Rylan bursts open the neon bright doors to Supermarket Sweep

One to Watch: Supermarket Sweep, ITV2 at 8pm

Rylan Clark-Neal throws open the doors to television’s most famous supermarket as 1990s game show Supermarket Sweep is dusted down, tweaked and ITV2-ed up by Thames Television for a whole new era. The original, hosted by the late Dale Winton, was first a half-hour morning game show on ITV in 1993, before switching the afternoons in 2007. Over those years Dale asked viewers to ‘go wild in the aisles’ and that’s a tradition Rylan will be keeping with the new hour-long episodes.

Three pairs of shoppers compete in the ultimate supermarket challenge to win a £3,000 prize. There will be the rounds viewers came to know and love in the original show, there are with an extra half hour to fill lots of new points-making games too. There will be celebrity shoppers and surprises along the way too.

In this first outing, which ATV Today took a sneak peak into, be ready for grapes a couple mistaken as Richard and Judy and a far from happy experience for the sanitary aisle.

Call The Cops, Channel 4 at 9pm

Since 2017 Devon and Cornwall Police have been dealing with over 18,000 extra 999 calls, with mental health related incidents now accounting for 40% of their workload.

To deal with the increasing demand, Devon and Cornwall has given some of its civilian control staff specialist training to talk people down from the brink of mental health crisis, both to prevent people taking their lives and to alleviate the workload for the cops on the ground. Rachel is one of 40 new Enhanced Crisis Communicators, who have been dealing with the rising number of vulnerable people going missing. She deals with one such case of a young person who is missing and threatening to harm themself, and sees half of Plymouth’s officers tasked with finding them.

With so many people in crisis taking up the police’s attention, where will they find the time to deal with crime? Connor is slowly coming to terms with what it means to be a police officer in 2019 as he cares for a heavily intoxicated man while waiting for an ambulance to attend.

Suburban Steps to Rockland, Sky Arts at 10pm

On the 17th of March 1962 the Ealing Jazz Club, commonly known as the Ealing Club, was advertised in the UK music press as Britain’s first rhythm and blues venue.

The list of influential musicians that would become associated with the club is breathtaking; from The Rolling Stones, who met and played their second-ever show at the Ealing club, to The Who and Eric Clapton. the Ealing Club became the launchpad for the careers of a golden generation of British rock musicians.

This filmfeatures video footage, interviews, photographs and animated sequences documenting the beginnings of a seminal period of British rock history, and fresh and amusing anecdotes about the bands who would eventually play their sounds to the world.

River City, BBC Scotland Channel at 10pm, Repeated on BBC One Scotland at 8pm Tuesday

Scarlett and Dougie’s relationship strains further as their wedding day approaches; Nicole desperately tries to keep Alex interested; and Joe tries to distance himself from the damning allegations about Ruby.