TV TONIGHT: What’s next for Rhaenyra Targaryen? | television

Dragon House

9pm, Sky Atlantic
With the thundering warships versus dragons Battle of the Gullet and its blazing aftermath, Season 3 of the Game of Thrones prequel series has managed to rack up an impressive butcher’s bill of major casualties (plus hundreds of roasted bystanders). Having sacrificed so much to gain the Iron Throne, Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma Darcy) must now figure out what kind of ruler she wants to be in a time of turmoil throughout the kingdom. Graeme Virtue

24 hours in A&E

9pm on Channel 4
More urgent cases for the specialist team at Queen’s Medical Center in Nottingham, one of the busiest emergency departments in Europe. Ryan needs care for his broken arm after a brutal rugby collision. Stephen, 68, is struggling to breathe. Very sadly, 11-year-old William was hit by a car and thrown 30 feet into the air. Ali Catterall

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

9pm, Sky Witness
The generic but solid cop show continues endlessly, and there’s relief for the team when Finn Tutuola (Ice-T) returns to the unit after his final die. However, there is a strange case to be dealt with when a high-profile romance fiction writer misleadingly invents the details of a serious crime. Phil Harrison

999: On the front line

At 10pm on Channel 4
Another hour with West Midlands Ambulance Service, and this time we are dealing with a frequent traveler who may be using the paramedics as a taxi service. In addition, there is a woman suffering from a herniated disc and a man who has been waiting on the floor for 12 hours. Cuts in emergency and ancillary care services such as mental health services hit everyone hard. Jack Seale

Good

At 10.35pm on ITV2

An offbeat school comedy takes a turn for Billy Elliot, as an old feud between “dance teacher” Marie Malan and Granny Pat flares up. They train Christopher and Rhys for a dance that will finally determine the Queen of the Ballroom. Holly Richardson

Secrets of celebrity sex tapes

At 12:05 pm on Channel 4
In the 2000s, the focus of celebrity has changed: fame is no longer a byproduct, but the ultimate goal. The daughter of OJ Simpson’s defense attorney wanted a slice of him. Her name was Kim Kardashian and the first stop on her way to empire was a sex tape, as seen here. Priya Elan