Today's top TV and streaming choices: Untamed, Gone Baby Gone and Fake or Fortune?
Only Connect BBC Two, 8pm
Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the 21st series of TV's most baffling quiz, in which connections must be made between seemingly random items.
Fake or Fortune?
Fake or Fortune? BBC One, 9pm
Fiona Bruce joins forces with art expert Philip Mould for the 13th run of the show in which they try to figure out if various items could be long-lost treasures. They begin with a 1916 painting of a summer garden believed to be the work of future British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
The Last Irish Missionaries RTÉ One, 9.35pm
The final episode follows Dearbhail McDonald and Bryan Dobson to Kenya and the Philippines, where they talk to priests now in their eighties who remain dedicated to their work. The presenters also investigate the impact the missionaries have had, as well as who — if anybody — will replace them.
Gone Baby Gone TG4, 9.30pm
Directed by Ben Affleck and starring his brother Casey, this crime drama, based on a Dennis Lehane novel, follows the efforts of two Boston private eyes to find a missing girl.
Amy Bradley is Missing
Amy Bradley is Missing Netflix, streaming now
In 1998, Amy Bradley vanished from a cruise ship without a trace. Decades later, sightings and speculation still swirl. This three-parter explores this haunting cold case and her family's fight to bring her home.
Krays: London Gangsters
Krays: London Gangsters Prime Video, streaming now
Twins Reggie and Ronnie ruled London's underworld for two decades — and had their story portrayed by the Kemps to boot. Through prison recordings, this documentary reveals the powerful bond behind their dubious legacy.
Untamed
Untamed Netflix, streaming now
If you've already mainlined all three series of Sneaky Pete, it's OK — Netflix has teed up this new Eric Bana and Sam Neill (both looking suitably at home in rangers uniforms) vehicle for you. Set in Yosemite, the National Parks agents are caught between a brutal crime, the wilderness, and themselves. Ironically, in Trump's America, they'd have probably been laid off. Surf Girls: International Prime Video, streaming now
From breakout star Ewe Wong to Olympian Sol Aguirre, follow four female surfing athletes as they face personal hurdles, cultural expectations, and fierce competition.
Wall to Wall
Wall to Wall Netflix, streaming now
Imagine saving enough to buy an apartment only to face financial ruin while sandwiched between mysteriously noisy floors. It's South Korean, so Woo-seong's neighbourinos could be anyone (or anything).
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