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CARTOON COMEDY The Great North, Disney+

ANIMATED sitcom with the voice of Nick Offerman (Parks And Recreation) as the wonderfull­y named Beef Tobin, a single father raising four children in Alaska. A warm, cosy and funny show.

FOOTBALL Manchester United v Villarreal, 7pm, Virgin Media Two & 7.15pm, BT Sport 3

FOLLOWING defeat at the hands of Young Boys in Bern a fortnight ago, United will be keen to take all three points from Spanish side Villarreal at Old Trafford tonight. Meanwhile, Chelsea face Juventus in Turin (7pm, BT Sport 2).

SISTERS ON TOUR The Nolans Go Cruising, 9pm, Quest Red

THE Irish-born Nolan sisters have sold 30million records, but they say they’re ‘still pretty skint’. So, the quartet return for a new, second series of their jaunty travelogue, which will follow a cruise around the UK. (Sky 149, Virgin 159). Also available on Discovery+.

MAKING MUSIC Janine Jansen: Falling For Stradivari, 9pm, Sky Arts

VIOLINIST Janine Jansen (pictured) has a real treat on her hands in this joyful new documentar­y. The Dutch virtuoso plays 12 Stradivari violins that are worth more than €230million in total, and some of which haven’t been played in 200 years. Can you imagine the insurance documents for such a recording?

ART CHALLENGE How To Paint The Mona Lisa, 9pm, More4

‘I’M going into the mind of this guy!’ The artist Adebanji Alade is excited to understand the brain of Leonardo da Vinci for this one-off. His effort to recreate the Mona Lisa is interestin­g, but it’s Alade’s endless enthusiasm that makes the show.

KILLER COMEDY Hitmen: Reloaded, 9pm, Sky Comedy

SUE PERKINS and Mel Giedroyc return as assassins Fran and Jamie, and this opening double bill is more fun than the whole first series put together. We begin with a Grosse Pointe Blankstyle school reunion, featuring Katherine Parkinson and Sanjeev Bhaskar.

PANEL SHOW Rob Beckett’s Undeniable, 9pm, Comedy Central

THE comedian hosts a fast-and-loose new panel show in which facts, true or not, win praise from the host. Beckett’s so-so guests in this opener are Joe Swash, Kae Kurd, Ivo

Graham and Angela Barnes, who produce some decent, pub quizworthy trivia during the episode.

COMEDY GAME Outsiders, 10pm, Dave

PAIRS of comedians compete for

scout badges in a new, Taskmaster­style outdoor comedy contest run by David Mitchell, who is dressed like a gentleman in defiance of his surroundin­gs. Lou Sanders

and Ed Gamble (pictured) are the standout duo because he really wants to win the badges, and she just wants to make mischief.

PRIMITIVE ORGANISM The Blob: A Genius Without A Brain, 10pm, BBC4

THIS new documentar­y challenges the very notion of intelligen­ce. The ‘blob’ in question is slime mould – it’s not a plant, animal or fungus, but a giant, single-celled organism that has no brain, but seems capable of making intelligen­t decisions and even learning about its environmen­t.

FUNNY FILM Senior Moment, 10pm, Sky Premiere

ROMANTIC comedy starring unstoppabl­e rogue William Shatner (who turned 90 this year), with Jean Smart as the more age-appropriat­e woman he meets while taking a bus.

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