Tonight's television highlights include the return of Tinie Tempah's series Extraordinary Extensions on Channel 4 at 8pm. The episode features a couple adding Great Gatsby glamour to their Edwardian terrace and another transforming a Norfolk cottage with an eco-build inspired by sailing. One reviewer notes a concern that the homeowners might eventually wish they hadn't bothered.
Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip
On PBS America at 1.15pm, as part of Ken Burns Day, the documentary Horatio's Drive recounts Dr Horatio Nelson Jackson's eccentric 1903 car journey across America, voiced by Tom Hanks. The country had few paved roads, but Jackson was undeterred.
Deal Or No Deal: Banker's Best Battles
ITV1 at 7.30pm offers a compilation of the gameshow, now hosted by Stephen Mulhern. Contestant Leon, a self-confessed risk-taker who has overcome health challenges, plays it surprisingly safe in the hot seat.
Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts
Channel 5 at 8pm follows a busy day at Barnsley hospital's casualty unit. Cases include 71-year-old Enid struggling to breathe, Wayne with a gunshot wound, volunteer Jane's mother after a fall, and three-year-old Rory with a conker stuck up his nose. A medic comments: "I've seen garden peas. I've seen little bits of Lego. But I've never seen a conker."
Murder 24/7
BBC One at 9pm features DCI Gareth Lougher investigating whether Chris Hemming's confession to stabbing his partner Cheryl McKenna is premeditated murder or manslaughter. The show uses multiple screens and shaky real-time camerawork for heightened tension.
Katie Price: Nothing to Hide
Sky Documentaries at 9pm continues the series as Katie Price's life remains chaotic – she got engaged to Lee Andrews weeks after filming. Her children Junior and Princess speak about the turbulence of recent years, and the episode also covers her marriages to Alex, Reid, and Kieran Hayler.
Film: The Devil Wears Prada 2
On Disney+, the sequel to the 2006 fashion comedy sees Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) still haughty, while former assistant Andy (Anne Hathaway) is now an investigative journalist hired to improve Runway's reputation. The conflict shifts to digital threats, with scene-stealers Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt returning. The film is jolly and aspirational but relies on familiar gags.
Film: Primate
On Paramount+, Johannes Roberts' horror film features a serial killer chimp named Ben who communicates via sign language. After a mongoose bite, Ben turns rabid, trapping a family in their Hawaiian clifftop home. The cast includes Troy Kotsur, Johnny Sequoyah, and Gia Hunter.
