TV tonight: Fightland is 50 Cent’s big and bloody boxing drama | Television

Fightland

9pm, Sky Atlantic
“Boxing is a criminal enterprise,” says Nicholas Pinnock’s slick crime kingpin Kingsley Marshall. “Always has been, always will be.” It’s a extremely debatable declare however typical of this big, bloody and considerably primary drama executive-produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, which is set on the nexus of pugilism and gangsterism. It stars Howard Charles as “Duke Kilroy”, a champion boxer in quest of revenge after the homicide of his brother. About as refined as a punch within the face. Phil Harrison

Dragons’ Den

8pm, BBC One
Another day within the Den and extra Dragons to impress. This week features a nervous husband-and-wife group with their worryingly costly water-saving system, a well being meals entrepreneur who hasn’t made that a lot revenue however has already had a grant from Sainbury’s, and a road artwork impresario who has gone viral. Priya Elan

The Big Deal with Steph McGovern

8pm, BBC Two
The enterprise journalist’s surprisingly brutal artwork dealership competitors lands in sunny Margate this week, the place the 5 remaining pairs have to promote limited-edition prints to the general public. Gavin will get off to a robust begin: “I don’t even know what a print is.” Hollie Richardson

A House Through Time

9pm, BBC Two

David Olusoga steps again in time. Photograph: Richard Ranken/BBC/Twenty Twenty Productions

Events take a darkish flip because the twentieth century arrives on the residence in Calton Hill, Edinburgh. David Olusoga exhibits how the residence manifests the economics of the period – it’s now multiple-occupancy, which implies overcrowding and hassle. There’s additionally an perception into the hazards of working in a jail. PH

Ludwig

9pm, BBC One
It’s homicide on the dancefloor, as a dreamy marriage ceremony takes a nightmarish flip. Leave it to master-puzzler John (David (*50*)) who is now working as a criminal offense scene advisor. But the truth that each marriage ceremony visitor noticed the sufferer creates an issue: “That’s too many variables!” HR

Hit Point

9pm, U& Dave
Howard Overman’s uncommon crime thriller is heating up properly, as compromised cop Leo continues to faux to analyze crimes by which he is concerned. The consequent bittersweetness of the sparking chemistry between Leo and his accomplice Bella is cannily written. Jack Seale

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