BBC Four's 9pm slot tonight features The Sentinels, a riveting first world war drama with a sci-fi twist, based on a French graphic novel series. The story follows Gabriel Ferraud (Louis Peres), who, after being seriously wounded on the front line, is offered a top-secret treatment in Paris that could either kill him or turn him into a 'super soldier.' The plot thickens as questions arise about German knowledge of the trial and the true purpose behind creating the Sentinels.
Alexander Armstrong Across America
At 8pm on Channel 5, Alexander Armstrong continues his US holiday, traveling from the Hoover Dam to Utah's deserts with a stop in Las Vegas. Expect tales of glitz, glam, and the gambling hotspot's underbelly of poverty, plus Armstrong goofing around on a massive rope swing.
Casualty on BBC One
At 8.10pm on BBC One, Dylan returns to A&E after succumbing to alcohol, struggling through a shift while bilious, self-loathing, and experiencing disturbing flashbacks. Among the patients, a neat fable about facing mortality and a well-meant but half-baked story about hate speech turning into real harm unfold.
TOTP: Big Hits 2000
At 8.50pm on BBC Two, enjoy an hour of 00s bangers featuring global pop icons Britney, Kylie, and Destiny's Child, along with shiny Brit poppers S Club, Craig David, and Robbie Williams. Club throwbacks include Sonique's Feels So Good, Black Legends' You See the Trouble With Me, and Spiller's Groovejet.
TOTP: The Story of 2000
At 9.50pm on BBC Two, the celebrations of Britain's pop years take a melancholic turn as TOTP approaches its end in 2006. The new millennium brings much that's familiar—boybands like Westlife are everywhere—but also the arrival of controversial rapper Eminem.
Today at Wimbledon
At 11.50pm on BBC Two, catch the highlights reel covering the women's singles final, with Karolina Muchova as a favourite after defeating Naomi Osaka to face Coco Gauff in the semi-final. The men's singles final follows on Sunday.
Film Choice: Redux Redux
At 6.15am and 8.25pm on Sky Cinema Premiere, brothers Kevin and Matthew McManus direct their sister Michaela in a satisfying multiverse thriller about grief. Irene (Michaela) visits alternative Earths to kill the man who murdered her daughter, until she saves the serial killer's next victim, Mia (Stella Marcus), and her priorities change.
The Lady Eve on Film4
At 11am on Film4, Barbara Stanwyck stars as con artist Jean in Preston Sturges's screwball comedy. She wraps naive, snake-obsessed heir Charles (Henry Fonda) around her finger on a cruise, then falls in love. The film features zippy dialogue and zany slapstick.
Live Sport
Women's Test Cricket: England v India, 10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket (second day from Lord's). Tennis: Wimbledon, 11am, BBC Two (women's singles final). Cycling: Tour De France, noon, TNT Sports 1 (eighth stage, 180.4km flat route). Men's T20 Cricket: England v India, 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event (final T20 in Southampton). World Cup Football: Norway v England, 8.45pm, ITV1 (Jude Bellingham stars in Miami quarter-final).
