TV this evening: a French drama about the great world wars | TV & radio

Guards

9pm, BBC Four

A world war thriller with a sci-fi twist, based on a French series. When Gabriel Ferraud (Louis Peres) is seriously injured at the front, he is given a secret treatment in Paris that will either kill him or turn him into a “super soldier”. But how do the Germans know about this crime? And what exactly are Sentinels for? Hollie Richardson

Alexander Armstrong Across America

8pm, Channel 5

The Pointless presenter continues her holiday in the US. They travel from the Hoover Dam to the deserts of Utah, stopping in Las Vegas along the way. Prepare yourself for stories of glitz, glam and middle-class gambling. He is also walking around on a large rope. Alex Duggins

Injured

8.10pm, BBC One

Dylan is back in A&E drunk – but can he change when he’s biliary, burdened with self-loathing and suffering? Among the patients, there is a wonderful story about death and a clear but undercooked account of hate speech that has become a real problem. Jack Seale

TOTP: Big Hits 2000

8.50pm, BBC Two

An hour of 00s bangers welcome! Britney, Kylie and Destiny’s Child will be in attendance, as will Brit poppers S Club, Craig David and Robbie Williams. Throwback clubs range from Sonique’s Feels So Good, Black Legends’ You See The Trouble With Me and Spiller’s Groovejet. HR

TOTP: The 2000 story

9.50pm, BBC Two

The joyous celebrations of the British pop age take a sad breath as the final stage of the show begins and TOTP approaches the end of 2006. The new millennium has arrived but much has remained the same – the boys, especially Westlife, are everywhere. However, this year is also notable for the arrival of a controversial rapper named Eminem. Phil Harrison

Today at Wimbledon

11.50pm, BBC Two

At the time of writing, Karolina Muchova is one of the favorites to win the women’s title – she is set to meet Coco Gauff in the semi-finals after defeating Naomi Osaka. This reel will show the women’s final, before the men’s final on Sunday. HR

Film selection

Redux Redux, 6.15am, 8.25pm, Sky Cinema Premiere

In another family-oriented story, brothers Kevin and Matthew McManus guide their sister Michaela in a variety of fun games that, like all good science, have their quirks. Grief is the engine that drives Irene (Michaela, channeling Linda Hamilton’s brutal self-confidence in Terminator 2) to travel to other worlds and repeatedly kill the man who killed her daughter. That is until he rescues the killer’s next victim, escaped Mia (Stella Marcus), and finds his priorities shifting. Simon Wardell

The Lady Eve, 11am, Film4

There can’t be many more captivating movie villains than Barbara Stanwyck’s character Jean in Preston Sturges’ hilarious screwball drama. Sharp, witty and flirtatious, she wraps Charles (Henry Fonda), the no-nonsense, snake-obsessed heir to a liquor empire, around her finger while on tour – then makes the mistake of falling in love with him. How can she find the man she wants while hiding her disappointment? Maybe another trick will work! It’s fun to spend time with Jean roguish in a film with zippy dialogue and zany slapstick. SW

Live sports

Women’s Test Cricket: England v India, 10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket Day two of the one-off Test from Lord’s, London.

Tennis: Wimbledon, 11am, BBC Two Including singles finals. The men’s final is on Sunday.

Cycling: Tour De France, noon, TNT Sports 1 The eighth stage, a flat route of 180.4km from Perigueux to Bergerac.

Men’s T20 cricket: England v India, 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event Last T20 at Southampton.

World Cup: Norway v England, 8.45pm, ITV1 Jude Bellingham played for England in the third quarterback game in Miami.