TV tonight: Katherine Kelly stars in new thriller from Slow Horses director

The Guardian

12 hours ago

9pm, Channel 4Katherine Kelly is a dodgy flight attendant in this crime thriller by Mike Walden (Marcella) and Adam Randall (Slow Horses). She plays Jo, a single mum, who is well respected by her colleagues. But things take a dark turn when her teenage son, Sonny (Harry Cadby), is arrested for murder in Sofia. As well as trying to raise cash for lawyers to prove his innocence, she needs to deal with a threat to his life in prison – and that involves smuggling drugs for the criminal underworld. Hollie Richardson
8pm, Channel 4This frothy new series sees Denise van Outen challenge a family to survive for a week using only bargain-store products, from food to toiletries. First up are the Phillips clan from Kent, who usually rely on Sainsbury's and Ocado for their groceries. Can they put together a decent meal plan when fresh veg is in such short supply? Graeme Virtue
9pm, BBC OneThings get personal in reduce, reuse and recycle week, as the sewers use garments worn by family members and friends to create something new. One family's collection of Christmas pyjamas is reworked as a party dress, and another clan's collections of jeans are turned into a jumpsuit. HR
9pm, Channel 5Et tu, Gluteus? The ever-enthusiastic Snow does an ancient Roman workout this week, before bigging up Pompeii's party credentials of yore ('the French Riviera, Ibiza, Blackpool, Brighton, Vegas – all rolled into one!') Meanwhile, fellow historian Kate Lister gets the short straw, as she samples a yeasty wine cake. Hannah J Davies
9pm, BBC Three
'It's like Breaking Bad … only in north Wales.' This three-part documentary tells the story of a father and son who started an illegal steroid empire (the biggest in the UK) and earned millions – until they were busted and convicted. They are undeniably great storytellers and their testimonies are convincingly told through actors. HR
10pm, Sky MaxHarry busts out of the Greys' moonbase as season four opens – but his troubles are just beginning. A shape-shifting Mantid has been impersonating him back on Earth, and on his return he finds he is stuck in human form. There's also an abducted baby alien to hide, while the Mantid gets inappropriate with Asta. Ali Catterall
The Hundred Cricket: Birmingham Phoenix Women v Oval Invincibles Women, 2.45pm, BBC Two The men's game follows at 6pm.