Inside the Mind of Dyslexia
9pm, BBC 2
“Like a slippery fish, you’re about to get it.” Suiki uses this vivid metaphor to describe her dyslexia as Chris Packham’s two-part series comes to a close. His personal connection to the topic is evident, as his stepdaughter Megan has the same condition. What’s striking is how diverse the experiences of dyslexia are. Packham’s charm and empathy shine through as he assists Suiki in explaining her challenges to her brother, even turning Builder Lee into the star of his own musical.
The Mastermind
7pm, BBC 2
In this quiz show finale hosted by Clive Marie, subjects like Penguin plays, Led Zeppelin, and Tom Stoppard will come into play as contestants vie for the title of 2025 champion. The knowledge amassed by the participants is celebrated, as they compete not just for trophies but for a glass bowl that might hold even more significance.
Panorama: The Dark Side of Swimming Clubs
8pm, BBC 1
Olympic swimming medals can hinge on mere hundredths of a second. But does that justify harsh treatment from coaches? Rebecca Woods talks to swimmers who have endured traumatic coaching experiences and questions whether the regulations in place are sufficient to protect these young athletes.
Meal Trade: Behind the Bargain
8pm, Channel 4
Are the British really unique in how they take supermarket lunch deals? Probably. Joe Swash hosts this light-hearted two-part documentary that examines different options, ranks available savings, and reflects on what this quirky obsession might reveal about us.
Virgin Island
9pm, Channel 4
Though it sounds like a reality show that’s really out there, this series manages to deliver a surprisingly sensitive take as participants explore the nuances of intimacy. Following another tough rejection at a group workshop, Ben struggles, while Emma finds a brighter outcome after sharing her secret.
Our Last
9pm, Sky Atlantic
In this nearly final episode, Tommy and Ellie reflect on their past. If only they could take a moment while dodging the spores in Seattle. Who would you rather face in a fight: a horde of mushroom-headed monsters or the ghost of someone you lost?
Movie Selection
Malcolm X11pm, BBC 2
Spike Lee’s compelling and historically significant film about Malcolm X, portrayed by Denzel Washington, opens with the distressing footage of Rodney King and closes with a poignant cameo by Nelson Mandela. The film delves into Malcolm’s transformation into a black nationalist leader, provoking both interest and controversy. Regardless of your views on Malcolm, the film captivates with its portrayal of idealism and struggle.
Live Sports
Premier League Football: Brighton v Liverpool 6:30pm, Sky Sports Main Event
