TV tonight: looking at the mystery surrounding the ‘Range Rover murder’ | Television

Killing the Essex Boys: Blood and Betrayal

10pm, Channel 4
“There were a lot of people coming to dump them.” Former detectives and detectives share what they know about the “Range Rover murder”, where, in 1995, drug dealers Pat Tate, Tony Tucker and Craig Rolfe were killed while empty in their 4×4 in Essex. There have been two beliefs and many conspiracies in the case – and it inspired the film Rise of the Footsoldier. But, as these two documents show, it is still unclear what happened. Hollie Richardson

Canal Boat Diaries

7pm, U&Zulo
Self-portraitist Robbie Cumming’s low-key odyssey continues, taking him along the Llangollen Canal on the England/Wales border, then up the River Weaver in Cheshire. The big games this week include a ventilator that needs to be reconnected and a trip to Middlewich to buy a pair of underwear. Jack Seale

Springwatch

8pm, BBC Two

It’s that time of year again, and Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan are starting a series on their new property at the National Trust’s Crom estate in Northern Ireland. Elsewhere, Iolo Williams reports from the Knepp estate in West Sussex. What will be the first to see wild animals? HR

Lucy Worsley Explores: The Changing America

9pm, BBC Two
The last part of this brain research was in the 17th century when Britain broke away from its North American territories. Entertaining historian Lucy Worsley tells the story of the Battle of Long Island in New York, then explores the “proximate” reasons why a vengeful Louis XVI of France destroyed the American revolution against the British Empire. Nicole Vassell

Major Crimes Unit

9pm, Channel 5
Direct fire, which happened in broad daylight and may have been linked to group terrorists, fell into the tray of the group. A race against time begins as the team uses CCTV to try to match the suspects in custody to the car on camera before the prosecution window closes. Phil Harrison

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

9pm, Sky Witness
The death of a loved one prompts the season 27 season opener for a long-awaited change. But soon the SVU team is working on a complicated rape case, which is made even worse when they realize that important evidence is wanted by ICE. Graeme Virtue

Film selection

Robot Dreams (Pablo Berger, 2023), 4.35pm, Movie 4

This song September, and Earth, Wind & Fire, will never feel the same again after watching Pablo Berger’s horror movies. In 1980s animal-only New York, a lonely dog ​​buys a robot and finds the companion he needs so he can walk around the park (until September) and go to the beach. But when his iron friend lands on a happy beach on the last day of the season, the dog has to give it up. The ebbs and flows of friendship are played in the robot fantasy music like rust there. Simon Wardell