Satellite choice
FOOTBALL Manchester United v Liverpool, 8pm, Sky Main Event & Premier League
LIVERPOOL head to Old Trafford for this rescheduled clash. With United having played Leicester only two days ago, the Reds will want to make their fresher legs count as they look to secure a place in Europe next term.
FASCINATING FACTS Made In Britain, 8pm, ITV4
THERE’S a dizzying variety of insights tonight. We learn how a biochemist-turned-distiller is making Britain’s first commercially produced rum, see how a George Cross is made, are told about hand-made wooden canoes and see how the tools for top furniture-makers come to be.
CHILLY THRILLER Let It Snow, 8.10pm, Sky Premiere
HORROR survival thriller in which a woman (Ivanna Sakhno), separated from her boyfriend, flees through the snowy wilds of Georgia while pursued by a psycho on a snowmobile.
CANADIAN CRIME Coroner, 9pm, More4
PART two of this nicely underplayed Canadian drama — from the writer of Keeping Faith — finds widowed coroner Jenny Cooper (Serinda Swan) still trying to cope with the aftermath of the lies told by her dead husband. That trauma comes in strangely handy, though, as she investigates tonight’s new case.
ON-DEMAND MOVIE The Virtuoso, BT Film Store, Sky Store, Virgin
ANSON MOUNT (Hell On Wheels) plays a hit man and Anthony Hopkins his boss in a well-cast if vague action thriller.
VINTAGE PLANES Warbird Workshop, 9pm, Yesterday
THE series ends with two projects in one episode: a MoraneSaulnier 315 and a U.S. Navy N3N. Both biplanes are being restored for an airfield at what was once RAF Eshott, where the owners are building a working museum with a squadron of
vintage warplanes.
CINEMA QUIZ There’s Something About Movies, 9pm, Sky One
ALAN CARR (pictured) returns to host a new series of the fun comedy movie quiz, which really comes into its own when the panellists throw themselves into the film spoofs. The guests tonight include the director Dexter Fletcher and the comedians Sindhu Vee and Josh Widdicombe.
COMEDY COUPLE
Meet The Richardsons, 10pm, Dave
JON RICHARDSON is especially miserable in this new episode, which is largely concerned with his midlife crisis. Also tonight, a lot of effort has gone into creating the supposed TV pilots he and Lucy (pictured) are working on, including the resurrection of Stoppit And Tidyup and a ‘new Big Breakfast’.
CRIMINAL TWINS Secrets Of The Krays, BritBox
HIGH-PROFILE new documentary, all three parts of which arrive at once. It contains startling personal insights — including Reggie Kray’s scrapbook — and starts with their mum, who was so significant to both criminal brothers.
FILM BUFF Mark Kermode’s Secrets Of Cinema, 10.30pm, BBC4
THE critic presents a jaunty guide to the romcom genre in this enjoyable episode. One of Kermode’s favourites is the mermaid romance Splash (‘I must have seen this film a hundred times’), and he talks about his subject with such passion and insight that it’s a pleasure to watch.