TV tonight: a tribute to Eric Burdon’s animal magic

Eric Burdon: Rock’n’Roll – Animal
9.30pm, BBC Four

Singer with the influential Newcastle beat band the Animals, Eric Burdon is credited with inspiring Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run and an entire generation of class-conscious rock. Now living in the Nevada desert, Burdon recounts his tumultuous career from young heartthrob to discovering Jimi Hendrix and then being shunned by the industry owing to his drinking and temper, leaving him broke in the 70s. Featuring testimony from Sting and Steven Van Zandt. Ammar Kalia

Our Coast
8.30pm, BBC Two

Now on the series’ home strait, Mehreen Baig ditches boats for air travel, hitching a ride with a former RAF fighter pilot whose new mission involves documenting coastline pollution. The view is more picturesque for Adrian Chiles in Portpatrick harbour, where he meets a community that has bought into its own regeneration. Ellen E Jones

Celebrity Britain By Barge: Then & Now
9pm, Channel 5

The affable crew of Jennie Bond, Anne Diamond, Bill Oddie and Pete Waterman head north of the border to cruise the Forth and Clyde canal, taking in engineering marvels past (Clydebank’s 150ft Titan crane) and present (the Falkirk Wheel boat lift). Also: one of them falls in. Graeme Virtue

Intelligence
9pm, Sky One

There is a double dose of hacking in this week’s two episodes of the GCHQ sitcom penned by Nick Mohammed. First, the NHS servers are attacked, leading to NSA agent Jerry going on an unorthodox manhunt for the culprit. Next it’s the HQ itself, and Jerry wants to hire the hacker. AK

Frankie Boyle’s Tour of Scotland
10pm, BBC Two

The comedian’s excellent travelogue comes to an end with a trip from Oban to his home city, Glasgow. Along the way, Boyle meets the comic book writer Grant Morrison and discusses Scottish nihilism before taking part in a tentative medieval battle re-enactment and ending up at Glasgow’s colourful murals. AK

The Big Narstie Show
11.05pm, Channel 4

Big Narstie and his sidekick Mo Gilligan are joined by another bunch of celebrities for more music, chat and sketches. This week we hear from the rapper Kano, the comedian Sara Pascoe and Snapchat star (and the footballer) Stevo the Madman. Joining them is Louis Theroux, whose cooking hobby might come up in conversation. Ali Catterall

Film choice

The Big Sick, 11.05pm, BBC Two
Kumail Nanjiani is wannabe standup Kumail who, while his mother works on arranging his marriage, meets sweet student Emily (Zoe Kazan). Their blossoming affair shifts into deeper territory when she gets seriously ill, in Michael Showalters’s thoughtful and fun comedy based on Nanjiani’s life. Paul Howlett

Live sport

Women’s ICC World T20 Cricket: England v Pakistan 7.30am, Sky Sports Main Event Group B match from Canberra.

European Tour Golf: Oman Open 11.30am, Sky Sports Main Event Second day of the tournament at Al Mouj Golf in Muscat.

Premier League Football: Norwich City v Leicester City 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event Coverage of the top-flight clash from Carrow Road.