Today’s top TV and streaming choices: Back from the Brink, The Sunday Game Live and May The 12th Be With You

Back from the Brink RTÉ One, 6.30pm Derek Mooney embarks on a journey across Europe to find out how astute human intervention can help bring Europe’s wildlife back from the brink, and meet conservationists working to stem the tide of a biodiversity crisis.

The Sunday Game Live RTÉ2, 1.15pm Joanne Cantwell and guests present coverage of the Leinster Football final between Dublin and Louth at Croke Park, which will be followed at 4pm by Donegal versus Armagh in the Ulster Football final.

The Full Irish Hidden Camera Show RTÉ One, 8.30pm Carl is walking his dog, has forgotten the poop bags, and asks horrified passers by for help, Doireann is posing as a sculptor, and Donncha is about to start a new job as head coach of an Italian rugby team, and a conference call with the club owner with no English could be tricky.

Rob and Rylan’s Grand Tour BBC2, 9pm Friends Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark set out on this grand tour of Europe with contrasting priorities. They begin their journey in Venice, where Rylan explores lesser known canals, and Rob lives the dream conducting Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in the church where it was first performed.

The Mountain Between Us Channel 4, 11pm When their small aircraft crashes on a stormy flight through the Rockies, neurosurgeon Ben Bass and photojournalist Alex Martin are thrust together in a desperate battle for survival. With Kate Winslet, Idris Elba.

​Cooking Up Murder Netflix, streaming now This docuseries does a deep dive into a murder case implicating Spanish chef, César Román, who built a career based on false identities.​

The Guardian of the Monarchs Netflix, streaming now The forests of Michoacán are home to millions of monarch butterflies. Activist Homero Gomez was an increasingly vocal advocate for creatures’ preservation — until he disappeared. Seeking nature-themed viewing sans sinister undercurrents? Living With Leopards is also now available.

​May The 12th Be With You Disney+, streaming now It’s Mother’s Day (in America) and Marge Simpson joins the moms of Disney+ on an outing that turns into an epic galactic adventure filled with heroes, villains, and a surprising old friend. Queen fans might prefer transporting themselves back to 1981 via Queen Rock Montreal on Wednesday.

​Hollywood Con Queen AppleTV+, streaming now From the “mastermind” behind Fyre and Tiger King, this docuseries sees creatives from around the globe swindled of their life savings under the illusion of a job in Indonesia. This wasn’t just about stripping a legion of producers, makeup artists, and actors out of their money, but also of their dignity, control, and clothes.

​Super Rich in Korea Netflix, streaming now An Italian luxury brand heir/serial flirt, a Pakistani noble with quite the jewellery collection, a bag addict, a Singaporean tycoon, and a self-professed “hybrid male”, all lead lavish lives in Korea. This reality offering makes for a nice break from the K-drama/dystopia output.

​The Final: Attack on Wembley Netflix, streaming now Back in 2020, thousands of ticketless footie fans stormed Wembley Stadium for the Euro final. It did not turn out well. In related sporting content, Footballer Fraudster lands on Thursday — a true crime doc exploring how a once-promising footballer, Medi Abalimba, became a con man with a litany of victims, like Georgia ‘I’m loyal’ Steele.