Daddy Issues<\/p>\n
9.35pm, BBC One
Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey\u2019s sweet father-and-daughter comedy returns \u2013 and they\u2019re now joined by baby Sadie. Gemma (Wood) is grappling with motherhood and daydreaming about dating again, while dealing with her formerly estranged mother Davina (Jill Halfpenny) moving in. Eager to be a grandfather, Malcolm (Morrissey) goes to extremes to help her get rid of his ex. Hollie Richardson<\/p>\n
Return to Paradise<\/p>\n
8pm, BBC One
The classic trope of the locked room mystery gets a lads-on-tour twist in this instalment of the cosy Aussie cop show, as a drunken English mate of expat detective Colin (Lloyd Griffith) is implicated in a messy motel murder. Can his hyper-focused colleague Mack (Anna Samson) get to the bottom of things? Graeme Virtue<\/p>\n
Gardeners\u2019 World<\/p>\n
8pm, BBC Two
A last visit to Monty Don before the winter sets in, and he\u2019s making leafmould from decomposing leaves, while also storing dahlias and planting tulips in pots. Elsewhere, Carol Klein looks at how to maintain spectacular garden borders throughout autumn. HR<\/p>\n
Empire With David OlusogaRadical \u2026 David Olusoga. Photograph: BBC\/Hillgate Films\/Voltage TV<\/p>\n
9pm, BBC Two
Olusoga is, and always has been, a quietly radical historian. In the last of his three episodes on the British empire, his assessment of the collapse of the UK\u2019s global influence upends some beliefs about the two world wars, Windrush immigration and the partition of India. Talking to the descendants of the colonised brings extra clarity. Jack Seale<\/p>\n
All Her Fault<\/p>\n
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Sarah Snook (AKA Shiv from Succession) and Jake Lacy (Shane from The White Lotus) are excellent as the desperate parents of a missing child in this twisty thriller. In this episode, errant nanny Ana returns with a story about the Chicago marathon, and details of a new suspect for Det Alcaras (Michael Pe\u00f1a) to pursue. Ellen E Jones<\/p>\n
The Graham Norton Show<\/p>\n