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Magnificent funeral parlor

At 10pm on Channel 4
Glamorous Hayley is an unlikely funeral director. But she’s amazing, as this moving film about her work at the Liverpool Arena shows. Her team also shows off a stuffed tom: “If you’re going out to your last party, you’re going to want to look your best ever.” Their next client is Marion, who is in her 40s and has been given weeks to live, so she decides to plan her own funeral – complete with an e-cig and a packet of Hubba Bubba in her coffin. Holly Richardson

Can you keep the secret?

9pm, BBC One
It’s the penultimate episode of the sitcom featuring Dawn French’s insurance scam, and Debbie is convinced that Pamela Anderson (a family friend, not the star) is the blackmailer. There’s another hurdle, too: William runs out of medication, prompting Debbie to make a problematic appointment with her GP, claiming she has Parkinson’s disease. Human resources

The Fix: Are you ready to rule?

9pm on BBC Two
As Nigel Farage continues to “fill his party with failed Tories”, in Labour’s words, Laura Kuenssberg examines the history of reform in the UK and considers its future – from the party’s marginal beginnings to its continued lead in the polls. She speaks to members and discusses how she is reshaping the political landscape. Human resources

Michael Jackson: The Trial

9pm on Channel 4
The Michael Jackson industry is on a dismal note, finding new angles from which to explore child abuse allegations against the singer. This series uses previously unreleased footage and audio to examine Jackson’s relationship with teenager Gavin Arvizo and his problematic dealings with journalist Martin Bashir. Phil Harrison

Surgeons: a matter of life and death

9pm on Channel 5
Another visit to Birmingham University Hospitals for a steady look at vital procedures. A congenital disorder means 17-year-old Leo urgently needs a new liver. Elsewhere, 47-year-old Daniel prepares for a time-pressed surgery that involves removing a kidney and performing a heart bypass. Graeme Virtue

Black ops

9.30pm on BBC One

The second series of the comedy thriller starring Gbemisola Ekumelo and Hamed Animashun has been a wild ride so far, and the penultimate episode is building up the laughs and tension. With Dom and Kay fired from MI5, the chances of stopping Steve’s plot before the Notting Hill Carnival look alarmingly slim. Hannah J. Davis