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Every lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Charlie (RTÉ One, 9.30pm)
RTÉ’s much-hyped Charlie Haughey drama will finally air tonight – Aiden Gillen plays the controversial former Taoiseach, while King Nidge (or Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as he’s called at home) will play publicist PJ Mara. The series starts with Haughey as the Minister for Health in 1979, as he succeeds in his bid to become Taoiseach. A must-watch. #charlie
The Voice of Ireland (RTÉ One, 6.30pm)
This is the VOICE! Of IREE-LAAAAND! It’s back again for a baffling fourth series, with new presenters Rachel Stevens and Una Foden (of S Club 7 and The Saturdays respectively) will replace Jamelia and Dolores O’Riordan on the judging panel. Will 2015′s winner be the one that finally goes down in the annals of history? Erm… #rtethevoice
Reinventing the Royals (BBC2, 9pm)
Presented by Steve Hewlett, this two part series will explore the 20-year battle between the royal family and the media. Tonight’s episode will deal with the death of Princess Diana – rumour has it that the original airing was postponed after Prince Charles threw a hissy fit. Oooh. #reinventingtheroyals
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Everyone’s talking about… #MyFatStory
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Katie Hopkins caused ructions last year when she announced she would be ‘getting fat’ for TV to prove a point – you can lose weight if you eat less and move more. Well, last night her documentary My Fat Story was finally aired, and…she actually got people on her side. Katie Hopkins is now inspiring people.
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Diversity Live (UTV Ireland, 7pm) The Britain’s Got Talent winners perform.
Kate Humble: Into the Volcano (BBC2, 8pm) Documentary about the Yasur volcano on the South Pacific island of Tanna.
The American President (RTÉ2, 9pm) Michael Douglas stars in this political comedy.
The Bourne Ultimatum (TV3, 9pm) *Team America voice* Matt. Damon.
Tsunami: Survivors’ Stories (UTV Ireland, 10pm) Survivors of the St Stephen’s Day 2004 tsunami speak about how it changed their lives.
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Every lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Charlie (RTÉ One, 9.30pm)
RTÉ’s much-hyped Charlie Haughey drama will finally air tonight – Aiden Gillen plays the controversial former Taoiseach, while King Nidge (or Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as he’s called at home) will play publicist PJ Mara. The series starts with Haughey as the Minister for Health in 1979, as he succeeds in his bid to become Taoiseach. A must-watch. #charlie
The Voice of Ireland (RTÉ One, 6.30pm)
This is the VOICE! Of IREE-LAAAAND! It’s back again for a baffling fourth series, with new presenters Rachel Stevens and Una Foden (of S Club 7 and The Saturdays respectively) will replace Jamelia and Dolores O’Riordan on the judging panel. Will 2015′s winner be the one that finally goes down in the annals of history? Erm… #rtethevoice
Reinventing the Royals (BBC2, 9pm)
Presented by Steve Hewlett, this two part series will explore the 20-year battle between the royal family and the media. Tonight’s episode will deal with the death of Princess Diana – rumour has it that the original airing was postponed after Prince Charles threw a hissy fit. Oooh. #reinventingtheroyals
Everyone’s talking about… #MyFatStory
Katie Hopkins caused ructions last year when she announced she would be ‘getting fat’ for TV to prove a point – you can lose weight if you eat less and move more. Well, last night her documentary My Fat Story was finally aired, and…she actually got people on her side. Katie Hopkins is now inspiring people.
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