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The Big Fat Anniversary Quiz (Channel 4, 9pm)

Jimmy Carr hosts an anniversary special to celebrate one decade (yes, one decade) of the Big Fat Quiz. Stars like Russell Brand, Noel Fielding and Jonathan Ross will be tested on their knowledge of the events of the past 10 years. Good luck lads. #bigfactquiz

Operation Transformation: 7 Years And Counting (RTÉ One, 6.30pm)

Ahead of the new series of the fitness show, we take a look back at the previous ‘leaders’ to see how they’re getting on. From Kayleigh Yeoman, the youngest ever contestant, to Penny Dwyer, who needed to lose weight to have a baby, we hear how Operation Transformation changed each leader’s life. #operationtransformation

Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast (Channel 4, 8pm)

Because you promised you’d learn to cook in the New Year, didn’t you? Actress Kate Hudson joins Jamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty in their London café to whip up a Goan curry – meanwhile, Jimmy makes a pizza oven out of a flower pot.

All the fillums

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• Transformers: Dark of the Moon (TV3, 7pm)
• I Love You Philip Morris (RTÉ2, 9pm)
• Far And Away (UTV Ireland, 9pm)
• The Help (RTÉ One, 9.30pm)
• Windwalker (TG4, 9.30pm)
• The Boys and Girl From County Clare (TV3, 10pm)
• Rope (BBC2, 12.05am)
• The Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (RTÉ2, 12.20am)
• The Godfather Part II (Channel 4, 12.10am)

Or switch over for…

• Westlife: For The Last Time (UTV Ireland, 6pm) Watch and mourn Ireland’s second-greatest boyband once more. 
• Ed Sheeran Up Close (RTÉ2, 8.30pm) Eoghan McDermott interviews the singer-songwriter.
• The Big Allotment Challenge (BBC2, 9pm) Veg allotments are the new cupcakes and lemon drizzle cakes, you know.
• Rik Mayall: Lord of Misrule (BBC2, 10.30pm) A celebration of the late comedian’s life and work.
• The Last Leg of the Year (Channel 4, 11.05pm) Another year-in-review show, this time featuring Richard Ayoade.

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