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

The Jonathan Ross Show (UTV, 10.50pm)

James McAvoy and Phil Schofield lead the bill on tonight’s show, along with comedian Sarah Millican and… uh… Barry Manilow? Yes, Barry Manilow. He’s going to be performing at the end of the show though, conveniently enabling everyone to switch off.

The X Factor (TV3, 8pm)

Following the frankly tragic elimination of Stevi, the remaining hopefuls must now battle for a place in next week’s semi-final. One of this week’s songs is chosen by the audience, who must have been extremely tempted to pick Doo Dah by Cartoons just to watch them squirm. #xfactor

The Saturday Night Show (RTE One, 9.45pm)

Tonight’s low-level international celebrity sitting through Brendan O’Connor’s questions with a ‘what am I doing here’ air is model Daisy Lowe. Alongside her will be Shane Ross, Caroline Morahan for some reason, and Sile Seoige singing her new charity Christmas single. Yes, really. #satnightshow

Everybody’s talking about: The Grumpy Cat movie

Lifetime Lifetime

Grumpy Cat’s debut feature outing – called Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever – debuts on US TV tonight. Aubrey Plaza (aka April from Parks and Rec) is doing Grumpy Cat’s voice. And it’s apparently, surprisingly, not too bad at all. Even The Guardian called Grumpy Cat’s performance “just adorable”.

We await the Irish airing.

Or flick over for…

• Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, 7pm) Dancing and that.
• Dancing At Lughnasa (RTÉ Two, 9pm) Adaptation of the Brian Friel play with Meryl Streep and Michael Gambon
• Aliens (Sky One, 9pm) Sigourney Weaver, kicking spiny alien ass.
• Sherlock (BBC Three, 9pm) The one where Moriarty robs all those places. A repeat, yes, but we make do.
• The Inbetweeners Movie (Channel 4, 9pm) If that’s your bag.

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