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What to watch on TV tonight: Saturday
DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Ray D’Arcy Show (RTÉ One, 10.05pm)
Tonight, Ray has quite the lineup joining him in studio for a bit of a chat. Firstly, and probably most importantly, he’ll welcome Room to Improve’s Dermot Bannon to have a natter about being Ireland’s favourite architect. Father Ted’s Pauline McLynn is also in, as well as gas Welsh rugby ref Nigel Owens. We might be in for a good one here. #RayDarcyShow
Zodiac (BBC Two, 10.50pm)
David Fincher’s eerie and excellent portrayal of the hunt for the serial killer Zodiac in 1960s and 1970s San Francisco. Jake Gyllenhaal plays the newspaper cartoonist who becomes obsessed with his capture and his cryptic messages, while Mark Ruffalo is tasked with the actual police work to find him. Gripping stuff. #Zodiac
Britain’s Got Talent (TV3, 8pm)
We’re well into the tenth season of BGT this year, and we’re getting to the end of the travelling audition tour. Reports suggest only one Golden Buzzer remains, meaning one of last week’s acts was impressive enough to tempt either Ant and Dec or Simon Cowell to put them through to the semis. Always a bit of craic on a Saturday evening. #BGT
Everyone’s talking about… Linda Martin’s performance on last night’s Late Late Show
It was a remixed version of her Eurovision song, and people couldn’t stop talking about it:
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It was surreal:
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Oh Ireland:
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What a performance.
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