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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Revenant (RTE 1, 9.30pm)
If you haven’t yet seen the film that finally got Leo his Oscar, now’s your chance. To sum it up, Leo plays a frontiersman who gets mauled by a bear while leading a hunting party though a remote, wild landscape. When his companion leaves him for dead and kills his son, he sets off for revenge.
The Saturday Game, Live (RTE 2, 8.30pm)
Dublin take on Donegal. Throw in is at 7pm. You know you wanna watch this instead of England v Belgium.
Love Island, The Weekly Hot List (3e, 9pm)
So there’s no new show tonight, as it’s Saturday. BOO. However, you can catch up on all the little things you missed this week in the highlights show, plus some added extras. Why would you ever go out, at all?
Everybody’s talking about… Sabrina the Teenage Witch
The spooky Netflix reboot is something we’re all excited for. Now, we have some new teasers and OH MY GOD RELEASE IT ALREADY.
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Begin Again (RTE 2, 11.55pm) Twee movie about a musician and a record producer looking for inspiration.
Night at the Museum, Secret of the Tomb (RTE 1, 7.10pm) If you’ve ever dreamed of staying over in a museum and watching the exhibits come alive, this is for you.
The Voice Kids (TV 3, 8pm) Look, I don’t endorse this, but if talent shows are your thing.
Mississippi Grind (BBC 2, 10.15pm) Ryan Reynolds stars in this movie about two gamblers who embark on a gambling binge in various casinos.
Star Trek, Into Darkness (Channel 4, 8pm) All together now, NERD.
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What to watch on TV tonight: Saturday
DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Revenant (RTE 1, 9.30pm)
If you haven’t yet seen the film that finally got Leo his Oscar, now’s your chance. To sum it up, Leo plays a frontiersman who gets mauled by a bear while leading a hunting party though a remote, wild landscape. When his companion leaves him for dead and kills his son, he sets off for revenge.
The Saturday Game, Live (RTE 2, 8.30pm)
Dublin take on Donegal. Throw in is at 7pm. You know you wanna watch this instead of England v Belgium.
Love Island, The Weekly Hot List (3e, 9pm)
So there’s no new show tonight, as it’s Saturday. BOO. However, you can catch up on all the little things you missed this week in the highlights show, plus some added extras. Why would you ever go out, at all?
Everybody’s talking about… Sabrina the Teenage Witch
The spooky Netflix reboot is something we’re all excited for. Now, we have some new teasers and OH MY GOD RELEASE IT ALREADY.
This is gonna be good.
Or flick over for…
Begin Again (RTE 2, 11.55pm) Twee movie about a musician and a record producer looking for inspiration.
Night at the Museum, Secret of the Tomb (RTE 1, 7.10pm) If you’ve ever dreamed of staying over in a museum and watching the exhibits come alive, this is for you.
The Voice Kids (TV 3, 8pm) Look, I don’t endorse this, but if talent shows are your thing.
Mississippi Grind (BBC 2, 10.15pm) Ryan Reynolds stars in this movie about two gamblers who embark on a gambling binge in various casinos.
Star Trek, Into Darkness (Channel 4, 8pm) All together now, NERD.
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