Satellite choice
SNOOKER Shanghai Masters, 7.30am, 12.30pm, Eurosport 2
KYREN WILSON from Kettering defends his title in China. He was the surprise winner here last year — he was ranked 54th in the world — beating Judd Trump.
FREEVIEW MATINEE Lord Jim, 1.35pm, Film4
THE seaman of the title is played by Peter O’Toole in this adventure, based on the story by Joseph Conrad. Accused of cowardice, Jim goes to extreme lengths to redeem himself — while Daliah Lavi (pictured) becomes the love interest . . .
COOKS DOWN-UNDER MasterChef Australia, 7.30pm, W
ALL the guest chefs receive a rapturous welcome from the contenders on this hearty cookery show — so Nigella Lawson’s reception could border on the hysterical. In the first of her week-long stint, she presents the contestants with a Mystery Box Challenge.
NEW P.I. DRAMA Private Eyes, 8pm, Universal
A FORMER ice hockey player works with a private eye in a new Canadian investigative drama that has a good line in banter. Matt Shade is played by Jason Priestley, with steely but sad blue eyes; Cindy Sampson is his partner Angie Everett, a much tougher soul.
KIDS’ ACTION FLICK The Karate Kid, 8pm, E4
EVERYTHING about this reboot of the Eighties teen hit is cool, from the casting of Jaden (son of action hero Will Smith) as the new Ralph Macchio, to Jackie Chan as his wise mentor. Neither film is a masterpiece, but kids will get just as excited now as they did back then.
FILM COMEDY Working Girl, 8pm, Sky Greats
MELANIE GRIFFITH is the sassy secretary getting herself an education and busting her way through the glass ceiling in this wonderful Wall Street-flavoured comedy. Shoulder pads at dawn.
SEASON FINALE Ray Donovan, 9pm, Sky Atlantic
THIS is the season four finale of the tough drama about a Hollywood fixer, but it’s not the end of the story — Ray (Liev Schreiber, pictured below), and whatever remains of his long-suffering family, will be back for a fifth. No matter how grim the tone is, though, there’s always great acting on show.
MODERN ART Who’s Afraid Of Conceptual Art?, 9pm, BBC4
DR JAMES FOX is our likeable guide to the often unlikeable world of conceptual art, which thrives on ‘challenging’ its audience in ways that can seem ridiculous — the urinal that Marcel Duchamp said was art, for instance. Is there more to this than artists talking to themselves? Find out.
ON-DEMAND MOVIE Green Room, Virgin
ANTON YELCHIN (best-known as Chekov from the Star Trek films) died tragically young, but this chilling tale of punks and Nazis offers a taste of the greatness he could have achieved in the acting world.
AWARDS SHOW Emmy Awards 10PM, 5 USA
BRITISH interests are strongly represented by BBC drama The Night Manager, which has six nominations. That show’s Tom Hiddleston, Sherlock’s Benedict Cumberbatch and Luther’s Idris Elba take up half the ‘lead actor in a limited series’ nods.