Tom Jones at 80
9pm, BBC Four
In this one-off special, we look back at the career of the Welsh singer, from his early days performing in the working men’s clubs of south Wales to reaching sex symbol status through his 1964 hit It’s Not Unusual. That led him to the US as part of the British invasion, including a Las Vegas residency and an enduring friendship with Elvis Presley. Following a decline in popularity towards the end of the century, we witness Jones’ comeback and establishment as an elder statesman of the full-throated croon. Ammar Kalia
Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back
8pm, Channel 4
Proving that consumer justice shows need not be deadly serious to be effective, Lycett continues to charm in this second series of Got Your Back. As it concludes, the man formerly known as Hugo Boss (a change made for a segment on this show) offers a look back at his many and varied victories this series. Hannah J Davies
Celebrity Gogglebox
9pm, Channel 4
The sofa-bound review that once gave us Jeremy Corbyn’s coddled eggs is back, with a celebs-at-home vibe that is now commonplace in the lockdown era. This edition features the suddenly ubiquitous Harry Redknapp, as well as Nick Grimshaw and Nicola Adams. Jack Seale
Later … With Jools Holland
10pm, BBC Two
Ellie Goulding is the main guest for this week’s episode, recorded at Jools Holland’s home in south London. Not that Goulding will be there in person, of course; she will be discussing her influences and career via video link, while the singer Biig Piig will make her debut on the show. Ellen E Jones
Amy Schumer Learns to Cook
10pm, Food Network
If you feel insecure about your culinary abilities and MasterChef is a step too far, this could be the cooking show for you. Fronted by the comic and her husband, Chris Fischer, each episode sees the pair learn simple meals. Tonight, it is fried fish tacos. AK
The IT Crowd
11.05pm, Channel 4
Another chance to catch the first season of Graham Linehan’s nerdy comedy. We open in an office’s IT department occupied by Roy (Chris O’Dowd) and Moss (Richard Ayoade), where their new manager, Jen (Katherine Parkinson), has just arrived. Despite her lack of computing skills, can she bring benefits as the only female in the team? AK
Film choice
Julie & Julia (Nora Ephron, 2009), 4.25pm, Sony Movies
Nora Ephron’s elegantly satisfying real-life cookery drama stars Meryl Streep as Julia Child, who brought French cuisine to the US in the 50s and 60s, and Amy Adams as Julie Powell who, 40 years later, kept a daily blog of her project to cook all 524 recipes in Child’s classic work. It is Cordon Bleu entertainment. Paul Howlett