The Guardian's TV guide highlights the evening's viewing, led by ITV1's new crime drama The Dark.

– **The Dark** (9pm, ITV1): An eerie thriller about a serial killer in the Scottish wilderness, with Laura Donnelly as DI Monica Kennedy investigating a body linked to an old disappearance; continues on Monday.
– **The TV Rich List 2026** (8pm, Channel 5): A countdown of British television's 30 wealthiest stars, judged on regular appearances over five years.
– **The Tech Billionaire Takeover** (9pm, BBC Two): Matt Shea's documentary exploring tech billionaires' libertarian, "post-democratic" ambitions.
– **The Piano** (9pm, Channel 4): The amateur pianist talent show returns at Birmingham New Street, with new judge Tiffany Poon joining Claudia Winkleman and Mika.
– **Unacceptable** (9pm, TLC): A panel show in which comedians air controversial opinions, featuring Maisie Adam, Guz Khan and Chris McCausland.
– **I, Jack Wright** (9.15pm, BBC One): A "Succession-lite" thriller sparked by a brick tycoon's death and an inheritance feud, starring Trevor Eve and John Simm.
– **Anemone** (Sky Cinema Premiere): The dark drama that lured Daniel Day-Lewis from retirement, directed by his son Ronan, with Sean Bean and Samantha Morton.