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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 Brooker’s 2015 Wipe (BBC Two, 10pm)
The incomparable Charlie Brooker casts his sardonic eye back on the year that was and looks back on the general election, the rise of Jeremy Corbyn, Cecil The Lion and other stories that consumed us in 2015.
The Nathan Carter Show (RTÉ One, 9.30pm)
In this Christmas special, the face of country music in Ireland performs songs, surprises fans and offers to sing at a bride-to-be’s wedding. Enough to have you rocking like a wagon wheel.
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Red Rock (TV3, 8.30pm)
It’s basically mandatory for soaps to save their grimmest storylines for the festive season. In tonight’s Red Rock, one of the soap’s main characters gets stabbed. Who will it be? Only one way to find out. #RedRock
Mrs. Brown was the most watched person on telly this Christmas with 668,400 viewers tuning in to watch the Christmas special on Christmas Eve and a further 591,300 viewers watching Mrs. Brown’s Boys D’Movie on Christmas Day.
The Christmas special also attracted 6.4 million viewers across the pond.
Bow down to Mrs. Brown.
Other programmes that proved popular on RTÉ? Well Holy God, It’s Glenroe (497,700) and Daniel O’Donnell and Friends (391,200). ((TheJournal.ie)
Or flick over for…
Iron Man 3 (RTÉ Two, 9pm) Tony Stark returns in this threequel.
New Year’s Eve (RTÉ One, 10.40pm) Frankly ridiculous ensemble rom-com set on New Year’s Eve and starring every famous person on the planet.
I Am Ali (RTÉ Two, 6.55pm) This well-received documentary on the one and the only Muhammad Ali premieres tonight.
Great Barrier Reef with David Attenborough (BBC One, 9pm) Allow David Attenborough’s soothing voice guide you through the penultimate night of the year.
Vertigo (BBC Four, 10pm) One for all the Hitchcock fans out there.
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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 Brooker’s 2015 Wipe (BBC Two, 10pm)
The incomparable Charlie Brooker casts his sardonic eye back on the year that was and looks back on the general election, the rise of Jeremy Corbyn, Cecil The Lion and other stories that consumed us in 2015.
The Nathan Carter Show (RTÉ One, 9.30pm)
In this Christmas special, the face of country music in Ireland performs songs, surprises fans and offers to sing at a bride-to-be’s wedding. Enough to have you rocking like a wagon wheel.
Red Rock (TV3, 8.30pm)
It’s basically mandatory for soaps to save their grimmest storylines for the festive season. In tonight’s Red Rock, one of the soap’s main characters gets stabbed. Who will it be? Only one way to find out. #RedRock
Everyone’s talking about… Mrs. Brown’s Boys
Mrs. Brown was the most watched person on telly this Christmas with 668,400 viewers tuning in to watch the Christmas special on Christmas Eve and a further 591,300 viewers watching Mrs. Brown’s Boys D’Movie on Christmas Day.
The Christmas special also attracted 6.4 million viewers across the pond.
Bow down to Mrs. Brown.
Other programmes that proved popular on RTÉ? Well Holy God, It’s Glenroe (497,700) and Daniel O’Donnell and Friends (391,200). ((TheJournal.ie)
Or flick over for…
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