Satellite choice LEGENDS OF ART
TENNIS Rotterdam Open, 11.30am, Sky Sports 3
DISAPPOINTINGLY, under doctor’s orders, the resurgent Rafa Nadal has had to pull out of this ATP World Tour event after his efforts at the Open in Australia.
AFTERNOON DELIGHT Some Like It Hot, 3.55pm, Sky Greats
WITH Billy Wilder’s clever direction and Marilyn Monroe (pictured) at her breathy best, this comedy — about two musicians (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon) going on the run in drag — is a solid-gold classic.
FOOTBALL Bournemouth v Manchester City, 7pm, Sky Sports 1
NEW boy Gabriel Jesus stormed into the City side for their thrashing of West Ham. As the Cherries have let in 13 goals in these sides’ past three meetings, they will be fearful of City’s goal-scoring form.
MUSIC AWARDS The 59th Annual Grammy Awards, 8pm, 4Music
BRIT Awards veteran James Corden hosts the glitzy U.S. ceremony for the first time, with performances from Adele, Bruno Mars, Metallica, Carrie Underwood and Beyonce — who also leads the field for nominations, with nine. (Freeview 18, Sky 362, Virgin 337)
Art Of France, 9pm, BBC4
THE last of Andrew GrahamDixon’s series features a dizzying number of great names — Monet, Matisse, Picasso, Degas — and opens on the work of the Impressionists. The term was coined after Monet’s Impression, Sunrise, a work that he painted in just 46 minutes, and which was criticised for its raw style.
AVIATION Hawker Hurricane: Plane Resurrection, 9pm, PBS America
THE second in this absorbing run of restorations focuses on the wreck of a Mk1 Hurricane, which was shipped from India and lovingly refurbished in the UK. The entire series is available on Netflix.
ZOMBIES The Walking Dead, 9pm, Fox
WAR seemed inevitable when this bloody zombie drama took a break before Christmas and, as it returns, Rick and co set about rounding up new recruits to take on Negan — but don’t anticipate battle any time soon.
FILM THRILLER The Landlord, 9.50pm, Sky Premiere
OMINOUS chiller about a young couple who move into a rented home, which, unbeknown to them, is kitted out with secret cameras. Their creepy landlord has his beady eyes on them…
ADULT COMEDY Girls, 10pm, Sky Atlantic
THE final season of Lena Dunham’s raw comedy opens with Hannah, now a published journalist, reporting on a pretentious surf school. There, she meets a Zen-like teacher who likes to rap, and is played with total conviction by Britain’s Riz Ahmed.
DRAMA RE-RUN Prime Suspect, 11pm, ITV3
THERE’S a prequel on the way (Prime Suspect 1973), so ITV3 is repeating the original every weeknight, from the start. This opening episode takes its time and is still gripping, 26 years after it was first shown — at its centre is Helen Mirren’s finely tuned performance as DCI Tennison (pictured).