DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.

Eurovision Song Contest 2016 (RTÉ One/BBC1, 8pm)

Well, we didn’t get in… But that means we’re allowed to be extra snarky tonight. You will be aided and abetted by Marty Whelan’s commentary on RTÉ or Graham Norton on the BBC – Russia, Australia (pictured) and Ukraine are the faves. #Eurovision

The Hollow Crown (BBC2, 9pm)

If Eurovision’s not your thing, get some more highbrow entertainment with this adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henriad. Benedict Cumberbatch plays Richard III, with support from Sophie Okenedo and Adrian Dunbar. #thehollowcrown

X-Men: First Class (Channel 4, 9pm)

With the latest film in the franchise to be released later this month, why not catch up on the gang’s adventures so far? Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy play the young Magneto and Professor X in this entertaining prequel.

Everybody’s talking about: Graham Norton

Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, Jack Whitehall and Johnny Depp made up the guests last night – and JLaw was on form, sharing yet another embarrassing story from her back catalogue of embarrassing stories:

Or flick over for…

• Britain’s Got Talent (TV3, 8pm) Another round of auditions. 
• Crash (RTÉ2, 9pm) Oscar-winning drama following 36 hours of crime in Los Angeles, starring Sandra Bullock and Don Cheadle.
• The General’s Daughter (TV3, 10.20pm) John Travolta plays a military detective investigating the murder of the daughter of a top-ranking official.
• Rumour Has It (TG4, 10.40pm) Ridiculous but weirdly watchable rom com with Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Costner.
• Margin Call (BBC2, 11.05pm) Drama about the initial stages of the banking crisis of 2007/2008, starring Kevin Spacey.