The Terror: Devil in Silver
9pm, Sky Atlantic
“We all got our demons, don’t we?” We actually do, although it’s uncommon to see them manifest so vividly in a drama. This third standalone story in The Terror anthology series is about in an understaffed, underfunded and fairly probably cursed psychiatric hospital. Dan Stevens stars as Peter “Pepper” Coffin, who has been wrongfully dedicated to the establishment and is compelled to reckon with its tatty malevolence. We meet the sufferers of their previous and current lives and join them by way of the sinister Dr Walter (John Benjamin Hickey) who may be the important thing to the entire thriller. It doesn’t lack jump-scares but in addition generates a subtler, extra genuinely unsettling ambient hum of horror. Phil Harrison
Violent Earth
6pm, Sky Nature
“It was chewing up everything in its path!” So begins the primary episode – about terrifying tornadoes – in an intense new series concerning the science behind pure disasters. It’s introduced by actor Liev Schreiber, for causes unknown, and options first-hand footage taken internationally, alongside with eyewitness accounts. Hollie Richardson
Force of Nature
7pm, ITV1
Extreme warmth is tackled on this instalment of the series dramatising how the local weather disaster impacts animals, from elevated drought to the rise of wildfires across the globe. That means a wombat in Australia, a leopard in Zambia and a kangaroo rat in Arizona all abruptly discover themselves starring in their very own mini catastrophe films. Graeme Virtue
Mozart on the Proms
8pm, BBC Four
A pair of Wolfie’s crowd-pleasers to your delectation: the Third Horn Concerto, that includes star soloist Felix Klieser; plus his exuberant Symphony No 35, AKA the “Haffner”, whose first motion, Amadeus suggested, needs to be “played with fire”. Also, items by Elgar, Britten and, making its Proms debut, Thea Musgrave’s Out of the Darkness concerto for bassoon. Ali Catterall
The Piano
9pm, Channel 4
Jamie requested Claudia to sing a few notes, which he then improvised from when he first performed within the competitors. Will he want her assist once more within the ultimate? He performs on stage alongside with Grace, who misplaced all her fingers after meningitis, Harri, with his track impressed by his grandad, wildcard teen Sophie and “piano-breaker” Gabby. HR
One Dollar
11.20pm, ITV1
“No guns, no body” and a solid of suspects: this acclaimed US drama is aware of the best way to arrange a story. And as a greenback invoice adjustments palms in a struggling rust belt city divided by tradition and sophistication, secrets and techniques emerge, aided by John Carroll Lynch, Leslie Odom Jr, Nathaniel Martello-White and extra. Hannah Verdier
Film alternative
H Is for Hawk, out now, Netflix
Getting up shut and private with animals could be a life-affirming approach of feeling at one with nature. It may also be a approach of avoiding the messier on a regular basis of being human. For Helen Macdonald (a febrile Claire Foy), in Philippa Lowthorpe’s adaptation of Macdonald’s bestselling memoir, it’s the tug between the 2 that brings her world crashing down. After her beloved father (Brendan Gleeson) dies, Helen decides to coach a goshawk (“a perfectly evolved psychopath,” her mentor warns) in reminiscence of their shared love of the good open air. But confronting avian life purple in tooth and claw isn’t the identical as dealing with the advanced feelings of grief. An arresting, affecting drama. Simon Wardell