EVERY WEEKDAY lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.

Executed (UTV, 9pm) 

Documentary about the stories being the men and women who were sentenced to death in Britain. The last two men were hanged in Liverpool and Manchester in 1964. #Executed 

Utopia (Channel 4, 10pm) 

Last episode of the second series of this acclaimed Channel 4 dark, suspenseful and violent offering. You can catch up with all earlier episodes on 4OD (just probably not in time for tonight). #Utopia

My Lockout (RTE One, 10.40pm) 

Documentary about the people involved in and affected by the 1913 Lockout in Dublin. The programme (which is a repeat, but worth a watch) features five families closely involved on both sides. #MyLockout #1913Lockout 

Everybody’s talking about… #Mork and Mindy

It was the TV show that launched Robin Williams’ career, and it’s being remembered fondly as a staple of many childhoods in the wake of his death.

A makeshift memorial has appeared at the house in Boulder, Colorado where the series was set.

Slate writes:

In almost every scene, there he is, uncorking one of his antic flights of energy and creativity, a torrential outpouring of physical comedy, sound effects, and words.

It’s no wonder producer Garry Marshall said of Williams’ audition—in which he stood on his head in a chair—that Williams was the only alien who tried out for the role. Where else could all of that energy come from but outer space?

Or switch over for…

• Building Ireland (RTE One, 7pm) A look at the textile industry in Mayo 
• Coronation St: A Moving Story (TV3, 9pm) Behind the scenes as the soap moves house from Granada Studio to Trafford
• Undercover Boss (Ch 4, 9pm) Head of the YMCA sees what his employees are dealing with
• Richard E Grant’s Hotel Secrets (Sky Atlantic, 9pm) Richard E Grant goes on holiday on purpose
• Scotland Votes: What’s at Stake for the UK (BBC Two, 9.30pm) Andrew Neil investigates