Carrie Fisher: A Life in Ten Pictures
9pm, BBC Two
“I’d rather lead a life than follow one around.” Actor Carrie Fisher’s remarkable, turbulent life is celebrated by revisiting 10 photos that tell her story. From her Hollywood childhood with mother Debbie Reynolds to her first Star Wars press tour with Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford, and her raucous, personal one-woman show towards the end of her life, family and friends tell all. Hollie Richardson
The Dog House
8pm, Channel 4
Looking for some human love this week: Skye the leggy lurcher, Leon the fun-loving staffie cross and Annie the exuberant cockapoo. Will adopted sisters Niamh and Holly, best mates Chanelle and Molly, and retired flight attendant Andreas be able to give them a home? HR
Tonight: Fraud – Ripping Off the Elderly
8.30pm, ITV
More than £500m was stolen from people aged over 65 in England and Wales last year – but how much of this was as a result of fraud by someone known to the victim? Tonight examines financial abuse of older people by their own family, friends and those in positions of trust. What can be done to protect people, their money and their property? HR
Un Amore
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Unable to ignore the still-glowing embers of their scorching teenage summer romance, Alessandro and Anna fall into one another’s arms once again. However, while he throws himself into their clandestine affair with true gusto, a frightened Anna – who has more to lose (hey there, Guido) – can’t help but hold back. Kayleigh Dray
Whitstable Pearl
9pm, Drama
“The death of a diabetic estate agent force-fed marmalade” is an unbeatable plotline for a cosy crime drama. As Kerry Godliman’s restaurateur/private detective Pearl Nolan links the above murder to a mysterious influx of cash to the Kent coastal town she calls home, another agreeably inessential episode comes and goes. Jack Seale
FBI
9pm, Sky Witness
The sixth season of Law & Order supremo Dick Wolf’s crime thriller opens with a deadly bus explosion. As the team suspect terrorist activity, Maggie (Missy Peregrym) has a feeling she knows who’s responsible. Away from work, Scola (John Boyd) is juggling fatherhood with his demanding job. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
Road House (Doug Leman, 2024), Prime Video
The cult 1989 Patrick Swayze film about a bouncer cleaning up a rough town gets an entertainingly breezy, brutal remake from Doug Leman. The amiable Jake Gyllenhaal rolls with the (many, many) punches as Dalton, a down-on-his-luck former UFC champion whose last chance saloon is a Key West bar run by Frankie (Jessica Williams). It’s a lawless place but he’s a calm and efficient operator. But then he comes up against thugs run by shady businessman Ben Brandt (Billy Magnussen), not least the unhinged Knox – played with a comic swagger by actual UFC fighter Conor McGregor. Simon Wardell
Live sport
International Football: Wales v Finland, 7.20pm, S4C
A Euros qualifier from Cardiff.
• This article was amended on 21 March 2024. An earlier version gave the wrong information about the contents of Tonight: Fraud – Ripping Off the Elderly. This has been corrected.
