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What to watch on TV tonight: Friday
DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Graham Norton (BBC One, 10.35pm)
Graham Norton welcomes our gal Saoirse Ronan to talk about playing the title role in new movie Mary Queen of Scots, while rising star Timothee Chalamet discusses his powerful addiction drama Beautiful Boy. Triple Oscar-nominated Laura Linney joins them on the couch, as she returns to the London stage in the critically acclaimed My Name Is Lucy Barton. Plus, Stephen Mangan reflects on his Sky Arts series Portrait Artist of the Year, The 1975 perform It’s Not Living (If It’s Not with You), and another bunch of intrepid audience members steps up to the plate, willing to recount an anecdote from the dreaded red chair.
The Late Late Show (RTÉ One, 9.35pm)
Irish actor Liam Cunningham leads a Late Late Show line-up including Mairead McGuinness, with music from Mary Black and Paddy Casey. On top of that, Margaret Norton will tell Ryan the extraordinary story of how, despite the odds, she recently reconnected with her birth parents. Grab the tissues. There’ll also be comedy from Bridget and Eamon (Jennifer Zamparelli and Bernard O’Shea).
Can’t Stop Dancing (RTÉ Two, 8.30pm)
Bláthnaid Treacy goes behind the scenes of Dancing with the Stars, getting low down from the judges, the professional dancers and the stars and catching all the latest gossip.
Everyone’s talking about: Catherine Tate
The former Doctor Who star hasn’t kept up with the series at all, not even since Jodie Whittaker took up the helm as The Doctor.
“I haven’t [seen them] yet – only because I won’t understand them and it makes me feel inferior,” she quipped in an interview with Jason Manford. “But I know she’s brilliant because she’s fantastic.
“I kind of just jumped into Doctor Who saying, ‘Oh, this will be an adventure.’ It was a real game-changer actually in my life, Doctor Who. I absolutely loved it.
Fair, TBH.
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