TV tonight: turning movie dreams into weird reality | Television

Make That Video

10pm, Channel 4
Created and written by Last One Laughing actor, Sam Campbell, and directed by Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared’s Joe Pelling, this new comedy about a director who turns ordinary people’s movie ideas into reality is a wildly entertaining. First up is Mick, who casts a man and a woman who turn out to be snakes. Discover real-life snake readings, a creepy relationship coordinator named Sebastian and the perfect pan flute song. Hollie Richardson

George Clarke’s Beautiful Architecture

8pm, Channel 4
Architect and gardener Luke Millard is back with a series that helps people get their renovation dreams off the ground. They’re in Bromley first, with family (and renovators!) Mitch and Elliot – but there’s panic when a house flood threatens to ruin their plans for a quirky kitchen. HR

Reported as Missing

9pm, BBC One
The fifth episode of the real nailbiter begins with Larissa, a 16-year-old runaway from Glasgow who lives with bipolar disorder. While the police were trying to track him down, Larissa’s mother says she felt something was “off” for a few days. PC Andy Porteous says the closure has led to a serious mental health crisis in young people. Priya Elan

Putin: In Ten Pictures

9pm, BBC Two

The return of documentaries that explore the lives of famous people begins with a look at Vladimir Putin. Observers and former exiles psychoanalyze Russia’s tyrannical president using 10 essential images: Putin is portrayed as a weak man who vowed to change the world’s perception of him. Everything else has been a long run on PR. Jack Seale

The Hardacres

9pm, Channel 5
Mary’s newfound joy at being a teacher is cut short by Sam’s collapse, and the house is now under quarantine due to fears she has caught the deadly Russian flu – but other staff are reluctant to call it quits. As the symptoms grow, Lady Imelda sees an opportunity. A perfect level of drama. HR

Film selection

One to One: John & Yoko (Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards, 2024), 9pm, Sky Documentaries
The documentary covers 18 months in the lives of John Lennon and Yoko Ono after they moved to New York in 1971, and is a snapshot of a difficult time in US history (Vietnam, Nixon etc). Looking at the fun the former Beatle created for children with mental illness, it mixes home videos, television shows and popular phone calls to follow the family as they dip their toes into politics, fashion and a new life away from Britain. Simon Wardell

Live sports

Women T20 Cricket: England v India6pm, Sky Sports Cricket The first in a series of three games, from Chelmsford.