The Great Pottery Throw Down Channel 4, 7.45pm As we reach the halfway point, host Siobhán McSweeney and judges Keith Brymer Jones and Rich Miller task those left in the contest with creating a set of nostalgic shop fronts. They must also make a vase inspired by ancient Greece.
The Great Pottery Throw Down
Dancing with the Stars RTÉ One, 6.30pm
Interpretations of such classics as the cha-cha, tango and waltz are set to be performed by the remaining couples during Dedicated Dance week. The good news for those taking to the floor is that there is no elimination tonight.
Miss Austen
Miss Austen BBC One, 9.05pm
Star-studded four-part drama adapted from Gill Hornby’s novel, which speculates on why Jane Austen’s sister Cassandra burned the author’s letters after her death. Keeley Hawes, Rose Leslie, Phyllis Logan, Max Irons, Jessica Hynes and Liv Hill are among the impressive cast.
Geantraí TG4, 10.30pm
The traditional music series continues with performances from Fergal Ó Murchú, Mairín Fahy, Chris Fahy, David Stone, Ciaran Mulderrig, Olivia McTiernan and the Ox Mountain Quartet at An Sean Síbín in Ballina, Co Mayo.
Memphis Belle
Memphis Belle RTÉ One, 3.45pm
Inspired by a true story, this wartime drama follows the experiences of the crew of an American Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bomber as it embarks on its final mission. Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz and Harry Connick Jr star.
Belfast BBC Two, 10pm
Kenneth Branagh’s Oscar-winning nostalgic drama is loosely based on his own childhood. Jude Hill plays a young lad growing up in the titular city during the late 1960s. Judi Dench and Caitríona Balfe co-star.
Paradise
Paradise Disney+, streaming now
New episodes of this Sterling K Brown and James Marsden vehicle land this Tuesday, which might look chaotic and extreme — until you compare it to the current US administration, FBI and CIA. For more CIA of yore-related viewing, a gentle reminder that the second season of The Recruit is now on Netflix. The War That Changed America AppleTV+, streaming now
Ethan Hawke narrates this intense look at what it was like to live through one of the world’s most protracted wars, where it’s estimated that three million were killed. After half a century, this rarely seen footage is replayed to those who survived, as they’re reunited with their brothers in arms for the first time since these moments were seared into their minds forever. For something far less real, season four of Mythic Quest also just landed on AppleTV+.
Mo
Mo Netflix, streaming now
As a Palestinian on the path to US citizenship, season two of this poignantly funny comedy finds Mo Amer stranded across the border and desperate to get back to Texas before his family’s asylum hearing. However, as a stateless refugee without a passport, he’s gonna need all the charm he can muster.
