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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Young Offenders (RTÉ 2, 9.30pm)
Conor and Jock hatch a plan to charm Linda and Siobhan while Conor is far from impressed with Mairead’s latest mission.
Young Sheldon (E4, 8.30pm)
The first episode of this new series kicks off tonight, with an introduction to Sheldon’s life before he became everyone’s favourite senior theoretical physicist at Caltech.
John Worboys: The Taxi Cab Rapist (TV 3, 9pm)
Victims of John Warboys, who was imprisoned in 2009, speak to Susanna Reid in the wake of the parole board’s decision to release him less than ten years after multiple convictions for rape.
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Everyone’s talking about: The Restaurant.
With former Munster rugby player Donncha O’Callaghan out to impress in last night’s episode of the TV3 show, the public were keen to see if the Corkman was up to the culinary challenge.
Great first show. #TheRestaurant - hope I don’t get confused over the weekend and rattle up some Black Pudding with Barry’s Tea Ice Cream and pair it with a big glass of Yakka Shiraz
Let my 6 yo stay up to watch #TheRestaurant cos her "boyfriend" is on. So far she's asked if he's married, where in Cork does he live and can we drive there. Potential #Mini#Stalker
The series marks Rachel Allen’s new appointment as the show’s food critic.
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CelebAbility (3e, 10pm) The second episode of this new series kicks off tonight, with a host of well-known faces set to take on their friends in a selection of challenges.
Girls on the Edge (BBC2, 9pm) This documentary follows the lives of three families whose teenage daughters have been sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
Married at First Sight (Channel 4, 9pm) After being matched by a series of experts, finance director, Harriet, and police sergeant, Richard, meet for the first time at the alter.
Survival of the Fittest (3e, 9pm) Hosted by Laura Whitmore, this programme pits men against women in a series of physical and mental challenges.
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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Young Offenders (RTÉ 2, 9.30pm)
Conor and Jock hatch a plan to charm Linda and Siobhan while Conor is far from impressed with Mairead’s latest mission.
Young Sheldon (E4, 8.30pm)
The first episode of this new series kicks off tonight, with an introduction to Sheldon’s life before he became everyone’s favourite senior theoretical physicist at Caltech.
John Worboys: The Taxi Cab Rapist (TV 3, 9pm)
Victims of John Warboys, who was imprisoned in 2009, speak to Susanna Reid in the wake of the parole board’s decision to release him less than ten years after multiple convictions for rape.
Everyone’s talking about: The Restaurant.
With former Munster rugby player Donncha O’Callaghan out to impress in last night’s episode of the TV3 show, the public were keen to see if the Corkman was up to the culinary challenge.
The series marks Rachel Allen’s new appointment as the show’s food critic.
Or flick over for…
The second episode of this new series kicks off tonight, with a host of well-known faces set to take on their friends in a selection of challenges.
This documentary follows the lives of three families whose teenage daughters have been sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
After being matched by a series of experts, finance director, Harriet, and police sergeant, Richard, meet for the first time at the alter.
Hosted by Laura Whitmore, this programme pits men against women in a series of physical and mental challenges.
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