TV Tonight: Zendaya, Jacob El Wardi and Sydney Sweeney return in Euphoria | television

trance

Monday, 9pm, Sky Atlantic

A lot has happened in the four years since Sam Levinson’s gritty high school drama wrapped its second series – namely, that lead actors Zendaya, Jacob Elordi and Sidney Sweeney have become some of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars. They’re all back in this third and final outing, which picks up the story five years after high school, with the characters in their early twenties. The previews are top secret, but what we do know is that Cassie and Nate are married (with Maddie helping Cassie create adult content), Jules is in art school and is a “sugar baby,” and Rue is stuck in some very bad business in Mexico. Love him or hate him, Levinson is always taking fans on a wild ride – so buckle up! Holly Richardson

Miriam Margulies made me

9pm on BBC Two

Simon Draper – a “working and casting TV director” – filmed Miriam Margulies when she started a podcast where she chats with friends. However, as the actor was distracted by world tours and health issues, the recordings turned into something more intimate and contemplative: “I don’t want to be just a foul-mouthed old lady – because I’m more than that.” But don’t worry, there are still plenty of Margulies’ funny antics to go around. Human resources

Great Japanese Railway Journeys

At 6.30pm on BBC Two

New purple pants travel story from the TV show Tourist Tory. Michael Portillo is in Japan for quick rides on bullet trains and the odd stops in between. The first line (“Japan is a country of mysterious contrasts”) would make an AI wince, but things get better when Portillo bites into some fried octopus balls and explores manga. Phil Harrison

Missed call

9pm on Channel 5

In this new crime thriller, Joanna Scanlan plays Sarah, a worried mother whose teenage daughter goes to a French exchange. But a pre-credit sequence indicates that things are not going well Very good. A host of shady supporting characters, including Rupert Graves as Scanlan’s partner and her isolated mutual family, provide us with a multitude of suspects. Priya Elan

Charmaine and the Prophet

10pm on BBC Two

The opening slide of this disturbing three-part true story examines class, race, and Scotland’s relationship with religion. Charmaine Spears, a vulnerable single mother, meets a charismatic evangelical preacher on a Christian dating site, but things quickly go wrong. As Charmaine’s mother, Lydia, says, it was “just lies after lies after lies.” with me

DTF St. Louis

10.15pm, Sky Atlantic

The final time of the murder mystery involving David Harbour, Linda Cardellini and Jason Bateman involved in a deadly love triangle. Evidence of the show’s sense of comedic mischief is that one of the big unanswered questions is how a case of penis curvature led to Floyd Harper’s conversion to American Sign Language. Graeme Virtue