Reckless, a darkly comic Australian thriller loosely based on the BBC drama Guilt, airs on ITV1 at 10.15pm. The show follows a pair of bickering siblings who accidentally run over and kill a man, sparking a slow-motion meltdown as they flee the scene.
A convincing balance of laughter and horror
As the perpetrators escape, the police sit on their hands and the victim's niece decides to investigate. The series is described as a convincing balance of laughter and horror.
Other highlights this evening
American Classics at the Proms airs on BBC Two at 6pm, with US conductor Marin Alsop leading a selection of 20th-century favourites, including numbers from West Side Story and On the Town, plus excerpts from Aaron Copland's ballet Appalachian Spring and Jerome Moross's soundtrack to The Big Country.
Vigil continues on BBC One at 9pm, with Rose Leslie's Kirsten having annoyed the Russians, but her formidable other half Amy (Suranne Jones) is on the way. The more Amy digs, the murkier the circumstances around Hodge's murder seem.
Trigger Point on ITV1 at 9pm sees stressed bomb disposal officer Wash (Vicky McClure) facing a terror campaign that has turned London into a literal boom town. The show continues on Monday.
24 Hours in Police Custody: The Ambush on Channel 4 at 9pm concludes the case of a 17-year-old boy left with potentially fatal head injuries, as police follow evidence leading to a territorial dispute between two drug gangs.
The Terror: Devil in Silver on Sky Atlantic at 9pm wraps up its third season with a double bill, including the tragic backstory of Dorry (Judith Light), the facility's longest-serving patient.
Film choice and live sport
Film4 airs Steel Magnolias at 6.40pm, Herbert Ross's 1989 weepie starring Dolly Parton, Julia Roberts, Sally Field, and Shirley MacLaine, as part of a tribute to the late Parton. Live sport includes Premier League Football: Everton v Man United at 1pm on Sky Sports Main Event, with Arsenal v Chelsea following at 4pm.
