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LIVE SNOOKER The Scottish Open, Eurosport & Quest
DAY one of the world-ranking event from the Emirates Arena in Glasgow. Culminating next Sunday night, it features 128 of the world’s leading players, battling for the famous Stephen Hendry Trophy.
FAMILY FILM A Yeti Adventure, 4.20pm, Sky Premiere
SNOWY adventure following a daring expedition to try to find the abominable snowman in the depths of the Himalayas. Teaming up are an ambitious university boffin and a newbie private eye.
CLASSIC MOVIE Ramrod, 6.10pm, Talking Pictures
FILM noir meets the Wild West in a tale of passion and deceit. Joel McCrea reteams with his Sullivan’s Travels co-star, Veronica Lake, after vowing never to work with her again . . .
FOOTBALL Everton v Watford, 7pm, Premiere League & Main Event
RICHARLISON comes up against his former club tonight as the Toffees welcome the Hornets to Goodison Park. Can the Brazilian striker inspire his new club to victory over his old one?
SERIES ENDS Hidden Wales With Will Millard, 8pm, BBC4
FOR the last of his enchanting series, the adventurer takes us inside yet more places that you couldn’t — or wouldn’t — enter. Either way, it’s good that he’s the one doing it. Here, Will is in the south of Wales, touring a ‘lost medieval city’, an old PoW camp and an abandoned mine.
SUPERIOR DRAMA My Brilliant Friend, 9pm, Sky Atlantic
IT’S the penultimate episode of this vivid adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s finely woven tale of a fluctuating friendship over the decades, with the conclusion following on Tuesday at 9pm. The drama in this hasn’t always been easy to watch, but the series as a whole has had a rare elegance.
TOP ACTION Condor, 9pm, Universal TV
THERE’S a neat reversal in tonight’s new episode as Joe is left powerless while Sharla pursues Joubert, and Bob decides to launch his own operation. The baddies are definitely on the back foot now, and try to cover their dirty tracks in an instalment that seriously ups the ante.
GROWN-UP DRAMA A Very English Scandal, 10pm, BBC4
ANOTHER chance to catch a finely acted drama that, while not for the easily offended, features one of Hugh Grant’s best performances in a while. Grant plays Jeremy Thorpe, the ex-Liberal leader charged with conspiracy to murder his former lover, Norman Scott (Ben Whishaw).
FESTIVE FRIVOLITY Katie Price: My Crazy Christmas, 10pm, Quest Red
A SPECIAL that’s the opposite of traditional festive family fare, this seasonal outing for ‘the Pricey’ is full of questions, such as: ‘What man will be in Katie’s life, if any?’ And: ‘Which of her family will be around the dinner table?’ Best watched as if it were a soap. (Freeview 38, Sky 149, Virgin 215)
THRILLER How To Get Away With Murder, Netflix
THIS twist-packed U.S. drama from Shonda Rhimes (Scandal) is powered by a fearsome performance from Viola Davis (pictured) as a law professor with a secret.