Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty
9pm, Sky Atlantic
“Welcome to sunny Los Angeles: great for tans, shit for fans,” says ballsy businessman Jerry Buss (John C Reilly) to camera in this 10-part drama. It’s 1979, and he’s leaving the Playboy Mansion to go and buy the lacklustre LA Lakers basketball team. First on his to-do list: sign up college star Earvin “Magic” Johnson (Quincy Isaiah), much to the concern of his coach Jerry West (Jason Clarke). The Lakers are now one of sports’ most revered teams, and this series shows us that journey. Produced by Adam McKay, it’s a stylish and confident dive into a world riddled with elitism, racism and sexism – which also boasts some of the greatest sports stars in history. Hollie Richardson
Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Britain’s Rape Crisis
9pm, BBC One
Why do only just over 1% of rape cases in the UK end with a conviction? Prepare to feel furious as Panorama follows Derbyshire police and the women and girls behind the statistics. While most of the victims understandably remain anonymous, the show includes two twentysomething sisters who have reported their dad for repeated rape – and the youngest asks for the statement she made as an 11-year-old to be broadcast. It’s painful to watch but shows what victims go through. HR
Holding
9pm, ITV
Graham Norton’s charming crime story gently rolls on. After a month there are still no leads in the case of the discovered human remains, but when new information comes to light, the spotlight falls on Mrs Meany. Brenda Fricker’s resulting monologue is stunningly powerful and delivered with calm grace as she reveals secrets from her past. Hannah Verdier
Newark, Newark
9pm, Gold
A new sitcom with notes of Gavin and Stacey and Victoria Wood – while not well-crafted enough to be in that league, it’s affable and wields a fistful of tart zingers. Morgana Robinson and Jai Hollis, as a restless divorcee and her teenage son, are an adorable leading pair. Jack Seale
Hot Property
10pm, BBC Three
The dating show where singletons snoop around the empty houses of three potential mates welcomes a celebrity participant, of sorts: Apprentice alumnus Ryan-Mark Parsons, whose provocative opinions you may have heard on Russia Today or GB News, is looking for love. JS
Couples Therapy
11.15pm, BBC Two
Relationship counsellor Dr Orna Guralnik offers more frank advice to warring, or at least exceedingly passive-aggressive couples, including Gianni and his boyfriend, Matthew. Blisteringly honest and often horribly familiar, it is a bit like Gogglebox for masochists. Ali Catterall
Film choice
Destry Rides Again (George Marshall, 1939), 3pm, Film4
The sight of the glamorous Marlene Dietrich singing The Boys in the Backroom in a spit-and-sawdust saloon is enough to make George Marshall’s 1939 western a must-see. This was also the laconic James Stewart’s first oater, and they make a vibrantly atypical pair. She is Frenchy, the star attraction in a small town run by corrupt landowner Kent (Brian Donlevy). He is Tom Destry, the son of a famous sheriff, who arrives to restore law and order using his wits rather than his guns. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Tour Championship snooker 12.45pm, ITV4. Day one at Venue Cymru in Llandudno.
