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EVERY WEEKDAY lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
24: Live Another Day (Sky 1, 9pm)
The reboot of the massively popular series is already on its third episode. Where is the time going? Tonight, Jack Bauer’s attempt to defuse an assassination plot is thrown out of whack when the target changes. But who’s gonna croak it? #24
Live UEFA Europa League Final: Sevilla v Benfica (TV3, 7.30pm)
Tonight’s action comes to us from the Juventus Stadium in Turin, where Sevilla will take on Portuguese rivals Benfica. Kevin Kilbane and Trevor Welsh give us the commentary, while Owen Coyle and Brian Kerr analyse. Nice one.
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Billy Connolly’s Big Send Off (UTV, 9pm)
The final episode of a two-part series in which comedian Billy Connolly examines his attitude towards death. Tonight, Billy visits graveyards in Los Angeles and San Francisco before taking a trip to his favourite cemetery in his hometown of Glasgow. #bigsendoff
The MTV sex and booze-fuelled dating series (narrated by Irish comedian Andrew Maxwell) was trending in Ireland this morning after last night’s undoubtedly explosive episode.
If you haven’t watched it yet, here’s the deal. Eight single men and women head on a beach holiday to look for love, with an added twist (where would be without an added twist) – their exes soon come on the scene to “shake things up”.
Geordie Shore’s Vicky Pattinson takes part in the series, and will soon be joined by her ex-fiancé/Geordie Shore co-star Ricci. Ooh.
Or switch over for…
Meet the Amish (RTÉ Two, 7.30pm) Young Amish people leave their closed community and travel to Britain, with sexy results*. (*Probably not.)
Smidirini (TG4, 9pm) First episode of the new magazine series takes a look at the work of Belfast poet Gearoid Mac Lochlainn.
MasterChef: The Finals (BBC One, 9pm) The four finalists must cook an “exquisite” meal for four leading chefs.
Wednesday 30 October, 2024
Wednesday 30 October, 2024
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EVERY WEEKDAY lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
24: Live Another Day (Sky 1, 9pm)
The reboot of the massively popular series is already on its third episode. Where is the time going? Tonight, Jack Bauer’s attempt to defuse an assassination plot is thrown out of whack when the target changes. But who’s gonna croak it? #24
Live UEFA Europa League Final: Sevilla v Benfica (TV3, 7.30pm)
Tonight’s action comes to us from the Juventus Stadium in Turin, where Sevilla will take on Portuguese rivals Benfica. Kevin Kilbane and Trevor Welsh give us the commentary, while Owen Coyle and Brian Kerr analyse. Nice one.
Billy Connolly’s Big Send Off (UTV, 9pm)
The final episode of a two-part series in which comedian Billy Connolly examines his attitude towards death. Tonight, Billy visits graveyards in Los Angeles and San Francisco before taking a trip to his favourite cemetery in his hometown of Glasgow. #bigsendoff
Everybody’s talking about: #ExOnTheBeach
The MTV sex and booze-fuelled dating series (narrated by Irish comedian Andrew Maxwell) was trending in Ireland this morning after last night’s undoubtedly explosive episode.
If you haven’t watched it yet, here’s the deal. Eight single men and women head on a beach holiday to look for love, with an added twist (where would be without an added twist) – their exes soon come on the scene to “shake things up”.
Geordie Shore’s Vicky Pattinson takes part in the series, and will soon be joined by her ex-fiancé/Geordie Shore co-star Ricci. Ooh.
Or switch over for…
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