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What to watch on TV tonight: Thursday
DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice (Channel 4, 10pm)
Jo Brand reviews the events of Italian week – which saw *spoiler* scientist Yan get the boot. As well as talking to this week’s eliminated baker, Jo will be having the chats with her celebrity panellists, getting their thoughts and inviting them to taste the audience bakes.
Trauma: Ireland’s Medical Emergencies (RTÉ 2, 9.30pm)
New series. This documentary follows the work of emergency medical teams at four Irish hospitals. Broadcaster Ronan Collins is taken to Beaumont in need of emergency surgery, and after a violent attack a man arrives at the Mater Hospital carrying part of his ear, hoping it can be reattached. Brace yourself.
Titanic (Film4, 9pm)
Yes you’ve seen it a million times and it goes on for about seven hours – but there are worse things to be doing with your Thursday night than basking in the doomed glow of Jack and Rose, hating Cal Hockley and making jokes about “not spoiling the ending”. Also, it definitely wasn’t a door.
Everyone's talking about: The Apprentice
The teams battled it out designing a room for a five-star hotel, and it was entertaining in its general incompetence.
But the best part of the whole night was Alan Sugar's bizarre and hilarious attempted sentence in the boardroom:
No Apprentice spoilers here, just enjoy Sugar.
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