Satellite choice
MOVIE Mr Peabody & Sherman, 11.15am, 6.20pm,6 SkyS Family
A FUN Rocky And Bullwinkle spin-off following the time-travelling adventures of the world’s most intelligent dog and his adopted human son (don’t ask). Ancient Egypt is the destination here.
FOOTBALL Wales v Belgium, 7pm, Sky Sports 5
The top two sides from Euro 2016 qualifying Group B meet in Cardiff where the hype is likely to circle around Gareth Bale. A Welsh win would take the team to the top of the table.
RUGBY LEAGUE St Helens v Wigan Warriors, 7.30pm, Sky Sports 3
LIVE Super League action from Langtree Park. The last meeting between these sides ended in a 12-4 victory to Wigan.
CRIME SERIES
NCIS, 9pm, Fox
LAST week, Gibbs failed to stop a child manipulated by terrorists from blowing himself up, and in this penultimate episode of season 12, he has a chance to save another. This episode has its light moments — Abby’s report, for instance — but the underlying tone for Gibbs is tragic.
DRAMA RETURNS
The Legacy, 9pm, Sky Arts
THE rewarding Danish drama about fractious siblings begins its new, second series with a slow burner that finishes in dramatic style. Signe and Gro are living in a commune-like atmosphere at their mother’s old house, and the rivalry between them still simmers. Meanwhile, Frederik strives for normal family life, and Emil is embittered in Thailand.
DETECTIVE DRAMA Murder In The First, 10pm, Fox
THE new, ten-episode second season of this U.S. investigative drama follows a single case — just like the first. Kathleen Robertson and Taye Diggs (pictured) return as its very watchable pair of homicide detectives for a story that opens with a deadly attack on a school bus, and then dives deep into the San Francisco underworld.
ON-DEMAND SERIES Orange Is The New Black, Netflix (Season 3) )
THIS U.S. drama a returns for a new, third season, and with some good comic moments — but the dominant mood is melancholic, especially for Vause, who isn’tt enjoying being back in prison. And she has no idea that it was Piper (Taylor Schilling, pictured) who put her there. This feels soapy to begin with, but there are big changes to come.
NEW HORROR MOVIE As Above, So Below, 10pm, Sky Premiere
THE found-footage shocker is resurrected by the team behind 2008’s Quarantine. Perdita Weeks is one of the crew exploring Paris’s catacombs — but confronting so much more . . .
NINETIES SHOW Crocodile Shoes, 11pm, Drama
THE first of a repeat for a seven-part BBC drama from 1994, which Jimmy Nail wrote, starred in and produced. He also sang the theme tune, and had a hit with it. Here, Nail plays a lathe operator who dreams of becoming a country singer, and makes the odyssey from Newcastle to Nashville.