Tonight's Guardian TV picks are led by The Five-Star Weekend on Sky Atlantic at 9pm, a glossy drama starring Jennifer Garner as a celebrity cook who, after her husband's death, organises a lavish girls' trip with four friends played by Gemma Chan, Chloë Sevigny, Regina Hall and D'Arcy Carden. Each woman is hiding a secret, with one revelation described as a genuine shocker, making it a fitting follow-up for viewers who enjoyed Two Weeks in August.

Other highlights include Property Brothers: Under Pressure on U&W, following a couple who lost their LA home to wildfires as they house-hunt with Drew and Jonathan Scott; Who Do You Think You Are? on BBC One, in which Toby Jones explores his theatrical ancestry in Margate; The Chase Around the World on ITV1, a globe-trotting spin-off starting in Rome with a £100k prize at stake; The Odyssey With Dan Snow on Channel 5, tracing Odysseus's mythical journey from Troy to Ithaca; and Murder in Suburbia on Channel 4, a true-crime two-parter about a strangling in a Surrey village. BBC Four's film choice is a 2025 documentary on Kim Novak, featuring a candid interview with the actor at 92, followed by a screening of Vertigo; live golf coverage of the Open from Royal Birkdale also airs on Sky Sports from 6.30am.