TV tonight: Mo Farah, Gemma Collins and more return for a special I’m A Celebrity

I’m a Celebrity South Africa: Sneak Peek

9pm, ITV1
Time for the latest instalment of what is essentially a jungle legends competition – although no amount of bouncy banter from Ant and Dec can stop this format from feeling increasingly tired. Heading back into the South African wilderness for more bonding and humiliation are Adam Thomas, Scarlett Moffatt, David Haye, Sinitta, Mo Farah and more. Eventually, in a live final, the public will decide who has irritated them the least. Phil Harrison

The Dog House

8pm, Channel 4
The doggy dating show continues, with Peter looking for a new pup after the traumatic death of his French bulldog, Ella. The Woodgreen team tries to match his personality with Moose, a vivacious staffy. Meanwhile, Georgia picks up a pair of puppies from an overwhelmed couple. Priya Elan

Babies

9pm, BBC One
Stefan Golaszewski’s drama about a couple’s experience of pregnancy-loss contains powerful and shockingly frank scenes that capture the agony and the anger. As Lisa (Siobhán Cullen) and Stephen (Paapa Essiedu) struggle with their third miscarriage, flashbacks reveal the earliest, giddiest days of their relationship. Continues on Tuesday. Graeme Virtue

China With Ben Fogle

9pm, Channel 5

Ben Fogle at the Great Wall. Photograph: BLINK FILMS / 5

The world’s most photogenic corners feel increasingly infested with minor UK celebrities making documentaries. But for Ben Fogle, it’s just another day in the office. In his latest three-part series, he’s in China, beginning at the Jiankou section of the Great Wall before moving on to Beijing. PH

DTF St Louis

9pm, Sky Atlantic
“Things got … out of hand.” The darkly comic murder mystery about suburban swingers reaches its penultimate episode. We know things do not end well for David Harbour’s shlubby Floyd, but the dual narrative means the motives of his wife Carol (Linda Cardellini) and smarmy bestie Clark (Jason Bateman) remain murky. GV

The Comeback

11.30pm, Sky Comedy
Like a cringe-comedy comet, this satire about a Hollywood has-been hustling for relevance returns every decade or so. So far the third and final season has seen Lisa Kudrow’s narcissistic star on a career upswing thanks to an (abysmal) AI-scripted sitcom. But what happens when a damaging behind-the-scenes clip goes viral? GV