Code 404
9pm, Sky Comedy
Stephen Graham and Daniel Mays are back at it as detective partners in season three of this comedy crime drama, in which John (Mays) was resurrected by artificial intelligence after being killed in the line of duty. In the first of tonight’s double bill opener, the troublesome twosome are under investigation and stuck on limited duties – but that doesn’t stop them from getting stuck in when a fellow copper is murdered. Hollie Richardson
Big Oil vs the World
9pm, BBC Two
Recent history is littered with mea culpas, from penitent Silicon Valley programmers to assorted engineers who helped develop an exciting new technique for extracting gas and oil from shale rock during the 1980s … a process otherwise known as “fracking”. This final, deeply concerning episode explores how the fight over the climate crisis suffered yet more blows during the 2010s. Ali Catterall
The Undeclared War
9pm, Channel 4
Peter Kosminsky’s cyber-thriller has felt ponderous at times but has made dramatic capital out of the open-endedness of its subject matter: this remains an area in which even experts are guessing. As the series concludes, escalation with Russia looks possible as John’s (Mark Rylance) betrayal becomes clear. Can Saara (Hannah Khalique-Brown) keep a lid on the crisis? Phil Harrison
The Lazarus Project
9pm, Sky Max
Joe Barton’s clever melding of yearning personal drama and grand time-loop narrative concludes, with George (Paapa Essiedu) still trying to fix his own woes without sacrificing humanity. There are even tougher decisions to make as his already mind-bending reality starts to collapse. Jack Seale
The Baby
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Just when you thought this Michelle de Swarte-led series couldn’t get any wackier, the demon baby decides to possess the children of Juniper House – and good luck to any adult who gets in their way. As she takes cover, Natasha (De Swarte) faces her own mother. HR
First Dates
10pm, Channel 4
The restaurant is fully booked tonight: a prison officer turned author; a shy TV presenter; and a snappy dresser who likens his personal style to “Richard Ayoade crossed with Bill Nighy”. Ellen E Jones
Live sport
Golf: AIG Women’s Open 11am, Sky Sports Main Event. The first day of the final major of the year from Muirfield.
