Love Life
10.40pm, BBC One
Tonight’s double-bill finale starts with the Covid pandemic hitting – and the way Marcus (William Jackson Harper) navigates isolating as a single person, potentially being furloughed and obsessively wiping surfaces is relatable to the point of being triggering. He can’t stop thinking about Mia (Jessica Williams) – but is meeting an ex during a pandemic a good idea? Then, the final episode of this excellently crafted comedy-drama jumps to a year later. Hollie Richardson
Gardeners’ World
8pm, BBC Two
Monty Don shares his top tips for anyone wanting to get the best from tomatoes planted in growbags. He also shows us how to divide agapanthus (lily of the Nile), and answers the SOS calls of those thirsty for help with revamping a dry garden. HR
Here We Go
8.30pm, BBC One
It’s the last episode of Tom Basden’s sitcom and, of course, it ends with yet another family calamity. This time, it involves a camping trip, an attempt to stop a wedding and a run-in with the police. Harmless, cheery fun. HR
The Terror: Infamy
9pm, BBC Two
The double-bill finale begins with a dream sequence of the afterlife, an ominous portent of what’s to come. Back in the waking world, the terrible truth about Hiroshima is revealed as white America celebrates. There’s a face-off with Yuko the evil spirit, who has stolen Luz and Chester’s baby. Ali Catterall
The Other One
9.30pm, BBC Two
The first series of this raucous sitcom about chalk-and-cheese sisters belatedly meeting after their philandering father’s death ended with a jaw-dropping twist. As Cat (Lauren Socha) and Cathy (Ellie White) corral various bickering relatives for a get-together at a northern soul night, the season two climax is similarly OTT. Graeme Virtue
The Lateish Show With Mo Gilligan
10pm, Channel 4
The effortlessly funny Gilligan’s Bafta-winning chat-cum-sketch-cum-gameshow is back with Chic legend Nile Rodgers, comic Iain Stirling and Manc MC Aitch, who face risque questions from the audience in a game of Reply or Deny. Alexi Duggins
Film choice
The Matrix Resurrections (Lana Wachowski, 2021), 10am; 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
Whether this sequel to the classic trilogy is necessary is moot. But the returning Lana Wachowski offers up a nostalgic reboot of the philosophies, characters and even scenes from the influential earlier movies, as Thomas (Keanu Reeves) and Tiffany (Carrie-Anne Moss) – or are they really Neo and Trinity? – work out what is virtually and what is actually real. It’s all relentlessly meta, with Reeves, following his ageing Ted in the recent Bill & Ted update, enjoying playing another erstwhile hero pondering his mortality. Simon Wardell
Sport
Super League Rugby: Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos 7.30pm, Sky Sports Arena. From Halliwell Jones Stadium.
