God Shave the Queens
10pm, BBC Three
There are no limits in the Runiverse, as this latest spin-off proves. The 12-part show follows the queens from the second series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK as they go on tour. It’s no bad thing that you know exactly what you are in for – funny, warm, behind-the-scenes chats with our liberating queens. In the first episode, Cherry Valentine (who died in September) reflects on the documentary she made about growing up in the Traveller community. Hollie Richardson
A Royal Grand Design
9pm, ITV1
HM King Charles has always fancied himself as a bit of a Kevin McCloud. This show follows his ambitious plan to rescue Dumfries House, an 18th-century stately home in a part of Ayrshire left devastated by the death of the coal industry. The estate was bought in 2007 by a consortium led by the former Prince of Wales for £45m, to save it for the nation, and his ambition to regenerate the area has been a project more than 10 years in the planning. Hannah Verdier
Grand Designs: House of the Year
9pm, Channel 4
Delving into a realm suffused with mould-breaking architecture, tonight’s show celebrates houses that disregard the rulebook. Among the mock-Tudor terraces of south London suburbia, a white industrial-steel frame stands out defiantly. Among radical renovations, a 12m sq plot has been transformed into a four-storey family house. Danielle De Wolfe
The Ice Cream Wars
9.10pm, BBC Two
In the weeks before a fire killed six members of his family, Andrew Doyle, an ice-cream van driver in Glasgow, was the target of threats and abuse. This second, concluding part of the documentary about the case picks up in 1984, when seven men were charged for the crime in one of the biggest trials in Scottish history. HR
Outsiders
10pm, Dave
More pointless challenges performed by reasonably funny people as we return to the forest in the company of David Mitchell and comic stooges including Maisie Adam and Phil Wang. Tonight’s tasks include an amusing attempt to improvise a woodland spa with self-devised therapies that turn faintly sinister. Phil Harrison
Avenue 5
10pm, Sky Comedy
Armando Iannucci’s space comedy fronted by Hugh Laurie is back for a second series of comic intergalactic mishaps. Will Captain Ryan tell guests that they are stuck onboard for nearly a decade with limited food? One thing is certain: no one will out-act Rebecca Front, whose turn as a harrowed passenger responsible for throwing the ship off-course is spellbinding. Alexi Duggins
Film choice
The Elephant Man, Wednesday, 11.50pm, BBC Two
Cited as the one David Lynch film that even Lynch objectionists can get behind, The Elephant Man (1980) is a profoundly beautiful work. As John Merrick, whose physical disfigurement has caused him to be pushed to the fringes of society, John Hurt offered a career-best performance. For all its black-and-white formality and stiff period detail, this is a film of almost unbearable humanity. Although the “I am not an animal!” scene became notorious, the real gutpunch is the ending. Stuart Heritage
Live Sport
Mosconi Cup Pool, Wed, 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Live coverage of day one in Las Vegas, where teams from the US and Europe face each other in the nine-ball variation of the game.
Test Cricket Pakistan v England, Wed, 4.30am, Sky Sports Main Event
Day one of the first Test in the three-match series, at Rawalpindi cricket stadium.
