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Mood
10.05pm, BBC Three
Have you ever woken up after a night on the booze full of regret about social horrors committed? This is how the day starts for Sasha in Nicôle Lecky’s excellent six-part drama based on her one-woman show Superhoe. She’s obsessed with her ex-boyfriend, frustrated over her recording artist dreams, and it’s the final straw when her mum kicks her out. Matters quickly turn worryingly dark for Sasha as she finds herself sofa-surfing at her weed dealer’s place, then starts to research sex work as a solution. Hollie Richardson
24 Hours in A&E
8pm, Channel 4
It has been more than a decade since this series started giving us a raw glimpse of life in an A&E department, so it’s taking a look back at the best stories. These include 79-year-old Carole who, after being rushed in after a stroke, is given a drug with only a one-in-eight success rate, while her husband of 60 years looks on. HR
The Holiday
9pm, Channel 5
Jill Halfpenny leads on a dream holiday to Malta with a group of friends who spend their time checking their partners’ phones and hating their technology-obsessed children. The tension is high, the surroundings are idyllic, and there’s trouble brewing, which is well set up by this gloriously soapy opener full of blood-splattered flash-forwards, knowing looks and revelations. Hannah Verdier
The Gilded Age
9pm, Sky Atlantic
The Russells deal with the aftermath of a rail disaster – although Bertha is more concerned with how a visitor can help improve her status (again). Meanwhile, could Agnes have a valid point with her stern words about Mr Raikes’s misintentions with Marian? The real reason to tune in again, however, is the beautiful work by the costume department. HR
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Somebody Somewhere
9pm, Sky Comedy
Fresh from its success in the US, this eight-part comedy-drama follows fortysomething Sam (Bridget Everett) as she navigates life after her sister’s death. “This is like my second breakdown this week,” she tells co-worker Joel (Jeff Hiller), who takes her to a local singing group – which might just change things. HR
Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable
10pm, Dave
The cheerful show in which comics tell moderately unflattering stories about themselves to Mel Giedroyc and her sidekick Lou Sanders continues. This week, Scarlett Moffatt recalls a disgraceful girls’ holiday, Paul Chowdhry remembers his light-fingered past, and Rob Beckett’s wantonly poor timekeeping results in chaos. Phil Harrison
Live sport
FA Cup football: Peterborough United v Manchester City 6.45pm, ITV. Fifth-round tie. Middlesbrough v Tottenham Hotspur is on BBC One at 7.30pm.