TV tonight: James McAvoy and Sharon Horgan are a couple trapped in lockdown

Together

9pm, BBC Two

This spiky drama by Dennis Kelly stars Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy as a husband and wife, trapped by Covid but cheerfully contemptuous of each other. Just as lockdown forced many of us into uncomfortable introspection, Together probes personal and political tender spots – there’s simmering anger at the government’s failure to recognise danger signs, odd moments of revelation, and a shrewd recognition that this long, strange experience will have affected us in ways we don’t yet understand. Gripping. Phil Harrison

Terror

7.35pm, PBS America

The Munich Olympics signified Germany’s recovery from the second world war. They were also the first games to be televised live all around the world, making them a tempting target. This documentary looks at the terrorist attack on the Israeli team, the botched response from the authorities and the painful aftermath. PH

The Supervet: Noel Fitzpatrick

8pm, Channel 4

Another week, another set of challenging cases for TV’s top animal whisperer – and, bizarrely, the alleged inspiration for Britney Spears’ Toxic. A doberman, Rolo, has an aggressive tumour – could a pioneering implant from Fitzpatrick save his leg? Hannah J Davies

Liverpool Narcos

9pm, Sky Documentaries

At one point in the 1990s, drug lord Curtis Warren was making so much money he appeared on the Sunday Times Rich List. Warren’s ascendancy couldn’t last, but this final part of the series explores the cocaine boom – which also manifested itself as the deadliest chapter in the city’s drug war. PH

We Are Lady Parts

10pm, Channel 4

Tonight, Lady Parts become famous. It’s not quite what they expect, however – when a magazine article goes viral, fame causes tremors of insecurity in their previously sturdy band dynamic. Can they recover their poise? Almost certainly – the band are cheerfully self-possessed, if nothing else. PH

Discovering Sci-Fi on Film

10pm, Sky Arts

For all its tech trappings, sci-fi is essentially concerned with the question: what does it mean to be human – in an often challenging and sometimes pitiless world? Here, film critics Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong discuss their Top 25 sci-fi films, including Alien and The Matrix. Ali Catterall

Film Choice

Florence Foster Jenkins (Stephen Frears, 2016), 8pm, BBC Four
In 1940s New York, Jenkins won notoriety as “the worst goddamn singer in the world” – a socialite turned talentless diva who still attracted a faithful following. Meryl Streep is marvellous as Jenkins, and Hugh Grant matches her as her devoted partner, in Stephen Frears’ note-perfect, poignantly funny biopic. Paul Howlett

Live Sport

Women’s International Cricket: England v India 11am, Sky Sports Main Event. Second day of the one-off Test.

Euro 2020: Ukraine v North Macedonia 1pm, ITV. Then, Denmark v Belgium and the Netherlands v Austria (BBC One).

Horse racing: The Ascot Gold Cup 4.10pm, ITV. The big race from the festival.