Today’s top TV and streaming picks: Alice & Jack, The Fabelmans and Can I Tell You a Secret

Home Grown RTÉ One, 8.30pm Kitty Scully meets Mark and Alan Taylor, Lusk growers who are raising vegetables like chillies and black garlic that normally would not thrive here, and Colm O’Driscoll reports on a green revolution currently taking place in Dublin’s city centre. ​

Uefa Champions League Virgin Media Two, 7pm In-form Arsenal are on the road for the first leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie, facing FC Porto at the Estadio do Dragao. Kick-off at 8pm.

Alice & Jack Channel 4, 9pm Years after their last encounter, Jack is shocked by a surprise invitation from Alice, but as their strong feelings for each other become apparent, Alice worries that she’s in no fit state to enter a relationship. With Domhnall Gleeson, Andrea Riseborough, Sunil Patel, Aisling Bea. ​ Book Club RTÉ One, 10.35pm Reading groups including the Castle Grove Book Club from Mallow discuss Youth, by Kevin Curran, Poor by Katriona O’Sullivan, Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club, Did Ye Hear Mammy Died? by Séamas O’Reilly, and The Grass Ceiling by Eimear Ryan.

The Fabelmans Sky Cinema Drama, 8pm In Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical coming-of-age drama, 1950s Arizona teenager Sammy Fabelman uses a home movie camera to create a controllable fantasy world as his parents’ marriage untangles. With Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, Gabriel LaBelle.

Can I Tell You a Secret Netflix, streaming now ​As someone who had the direct misfortune of being stalked for the best part of a year back in 2007, all this related viewing (see Stalked on Virgin Media Player) is exceedingly cathartic. Hot off the heels of Netflix’s recently released Lover, Stalker, Killer — which had more 180s than a protractor (apologies) — comes this UK offering. It recounts the experiences of just some of the women targeted by serial stalker Matthew Hardy. In early 2022, he received the longest custodial sentence in British history for stalking online, but not before a lengthy police investigation. This two-part series charts a terrifying campaign of harassment that threatened to tear apart the lives of young women all across the UK. Desperate for it to stop, they collectively sought answers — before a shock twist took the investigation to a small corner of Cheshire. As key evidence mounts, one police officer is determined to bring the suspect to justice… all it takes is one with the will.

Giannis: The Marvelous Journey Prime Video, streaming now Looking for an upbeat sports story? This is the tale of global superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, who rose from the streets of Athens to become an NBA champion and two-time MVP.

Ready, Set, Love Netflix, streaming now Set in a super colourful and cute dystopia (AKA Thailand), this romcom follows a world where women hugely outnumber men. So, a lucky few are government-selected to partake in a gameshow to spend time with these men, deemed “national treasures”. ​

The Sidemen Story Netflix, streaming now They may have over 300 million views every month and a combined audience of 138 million, but this UK YouTubing super collective is still grounded enough to take a Citylink bus whenever they’re found horsing around Ireland. This new documentary delves into how their media empire started, and what KSI, Miniminter, Zerkaa, TBJZL, Behzinga, Vikkstar123, and W2S have scheduled for the future. ​

Dynasty: New England Patriots AppleTV+, streaming now Infamously po-faced Bill Belichick, genetically blessed of face Tom Brady and the rest — the reputation of the New England Patriots goes well beyond the fans. Now they all sit down (Bill and Tom included) to discuss how arguably the most successful American Football teams (last several SuperBowl notwithstanding) may have “worked for Bill” — but they “played for Tom”. Indeed, there will also be a deep dive on “deflategate”.

The Grand Tour: Sand Job Prime Video, streaming now For this penultimate special, Jeremy, Richard and James are off to Mauritania to screech around the dunes in cheap modified sports cars. Best enjoy it if you’re so inclined; Clarkson has decided this 2024 outing will be his last alongside Captain Slow and The Hamster.