DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about today and talking about tomorrow

Old People’s Home for 4-Year-Olds (Channel 4, 9pm)

The documentary continues tonight, following a group of four-year-olds who join a new nursery set within a retirement village on the outskirts of Nottingham. In week three, the timetable is all about memory. Can everybody remember each other’s name well enough to write them on a blackboard? Who will need to cheat? After that, the pensioners and the four-year-old kids take a field trip to a nearby maze and new friendships between the kids and elderly residents begin to blossom when four-year-old Lily convinces 87-year-old Ken to swap his chips for her vegetables. 

Eamonn & Ruth: How the Other Half Lives (Virgin Media Two: 8.30pm)

New series in which Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes shed some light on the lives of the world’s richest people. They start their journey off with a trip to New York, which is home to more billionaires than any other city in the world. They meet a family who run a hotel empire together, and examine their day-to-day lifestyles (which include activities such as eating $1,000 ice cream sundaes covered in 24-carat gold), before heading to meet a woman who has lived in a luxury hotel for the last 23 years. 

Celebs Go Dating (E4, 10pm) 

Olivia Attwood, Chloe Sims and Sam Craske head out for dates on the first night, unaware of the fact that agents Paul and Nadia are watching their every move from a nearby surveillance room. 

Everybody’s talking about… Gemma Collins ‘threatening to quit’ Dancing on Ice.

The rumours aren’t true, apparently. A spokesperson from the show has denied reports and says “Gemma is loving being on the show and we love having her.” 

Or flick over for…

• Women on the Verge (RTÉ 2, 10.30pm) If you missed last week’s episode, you can catch up tonight without having to sit through ads on the RTÉ Player.
• Soccer Republic (RTÉ 2, 7pm) Peter Collins presents highlights of the weekend’s SSE Airtricity League Premier division action. 
• The Mafia with Trevor McDonald (Virgin Media One, 10pm) Part two of two. The broadcaster explores one of the bloodiest periods of the American Mafia’s long history.
• Black Earth Rising (BBC Two, 9pm) Patrice Ganimana’s warnings about Kate’s safety are borne out when she and Alice are attacked.
• Discovering: Marilyn Monroe (Sky Arts HD, 6pm) Leading film critics discuss the life and career of Golden Globe-winning actress Marilyn Monroe, who overcame a troubled childhood to become one of Hollywood’s greatest icons.
• Barneys, Books and Bust-Ups: 50 Years of the Booker Prize (BBC Four, 9pm) To commemorate the fiftieth birthday of the Booker Prize, this documentary looks back over the six decades of the prize from its humble beginnings to how it revolutionised the world of literary fiction. 

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