Eva Longoria’s culinary exploration of France, Searching for France, will air at 7.15pm on BBC Two. The actor starts in Paris, where she samples an Asian twist on the traditional croque madame, shares a meal with renowned French chef Alain Ducasse, and learns the secret to rich, indulgent cooking—essentially, that a few (or even a dozen) cubes of butter can elevate any dish. Phil Harrison’s The Great Celebrity Pottery Throw Down will be shown at 7.15pm on Channel 4. Though the concept may feel familiar, the show remains a lighthearted and enjoyable experience. Contestants like Paul Merson and Lucy Beaumont bring charm and uniqueness to the competition. This episode focuses on raku pottery, with participants attempting to create animal sculptures—resulting in a range of creative and less successful outcomes. The Split Up will air at 9pm on BBC One. This is a continuation of the entertaining spin-off from the popular series The Split, set in a British-Asian law firm in Manchester. The show follows Aria (Ritu Arya), who deals with a difficult client, while also questioning the secrets her boss and father, Dhruv (Sanjeev Bhaskar), might be hiding. Wilderness With Simon Reeve will be broadcast at 9pm on BBC Two. Reeve explores Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, often called the “aquarium of the world,” where he joins conservationists working to restore the area’s delicate ecosystem. His underwater encounter with endangered sharks, particularly a swirling group of hammerheads, creates a moment of breathtaking beauty, as described by Reeve. The Blame will air at 9pm on ITV1. This gripping six-part series continues its investigation into the murder of a young figure skater. Emma (Michelle Keegan) and Tom (Douglas Booth) believe the case involves an internal conspiracy and work to gather enough evidence to present to the chief superintendent, while also uncovering a possible motive. Apocalypse will be shown at 9pm on Channel 4. This entertaining, if over-the-top, survival show continues with its own quirky storyline. This episode hints at a fragile peace after a previous incident involving chickens, but a missing gun raises the possibility of renewed conflict. Live sports events include One-Day International Cricket between England and Sri Lanka at 10am on Sky Sports Main Event. Women’s Super League Football features Liverpool against Everton at 2pm on Sky Sports Main Event, followed by Chelsea versus Arsenal at 5.15pm. On BBC One, the Uefa Nations League match between Denmark and Wales is scheduled for 4.45pm. Later, Wales faces Norway on Thursday at 7.30pm on BBC Two.