Storyville: Manhood, airing at 10pm on BBC Four, takes a nonjudgmental look at penis enhancement surgery and the broader looksmaxxing trend. The documentary introduces Dallas businessman Bill Moore, who is attempting to bring such procedures into the mainstream. The film asks whether he is offering solutions to male insecurity or simply profiting from it.
A Nonjudgmental Look at Male Insecurity
The documentary remains admirably nonjudgmental as it presents Moore's efforts. It explores whether penis enhancement surgery is beyond the pale or simply the next inevitable phase in the looksmaxxing trend.
Other Highlights This Evening
On BBC One at 8pm, Stacey & Joe: In Too Deep returns for a new run of the fly-on-the-wall series. Despite recent rumours about her marriage to Joe Swash, Stacey Solomon confirms, "we're still together." The episode features a paparazzo photographer appearing while Solomon is walking in a field, along with usual scenes of domesticity as Swash tries to stock his fishing lake.
Inside the Music at 8pm on Sky Arts deconstructs five symphonies, beginning with Holst's The Planets. London Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Edward Gardner describes it as a metaphor: "When you engage with the idea that it's about us as humans, something is unlocked."
It'll Be Alright on the Night at 9pm on ITV1 features Tom Allen hosting another compilation of on-set mishaps, including farting child actors, a pensioner hijacking Ant and Dec, and an extra vagina on Countdown.
Forensics: Murder Scene at 9pm on Channel 5 relocates from Yorkshire to south Wales. In an opening double bill, the body of 89-year-old Sylvia Phillips is found in Porthcawl three years after her death, with suspicion falling on her son Christopher.
Tall Tales & Murder at 10.40pm on BBC One continues with leads Ella Lily Hyland and Casey Walsh as robbers Bridget and Paul, who realise the danger of crossing Grinner (Aidan Gillen) while trying to get their hands on his gold.
