DAILYEDGE.IE ROUNDS UP the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.

Home of the Year (RTE 1, 8.30pm)

This week features a upside-down copper house in South Dublin, and a Victorian-inspired house in Westmeath. There is also an 18th-century farmhouse in the hills of Wicklow for us all to pine over.

The Great Celebrity Bake Off (Channel 4, 8pm)

The celebrity version of the beloved baking competition, all for the benefit of Stand Up to Cancer. Tonight, our very own Aisling Bea hits the kitchen with Alan Carr, Paralympian Kadeena Cox, and none other than Teri Hatcher.

Extreme Cake Makers (e4, 7.30pm)

If that’s not enough baking for you, take a look at how the professionals do it. No cake is too big for these extreme cake makers. You could almost live in these yokes.

Everybody’s talking about… Louis Walsh’s X Factor exit?

Rumours about the future of the X Factor judging panel included whispers that Louis Walsh and Nicole Scherzinger would be dropped for the 2018 shows.

Names floated for new additions included Cheryl, Louis Tomlinson, and Alesha Dixon.

However, Louis claims it’s all a load of shite. Speaking to The Sun, Louis said his contract is “watertight”.

I’ve checked it out with someone and have told Simon that.

He has asked me to come and see him in LA. I have spoken to Sharon. She’s said they can only sack us if they pay us.

Sharon did say she was surprised she hadn’t been given any filming dates.

So now. Pay him or GTFO.

Or flick over for…

First Dates Ireland (RTE 2, 9.30pm) It’s all over for another season, but tonight we can enjoy a highlight reel.

R Kelly, Sex Girls and Videotapes (BBC 1, 11.15pm) A look at the recent accusations against R Kelly.

Night at the Museum (e4, 8pm) Comedy where the exhibits of a New York museum come to life.

Come Home (RTE 1, 10.15pm) The drama about a mother who leaves her home unexplained continues.

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