Today’s top TV and streaming picks: Alice & Jack, romcom No Hard Feelings and Sunderland ’Til I Die

Alice & Jack Channel 4, 9pm Eagerly anticipated new drama series starring Domhnall Gleeson and Andrea Riseborough as Jack and Alice, a couple whose relationship is so intense it may be impossible to bear. With Aisling Bea, Sunil Patel, Aimee Lou Wood.

Home Grown RTÉ One, 8.30pm As a new season begins, Colm O’Driscoll heads to Adare Manor in Limerick to see how preparations to host the 2027 Ryder Cup are going, and finds out how horticultural expertise is essential to the process. And Kitty Scully is in Co Meath to visit McCormack Family Farms, a microgreens specialist.

Bring the Drama BBC2, 9pm Bill Bailey hosts this new series in which eight young actors are mentored by casting director Kelly Valentine Hendry. They begin with the hard-working world of soaps, and are sent to learn their trade on the set of EastEnders.

Book Club RTÉ One, 10.35pm Book groups across the country discuss Claire Keegan’s So Late in the Day, Elaine Feeney’s How to Build a Boat, Mark O’Connell’s A Thread of Violence and Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght’s Aisling Ever After.

​No Hard Feelings Sky Cinema Premiere, 6.05pm Romantic comedy starring Jennifer Laurence as Maddie, a young woman with a chaotic lifestyle who’s about to lose the house her mother left her when she answers a Craigslist ad from a couple offering a new car to anyone who will date their 19-year-old son.

Sunderland ’Til I Die Netflix, streaming now ​TV’s love letter to football returns for its third and final season. As we steel ourselves for the melodic tones of Shipyards one last time, we’ll see Sunderland’s trek back to the Championship via their League One play-off final win against Wycombe Wanderers, under former head coach Alex Neil. And if none of that makes any sense, it doesn’t matter: this docuseries was always more about the fans than football.

Its release back in 2018 was groundbreaking in terms of viewing: not only did it mine the emotions of ardent club supporters, but it humanised footballers and managers, bringing the game to a wider audience. Arguably, it paved the way for Ted Lasso (AppleTV+) plus Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds’ Welcome to Wrexham (Disney+). With Robbie Williams reportedly priming himself to purchase Port Vale (with an accompanying docuseries) it’s worth spending time with the OG offering, if only to appreciate its authenticity.

Love is Blind Netflix, streaming now Season six of Vanessa and Nick Lachey simpering over contestants/would-be couples is here, ready to find out if love really is blind. Following a new set of singles from Charlotte, North Carolina — all are ready to forge authentic relationships... until they depart the pods and have to live together.

The New Look AppleTV+, streaming now Based on true events, both Christian Dior (Ben Mendelsohn) and Coco Chanel (Juliette Binoche) engaged in a battle of their own in 1940s Europe — both of which saw themselves as the only designer fit to create a new look that could “rise from the ashes” of WWII. Maisie Williams and John Malkovich also feature.​

Players Netflix, streaming now This week’s tenuous ‘Love Meets Sports’ theme continues with this movie starring Gina Rodriguez. She’s a sportswriter who’s had her pick of players. But then she falls for a charming war correspondent Nick (Tom Ellis) and begins to rethink “the game” entirely, etc.

Lover, Stalker, Killer Netflix, streaming now Happy Valentine’s Week! Glibness aside, being stalked is no joke — particularly when things shift from the internet to IRL. Dave’s scenario involved dabbling in online dating. He told the first woman he met that he was merely up for some mutual fun. Then, he met a second woman, with whom he had a deeper connection. You can guess the rest. ​

Suncoast Disney+, streaming now Laura Linney and Nico Parker star in this semi-autobiographical story of a teenager who strikes up an unlikely alliance with an eccentric activist, Woody Harrelson.