Tonight TV: Get ready to scream at the screen via the Traitors final | television

Traitors

8.30pm on BBC One
Secret traitor. Fiona vs. Rachel. Family tree theory. And a naked handstand contestant on Instagram. It may not have reached the thrilling heights of the recent Celebrity series, but The Traitors provided the wicked excitement we needed this January. It’s also given us a good group of believers who have already discovered the traitors – but will they make it to the end? Get ready to scream at the screen throughout the finale. Holly Richardson

Amanda and Alan Greek Job

7.30pm on BBC One
The friends are in the middle of renovating their home in Corfu, and it’s time to take over the kitchen. Differences in tastes started to cause tension, but they decided on something modern. Amanda has also signed Alan up on a Greek dating app – although he says he already feels as though they are in conflict with construction company Stamatis. Human resources

Monte Don Rheinland Gardens

8pm on BBC Two
The Baroque garden of Schwetzingen Palace “aimed, above all, to impress with its splendor.” On his second stop, Monty shows us just how amazing it is, along with a host of other amazing creations lining the Rhine, from the Palmengarten in Frankfurt to the Landschaftspark in Duisburg.. Ali Catterall

David Baddiel: Cat Man

8pm on Channel 4
Is there such a thing as an ugly cat? Baddiel meets Wilfred, the viral cat who, despite his toothy smile and maniacal gaze, still melts hearts. He then goes to a cat show, where one of the cats is a Sunderland fan. Fellow cat lovers are celebrating their pets, including Philippa Perry, who “loves naked animals”. Human resources

Mysterious Path: Origin

9pm on BBC Two
A remarkable Australian criminal takes his story to the next stage. Jay (Mark Coles Smith) constantly feels hostility from the society that polices him, but now that anxiety turns into a threat. Before that, there’s comedy in the way Jay’s lecherous brother Spotty (Clarence Ryan) deals with a false accusation of murder. Jack Seale

Masterclass mission

At 10pm on Channel 4
It’s a sign of Taskmaster’s popularity that it creates sporadic shows. This story takes place in the year 2048, when Greg Davies and Alex Horne reunite to ponder the causes of civilizational collapse and identify Taskmaster’s excerpts of Munya Chawawa and Aisling Bea as signs of human decline. Phil Harrison

Choose a movie

The Eternal Daughter (Joanna Hogg, 2022), At 11pm on BBC Two
There are plenty of creaks and bumps in the night in Joanna Hogg’s latest drama, set in a fog-shrouded Welsh country hotel. But despite the haunted house trappings, this is a place where the ghosts are mostly memories. Tilda Swinton, always a sensitive actress, plays dual roles: director Julie and her elderly mother Rosalind. They come to stay at a country place – which used to be Rosalind’s aunt’s house – as a nostalgia trip and a birthday gift for Rosalind. But Julie is disturbed by unexplained noise, while her nervous parents’ memories of her childhood visits there include both bad and good. A poignant story of love, loss and memory. Simon Wardle

Revenge (Coralie Farget, 2017), 11.10pm, Legend Extra
Substance director Coralie Fargeat has a history of dramas about women’s bodies in the extreme. This 2017 film focuses on Jane, played by Matilda Lotz, whose married lover’s weekend in the desert turns into a nightmare when his “buddies” show up. She was sexually assaulted, thrown off a cliff and hung from a tree, almost survived and then took the titular revenge. Lutz makes an impressive transformation from trophy lady to angel of death, as the film’s message of feminist empowerment has to compete with its visceral thrills. Southwest