TV tonight: regrets and highlights in Swedish drama | Television

Faithless

9pm, Sky Atlantic
Swedish drama about film director David and actress Marianne as they reflect on their decades-long affair. Meanwhile, the two reconnect with their regrets, and what came in 1978 shows a growing bond as they shoot a sleazy film together. But Marianne’s young daughter is interested in David, while her husband probably finds the drama too satisfying. Hollie Richardson

Bake Off: Professionals

8pm, Channel 4
The World Cup of patisserie professionals has reached the quarter-finals, and the five remaining duos must turn traditional sweets into high-quality sweets. But this is the preparation for the most exciting show: making edible pinatas that judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin can smash with baseball bats. Graeme Virtue

Best Medicine

8pm, Sky One
It’s “blood factory” time, as locals pay their annual tribute to Jeremy Gathercole’s horror novel set in Port Wenn. Can Dr Martin overcome his secret fear of red things when Louisa is seriously ill with haemochromatosis? And will Gathercole look amazing? Ali Catterall

The Pike County Murders: Killing a Family

9pm, U&W

It is the last part of the dangerous, disturbing investigation of the murder of eight people of the Rhoden family in rural Ohio in 2016. Lawyers and those who knew the family remember the case of George Wagner, where the truth of what happened was revealed – and everything was under the family dispute. HR

Loyalty

9pm, U&Alibi
Another edition of the best Canadian police procedural, starring Supinder Wraich as Sabrina Sohal, successful in Britain’s Serious Crimes Unit. What appears to be a routine killing leads, again, to a deeper story, which shows the police to think about the problems of citizens who are excluded or marginalized. Jack Seale

I kissed a girl

9.15pm, BBC Three
It’s the end of a TV era as the second and final series of the UK’s first female gay show hits its peak. As well as a delicious finale, the reunion episode that follows celebrates the legacy of I Kissed a Girl and its pioneering sibling series, I Kissed a Boy. Hannah J Davies

Film selection

Misericordia (Alain Guiraudie, 2024) 10.55pm, Movie 4

Alain Guiraudie’s latest film starts out as a slice of French countryside action, but takes a dramatic twist. Jérémie (Félix Kysyl) attends the funeral of a local baker where he worked as a teenager. He is put up for the night by a widow, Martine (Catherine Frot), and then decides to stay around – to the chagrin of her son, Vincent (Jean-Baptiste Durand). An atmosphere of danger and sexual tension unfolds around Jérémie, which draws in a mother, a son and a local priest. Simon Wardell

Live sports

Men’s One-day International Cricket, England v India, 10.15pm, Sky Sports Main Event
First ODI from Edgbaston. The second is on Thursday at 12.30pm on Sky Sports Cricket.

World Cup Football, 7pm, BBC One or ITV1
First semi-final in Dallas. Tuesday and Wednesday in Atlanta.