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TV tonight: the end of the affair in The Trial of Christine Keeler

Keeler, Profumo, Ward and Me

10pm, BBC Two

With Amanda Coe’s dramatised portrayal of the Profumo affair coming to an end this evening (BBC One, 9pm), this one-off documentary looks into the true story behind the 1963 scandal. Presented by reporter Tom Mangold, who covered events at the time, it features previously unheard interview tapes with Keeler and her friend Mandy Rice-Davies as well as an account of osteopath Stephen Ward’s final hours – told by Mangold, who was one of the last people to see him alive. Ammar Kalia

Running Wild With Bear Grylls

7pm, National Geographic

It has been five-and-a-half years since Bear took Channing Tatum under his wing in Yosemite. And now the glutton for punishment is back for more: “But this time, he’s not a rookie – the kid gloves are off!” Can Tatum survive the mountains of Norway and grasp the ancient art of trout tickling? Ali Catterall

The Trial of Christine Keeler

9pm, BBC One

As this deft retelling of the 1960s scandal reaches its finale, things are looking grim. Ostracised osteopath Stephen Ward (James Norton) is in a bad way and it looks as though Christine (Sophie Cookson) – still holding out hopes of being an actor – will be next in the establishment crosshairs. Graeme Virtue

Win the Wilderness: Alaska

9pm, BBC Two

Home for sale ... Win the Wilderness: Alaska.
Home for sale ... Win the Wilderness: Alaska. Photograph: Twofour/BBC

Six couples are fighting it out in the Alaskan wilderness; not for survival but for the potential ownership of a house. It’s late capitalism meets adventure travel in this outdoorsy reality series, and in episode one, the couples battle almost constant daylight while building shelters and foraging for food. AK

The Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt for Justice

9pm, Sky Crime

The shocking story of the supposed drunken drowning of more than 350 young men since 1997, the crime scenes of which have all been found with a smiley face graffitied nearby. This series follows an NYPD investigation to try to connect the cases and prove they are homicides. AK

Stockholm Requiem

11pm, Channel 4

Based on Kristina Ohlsson’s bestselling crime novels about standoffish investigative analyst Fredrika Bergman, this Swedish TV adaptation sees Bergman on the case of an abducted young girl, Lilian, and the increasingly fraught list of suspects – top of which is the child’s abusive father, Gabriel. AK

Film choice

Dancing horror ... The Fits.
Dancing horror ... The Fits. Photograph: Lionsgate

The Fits, 12.30am, BBC Two

When boxer Toni (Royalty Hightower) spies hip-hop dance troupe the Lionesses rehearsing at the sports centre, she is enthralled and signs up to join them. But her arrival coincides with an outbreak of hysterical seizures. Anna Rose Holmer’s debut is part rites-of-passage drama, part horror story. Paul Howlett

Live sport

FA Cup Football: Manchester City v Fulham 12.45am, BBC One. The west Londoners face the FA Cup holders at the Etihad.

Premiership Rugby Union: Harlequins v Saracens 2.30pm, BT Sport 2. From Twickenham Stoop.

FA Cup Football: Shrewsbury Town v Liverpool 4.30pm, BBC One. Fourth-round head-to-head.