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9pm, Sky Atlantic

It’s a thrilling ice hockey drama that left Canadian and American audiences gasping for air. Based on Rachel Reed’s hit novel, the thrilling story follows the relationship between Major League Hockey competitors Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Story). They’re both dealing with personal demons when they meet before their first match — a moment that creates an undeniable magnetic pull between the pair. They begin a secret journey between games and press conferences, but it soon develops into a journey of longing, love, ambition, denial and self-discovery. Even if you’re not a hockey fan, it’s a fun sport to watch. Holly Richardson

infection

8.45pm, BBC One

After a brief hiatus, Casualty is back with a chaotic revamp to celebrate its 40th anniversary. It’s the hottest day of the year, and to the A&E team’s exasperation, two new doctors have joined the department. Quirky Kim (Jasmine Bayes) is greeted with a bowl of a patient’s vomit, while charming Matty (Aron Julius) gets a little involved in a case. Will they turn things around by the end of the action-packed twist? Human resources

The Masked Singer

7pm on ITV1

The first two celebrities revealed themselves: Disc Jockey was Alex Jones and Teabag was Professor Green. This week’s round is a special sports day themed round, with cricket hero Freddie Flintoff joining as guest referee. Will Sloth, Kan of Worms and the rest overthrow him? Human resources

Valley of the Kings: Uncovering the secret tomb

7pm on Channel 4

German archaeologist Dr. Anke Weber and her team excavated inside the massive burial chamber of Pharaoh Ramesses III, searching for a 3,000-year-old treasure. But this two-part documentary isn’t just a case of searching for interesting trinkets. Excavations have found evidence that sheds new light on the assassination of Ramesses and the activities of legendary Egyptologist Howard Carter in the 20th century. Jack Seale

Waiting to go out

9.35pm, BBC One

Dennis Kelly’s brutal but cathartic prison drama continues, as puppy philosopher Dan (Josh Finan) encourages his class of prisoners to consider luck. Will these lessons help when his arthouse cinema trip with his older brother Lee (Steven White) down the street becomes more difficult? Graeme Virtue

Hunting wives

At 11.25pm ​​on ITV1

Who shot Abby Jackson? What started as a provocative satire of Texas housewives has now become a full-blown crime. Sophie (Brittany Snow) may have the gun that fired the fatal shot, but there are a whole host of suspects — including her new friends and gang leader Margo (Malin Akerman), who was intimate with Sophie on the night of the murder. Human resources

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Gunfighter, 2.50pm, great! an act

Jimmy Ringo is the fastest gun in the American Southwest in the 1880s. But with notoriety comes risk because – as aging sniper Gregory Peck discovers – there’s a “squirt” in every town he seeks to challenge. Henry King’s tense 1950 Western is about how the weight of legend can drag a man down — but a weary Ringo hopes to avoid that when he rides to Cayenne seeking to rekindle his relationship with teacher Peggy (Helen Westcott) and their young son. However, like all good Greek tragedies, the more he tries to escape his fate the closer he gets to it. Simon Wardle

Cool Hand Luke, 5:50pm, Sky Cinema Greats

There are obvious Christ-like overtones in the titular chain gang convict in director Stuart Rosenberg’s brilliant, sweat-soaked, grime-soaked drama. Lucas Jackson (Paul Newman), an individual in a system that does not tolerate difference, is a charismatic newcomer who wins over his fellow inmates by his ability to endure beatings, escape attempts, and eat hard-boiled eggs (a scene worth watching in the movie on its own). Newman shines with star quality as we witness the prison mythos being created. Southwest

A Few Good Men, 10.35pm, Channel 4

If you want to pay homage to the late Rob Reiner, you could do worse than his 1992 legal thriller. Aside from the sharp edges and cynicism of Aaron Sorkin’s screenplay, there’s a joy to be had in watching Hollywood’s new and old guards in close combat. Tom Cruise plays a cocky young Navy lawyer who teams up with colleague Demi Moore in defending two Guantanamo Bay Marines accused of murder. Unspoken military rules and illusions of honor hinder their cause, with Jack Nicholson’s domineering base commander the great monster they must defeat. Southwest

Live sports

Women’s Super League: Arsenal v Man United, 11.30am, Sky Sports main event Manchester City vs Everton on Sunday at 11am.

Men’s FA Cup: Macclesfield v Crystal Palace, noon, BBC One/TNT Sports 1 Third round match at Leasing.com Stadium. Tottenham vs Aston Villa, 5.30pm. Charlton vs. Chelsea at 7.45pm on TNT Sports 1.

Africa Cup of Nations: Algeria – Nigeria, 3.30pm, E4 The third quarter-final. Egypt vs. Côte d’Ivoire: 6:30 pm. – The semi-finals are on Wednesday at 4:30 pm