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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Circuit (Channel 4, 10pm)
Penned by the excellent Sharon Horgan and her Pulling co-writer Dennis Kelly, this one-off comedy follows two women invited to dinner by their new neighbours. Unsurprisingly, the party doesn’t go quite as well as everyone hoped. #TheCircuit
Horizon: My Amazing Twin (BBC2, 9pm)
Adam Pearson was born with a condition that causes non-cancerous tumours to grow on his face. His genetically identical twin, Neil, has the same condition, with practically invisible symptoms. The two seek answers about why this is so. #myamazingtwin
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A Doctor’s Sword (RTÉ One, 10.10pm)
This documentary tells the story of Aidan MacCarthy, an RAF doctor from Cork who survived the atomic bomb attack on Nagasaki. He was presented with a Samurai sword for helping save lives at the scene – now, his family want to know more about the origins of the blade and tell MacCarthy’s incredible life story. #adoctorssword
Years and years later, it has been revealed that we almost got a Janice spin-off series. Actress Maggie Wheeler says a British writer approached her with the idea to make Janice a therapist in a comedy reality show:
I would have absolutely loved a spin-off show for that character, I’m not sure why it never happened… I guess it was not meant to be.
And to think we got that dreadful Joey spin-off instead. The Lord bless us and save us.
Or flick over for…
Supervet: Bionic Specials (Channel 4, 8pm) Noel Fitzpatrick cares for a cat born with deformed front legs.
999: What’s Your Emergency? (Channel 4, 9pm) Police officers deal with people who find themselves in bother while on a night out.
Class of 92: Still Out of Their League (BBC1, 9pm) Part two of the documentary following Salford City Football Club and its famous owners.
Prom Crazy: Frocks and Ferraris (UTV Ireland, 9pm) A look at the UK’s new found obsession with American-style proms.
Keeping Rosy (BBC1, 12am) British drama about a businesswoman driven to extremes after being betrayed by a colleague.
Sunday 24 November, 2024
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Circuit (Channel 4, 10pm)
Penned by the excellent Sharon Horgan and her Pulling co-writer Dennis Kelly, this one-off comedy follows two women invited to dinner by their new neighbours. Unsurprisingly, the party doesn’t go quite as well as everyone hoped. #TheCircuit
Horizon: My Amazing Twin (BBC2, 9pm)
Adam Pearson was born with a condition that causes non-cancerous tumours to grow on his face. His genetically identical twin, Neil, has the same condition, with practically invisible symptoms. The two seek answers about why this is so. #myamazingtwin
A Doctor’s Sword (RTÉ One, 10.10pm)
This documentary tells the story of Aidan MacCarthy, an RAF doctor from Cork who survived the atomic bomb attack on Nagasaki. He was presented with a Samurai sword for helping save lives at the scene – now, his family want to know more about the origins of the blade and tell MacCarthy’s incredible life story. #adoctorssword
Everyone’s talking about: Friends
Years and years later, it has been revealed that we almost got a Janice spin-off series. Actress Maggie Wheeler says a British writer approached her with the idea to make Janice a therapist in a comedy reality show:
And to think we got that dreadful Joey spin-off instead. The Lord bless us and save us.
Or flick over for…
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