm, More4
AFTER a gripping first two episodes of its second series, the pace of the spy thriller slackens tonight. We’re back in Berlin and the focus is on Valerie (Michelle Forbes), who is also working undercover to infiltrate the far right, but her methods differ greatly from Daniel’s. Meanwhile, B.B. mixes work and pleasure.