TV tonight: how going rogue led to the fall of the Berlin Wall

Deutschland 89

9pm, More4

The historical German-language hit reaches its final series and the momentous fall of the Berlin Wall. We open in November 1989, with political tensions rising and Martin Rauch (Jonas Nay) forced into another spy mission, owing to threats being made against his son. Tasked with delivering a draft of a new travel law to the leader of East Germany, Rauch goes rogue and ends up causing a flood of East Germans to cross the border into West Berlin. Meanwhile, Aunt Lenora (Maria Schrader) is radicalised in prison. Ammar Kalia

Grayson’s Art Club

8pm, Channel 4

What will the actor and – as of now – visual artist Russell Tovey make of this week’s nature theme? Find out as he joins the Perrys to discuss contemporary art and help choose favourites from the public submissions. Grayson also chats to locked-down artists Andy Goldsworthy and Polly Morgan. Ellen E Jones

Kate Humble’s Coastal Britain

8pm, Channel 5

Jurassic Coast! This week, Humble legs it from Charmouth in Dorset to Beer in Devon. These walking shows are almost entirely the same, their merits decided by the lustre of the drone shots and the energy of the presenter. Luckily, this visually stunning and engaging episode scores highly on both fronts. Jack Seale

Wildlife Rescue New Zealand

8pm, Sky Nature

Described as New Zealand’s “wildlife capital”, the southern city of Dunedin is home to an array of critters under threat from a rapidly changing environment. This series follows the work of Dunedin Wildlife hospital. Tonight, staff tend to injured kererū pigeons. AK

Raiders of the Lost Past With Janina Ramirez

9pm, BBC Two

The art historian Janina Ramirez is in Turkey for the final instalment of her series charting the great archaeological discoveries of history. On the Konya plain, Ramirez recounts how the explorer James Mellaart discovered one of the world’s oldest cities. AK

The Graham Norton Show

10.45pm, BBC One

With Line of Duty’s new series looming, will Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar insist on their right to be questioned by a celebrity of at least one rank senior? Norton’s guests also include Daisy Ridley, Chiwetel Ejiofor and someone else who knows about being in a TV hit: Bryan Cranston. Graeme Virtue

Film choice

You Were Never Really Here (Lynne Ramsay, 2017), 11.20pm, Film4
There are shades of Paul Schrader’s 1979 drama Hardcore in Ramsay’s compelling, disturbing psychological thriller. Joaquin Phoenix’s violent ex-soldier is dragged into the sordid depths of human behaviour when he is hired to rescue a senator’s abducted daughter from sex traffickers. Simon Wardell

Sport choice

Premiership rugby union: Leicester Tigers v London Irish 7pm, BT Sport 1. Coverage of the match from Welford Road.

Championship football: Huddersfield v Cardiff 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. The playoff-chasing Blues travel to West Yorkshire to face the struggling Terriers.

Test cricket: India v England 3.50am, Channel 4. The third day of the final Test from Ahmedabad.