TV tonight: Gordon Ramsay tries out the role of gameshow host

Gordon Ramsay’s Bank Balance
9pm, BBC One

Fearsome kitchen master Gordon Ramsay steps away from the hobs and into the bright lights of the studio set as he takes on the new role of gameshow host for this series. With £100,000 at stake, siblings Tobi and Tosin engage in an elaborate game of Jenga with a stack of ingots, answering questions on everything from TV soaps to musical instruments and art, in an effort to balance out a central scale and keep their winnings. Continues on Thursday and Friday at 9pm. Ammar Kalia

The Repair Shop
8pm, BBC One

Helle and David bring a three generations-old diamond engagement ring into the barn this week, after it was briefly lost and then found again in their driveway and damaged almost beyond repair. Goldsmith Richard has a mighty task on his hands to painstakingly reset the gems into this treasured heirloom. AK

Trump Takes on the World
9pm, BBC Two

What a deeply strange, mercifully brief ride it has been. As sanity returns to the White House, this series from Norma Percy and the excellent Brook Lapping production team concludes with a look at Donald Trump’s final days in office. As Covid-19 revealed the truth about Trump, how did it feel to be on the inside? Phil Harrison

The Bay
9pm, ITV

The season two finale of this police thriller wraps up both the case and some personal issues for DC Lisa Armstrong (a measured central performance from Morven Christie). It can be overly talkative, but if closing episodes like this are about providing the viewers with answers, there is a steady stream of them here. Jack Seale

Extraordinary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
9pm, Channel 4

Comic Sindhu Vee joins Toksvig this week for a jaunt into the Highlands. The pair begin on the Isle of Skye, cooking up some freshly caught shellfish in a lighthouse keeper’s cottage, before heading to a 57,000-acre Highland estate where they take in the luxury of a shooting lodge. AK

Devils 9pm,
Sky Atlantic

Sky’s Billions-esque investment banking thriller continues, with the NYL employees still reeling from the death of Ed, who – it seems – did not kill himself but was murdered. Meanwhile, Massimo comes up with a plan to cause chaos at the firm – before he is struck down by a personal tragedy. Hannah J Davies

Film choice

Seven (David Fincher, 1995), 10.45pm, TCM Movies
In New York, a serial killer is at work, each murder linked to one of the seven deadly sins. Morgan Freeman, as a veteran cop who has seen it all, is persuaded to nurse rookie Brad Pitt through his first case, a gothic trail of death. Despite the nastiness, director David Fincher lets the audience’s imagination do the work. Paul Howlett

Live sport

Europa League football: Tottenham Hotspur v Wolfsberg 4.30pm, BT Sport 1. Round-of-32 second-leg clash.

Champions League football: Borussia Moenchengladbach v Manchester City 7pm, BT Sport 2. Clash from Pukas Arena.

Championship football: Preston North End v Queens Park Rangers 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Live from Deepdale.