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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
69th Prime Time Emmy Awards (RTÉ Two, 9.00pm)
In the event that you haven’t caught up on all the winners on Twitter, the Stephen Colbert-hosted awards show airs on Irish shores tonight. If you’re wondering where the cast of Game of Thrones are, the last season was not aired in the eligibility period for this year’s awards, just FYI.
Professor Green: Is It Time To Legalise Weed? (BBC One, 11.10pm)
The rapper offers a personal and in-depth look at our relationship with cannabis, and explores many of the arguments for and against its legalisation. The documentary goes behind-the-scenes of the UK’s booming cannabis industry, meeting dealers, growers and consumers, and also reflects on the links between the cannabis use and mental health issues.
First Dates (Channel 4, 10.00pm)
Maitre d’ Fred helps to bring more singletons together. On tonight’s episode, octogenarian Doreen isn’t ready to give up on love and wants a man to keep her on her toes – will 86-year-old author James be up for the task?
Everybody’s talking about: Coronation Street and Ryan Adams
Yep. Ryan's recent tweets would suggest that's he's desperate to make a cameo on the popular British soap.
Keep your eyes peeled on the Rovers' for any potential familiar faces over the next few weeks...
Or flick over for...
Pain And Gain (TG4, 9.30pm) Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson are body-builders turned bad guys in a bid to make big bucks.
The Normal Heat (Sky Atlantic, 10.00pm) A stellar cast of Julia Roberts, Mark Ruffalo and Taylor Kitsch star in this Ryan Murphy-directed drama on the rise of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the '80s.
The Undateables (Channel 4, 9.00pm) One of the most surprisingly heart-warming shows on TV at the minute, despite the questionable title.
Wanted (Sky One, 9.00pm) A chance to see a baby-faced James McAvoy throw down with Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman.
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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
69th Prime Time Emmy Awards (RTÉ Two, 9.00pm)
In the event that you haven’t caught up on all the winners on Twitter, the Stephen Colbert-hosted awards show airs on Irish shores tonight. If you’re wondering where the cast of Game of Thrones are, the last season was not aired in the eligibility period for this year’s awards, just FYI.
Professor Green: Is It Time To Legalise Weed? (BBC One, 11.10pm)
The rapper offers a personal and in-depth look at our relationship with cannabis, and explores many of the arguments for and against its legalisation. The documentary goes behind-the-scenes of the UK’s booming cannabis industry, meeting dealers, growers and consumers, and also reflects on the links between the cannabis use and mental health issues.
First Dates (Channel 4, 10.00pm)
Maitre d’ Fred helps to bring more singletons together. On tonight’s episode, octogenarian Doreen isn’t ready to give up on love and wants a man to keep her on her toes – will 86-year-old author James be up for the task?
Everybody’s talking about: Coronation Street and Ryan Adams
Yep. Ryan's recent tweets would suggest that's he's desperate to make a cameo on the popular British soap.
The show's social media manager seems to be on board, anyway.
Keep your eyes peeled on the Rovers' for any potential familiar faces over the next few weeks...
Or flick over for...
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