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Lover, liar, predator

9pm on BBC Two
“He was the sun, and I revolved around him.” In a sensitive documentary, four incredibly brave young women – Jenny, Natalie, Shannon and Robyn – talk about a man they all encountered. He was listed on the sex offender registry twice, then began a web of physically and mentally abusive relationships that led to multiple pregnancies, as well as affairs. But his victims finally spoke out and brought him to justice. Holly Richardson

Jimmy feasts for five

8pm on Channel 4
Some delicious dishes that will lure you into the chef’s kitchen this week: gnocchi swimming in creamy blue cheese and broccoli sauce; crispy fish cakes with a jar of harissa; and mango rice pudding infused with nutmeg and topped with toasted coconut. Human resources

The silent witness

9pm, BBC One
The long-running drama returns, with the crime thriller action moved to Birmingham for series 29. In the first part of the two-part story, Nicky (Emilia Fox) and Jack (David Caves) find themselves involved with an unexpected hitman. The plot is good, but Bob Fox is the real star of the series. Hannah J. Davis

24/7 Platoon: Preparing for War

9pm on Channel 5
No, it’s not an attempt to rip off a series of 80s films. This documentary series follows 30 soldiers as they form a platoon in the Rifle Infantry Regiment. Firstly, they learn how to live, work and socialize together during their week-long training at Bannau Brycheiniog (formerly Brecon Beacons) – before deploying to Eastern Europe. Alexey Duggins

Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

9pm, Sky Atlantic
Things inevitably start to go downhill in the action-packed prequel to Game of Thrones, as the tournament begins – and a brat named Aerion Targaryen brings along his horse. The prince continues to anger the locals while Dank and Egg make preparations – and continue to wait for the big cliffhanger to end. Human resources

industry

10.40pm, on BBC One
In the most migraine-inducing episode of the season so far, journalist Charlie Heaton’s Jim has a very bad day. After his revelations about Tender’s business practices had little impact, he attended the app’s launch party and ended up with a major troll. Meanwhile, will Whitney play Jas and Henry against each other? Human resources

Choose a movie

Chevalier (Stephen Williams, 2022), 10.55pm, Movie 4
Famed composer and violinist, master swordsman, and revolutionary soldier—Joseph Bologna lived a life that a period biography of Stephen Williams would have a function to encapsulate. Joseph (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), the mixed-race son of an enslaved Guadeloupe woman and a French plantation owner, rises through late-18th-century Parisian society and becomes a favorite of Queen Marie Antoinette (Lucy Boynton). But his fame threatens social and racial inequalities, and unrest increases in the city. A fascinating slice of black history about a man at the center of the dead zeitgeist. Simon Wardle