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“The burps.”

9pm, Sky One

Keke Palmer is much better at delivering this take on the popular 80s horror comedy, with its successful gags. She and Jack Whitehall play hopeful new parents Samira and Rob, who move into Ashfield Place, a typical suburban dead-end street – except it has a group of strange residents and a creepy abandoned house. This week, things get even nastier at the block party. Holly Richardson

Helps! I bought it at auction with Sarah Penny

8pm on Channel 4

More challenging renovations as this latest TV show about Britain’s housing crisis continues. In Somerset, Alice hits a brick wall as she begins her transformation. Meanwhile, early improvements to the Leezac deal’s Herne Bay terrace property reveal a steel beam that could derail the entire project before it even begins. Phil Harrison

ambulance

9pm, BBC One

Yorkshire paramedics continue to help residents of England’s largest county in the series finale. While Alistair cares for Paul, who has fallen 6 meters (20 ft) from a ladder onto concrete, Geoff and Eddie are rushed to a dialysis patient who is suspected of having kidney failure, and whose emergency doctor’s prescription is delivered by mobile scooter. Ali Catterall

Michael Jackson: An American Tragedy

9pm on BBC Two

The second episode of this three-part series begins with the first serious allegations of child abuse in 1993, and then comes a decade-long trial in the court of public opinion. The clips of celebrities assuming Jackson’s innocence are fascinating — but his behavior, including marrying Lisa Marie Presley and interviewing Martin Bashir, proves unhelpful. Jack Seale

Grayson Perry has seen the future

9pm on Channel 4

What does it mean to be human? That’s the question Grayson Perry focuses on as he delves into the terrifying world of artificial intelligence and technology to inspire his next artwork. He heads out on a trip to Silicon Valley to find out exactly what technology is about to change our lives and the way we live. Human resources

Twenty-six twenty-six

10pm on BBC Two

MORE COMEDY As the World Cup approaches, the team’s thought leaders, string analysts and sentiment curators struggle with confusion about attracting a younger audience. Elsewhere, Ian has a job with Will, who has followed him to the United States. Can he bring him coffee? It’s a company maybe. pH

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UEFA Champions League Football: Arsenal vs Sporting, 7pm, TNT Sports 1. Second leg of the quarter-finals.