I’m An Alcoholic: Inside Recovery
9pm, BBC Two
For the first time in its 75 years in the UK, Alcoholics Anonymous is letting cameras inside its doors. Of course, anonymity is at the heart of AA, so it combats this by using deepfake imagery when speaking to members – a troubling visual manipulation technique that might actually prove to have a positive use here. The one-off documentary also looks at the organisation’s roots in the prewar US, and discusses its role in modern society. Hollie Richardson
God Shave the Queens
9.45pm, BBC Three
Another three episodes following the cast of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. Having finished ninth in seasons two and three, Veronica Green is now a mainstay of the drag scene. Next, we focus on the dark glamour and adoring fans of Joe Black, and finally Tia Kofi shares what it’s like to perform for sold-out crowds. Jack Seale
Dispatches: Cops in Crisis
10pm, Channel 4
“Where are the police?” This Dispatches explores why thousands of crimes in the UK reportedly receive little or no investigation, using exclusive research and testimonies from frontline officers who have recently left. The next question: is the British policing system fit for purpose? HR
Outsiders
10pm, Dave
It’s day four in the woods, and our dirty half-dozen are faring worse than the cast of Blair Witch. With their knot-tying abilities put to the test, who will succeed in making a reef knot, when the hardest thing they have previously attempted is their own shoelaces? Elsewhere, there is some rubbish to upcycle and a surveillance test. Ali Catterall
Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything
10pm, Sky Comedy
Rosie Molloy – a 35-year-old addict who thought her intervention was “just a really shitty birthday party” – is a close-to-the-bone role for Sheridan Smith, who has talked about her struggles with addiction. She’s squeezing laughs out of life’s lemons in this comedy-drama, as Rosie attempts to get clean after ruining her brother’s wedding. HR
Mobo Awards 2022
10.40pm, BBC One
DJ Target hosts a behind-the-scenes peek at the celebration of Black music, which turns 25 this year. With performances on the night coming from Kojey Radical, Cat Burns and Eliza Rose, expect them to be among the faces to feature as the Radio 1Xtra DJ peeps around backstage at Wembley Arena. Alexi Duggins
