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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Madeleine McCann: 10 Years Missing (TV3, 9pm)
A decade after the disappearance on Madeleine McCann, this documentary looks at Operation Omega, the secret search launched by conman Kevin Halligen who claimed to be a spy with connections to the CIA and MI5.
This documentary will feature information and evidence never before seen or heard, including an interview with Kevin Halligen himself.
Horizon: ADHD and Me with Rory Bremner (BBC2, 9pm)
Although 3% of the adult population and 5% of children suffer from ADHD, many people are skeptical of its existence and blame it on bad parenting or poor behaviour. In this documentary, comedian Rory Bremner looks at the solid scientific evidence that ADHD does exist and has great implications for those suffering with it, including himself.
He tries out ADHD treatments for the first time including Methylphenidate (commonly known as Ritalin) and looks at whether ADHD may have first come to exist in humans as an evolutionary benefit.
Single Mums Club (Channel 4, 11.05pm)
A one-off documentary looking at the lives of single mums in one neighbourhood of Liverpool where nearly two thirds of households are fatherless and a community of single female parents support each other.
From 26-year-old Sarah who’s juggling her twin boys and studying for a university degree to 37-year-old Carmen who’s trying to make up for lost time with her daughter after struggling with cocaine and alcohol addiction, this show features all types of single mothers and highlights the solidarity within their community.
It has been announced that 13 Reasons Why is the most tweeted about show of 2017. This is no surprise for anyone who has spent more than ten minutes on Twitter over the last couple of weeks. It has been tweeted about over 11 million times, which has some people calling for a second series. If you haven’t watched it yet, get on it.
Or flick over for…
Duck Quacks Don’t Echo (Sky One, 8pm) Lee Mack hosts the panel show that test-runs the world’s most startling truths.
Wild Ireland: The Edge of the World (BBC Four, 8pm) Two-part documentary exploring all of Ireland from 1500 year old monasteries to the coastline to follow the ever increasing number of humpback whales making their mark in Irish waters.
Restoration Home (RTÉ 2, 8.30pm) This week novices are looking to turn a neglected old Victorian school that closed in 2006 into a beautiful home for themselves.
Trump v Ireland (TV3, 11pm) The second part of this documentary looks at the likely impact of Trump’s regime on the Irish economy.
Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity (BBC Four, 9pm) The first episode looks at how the invention of the battery came about, creating the first object that allowed us to make electricity at will.
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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Madeleine McCann: 10 Years Missing (TV3, 9pm)
A decade after the disappearance on Madeleine McCann, this documentary looks at Operation Omega, the secret search launched by conman Kevin Halligen who claimed to be a spy with connections to the CIA and MI5.
This documentary will feature information and evidence never before seen or heard, including an interview with Kevin Halligen himself.
Horizon: ADHD and Me with Rory Bremner (BBC2, 9pm)
Although 3% of the adult population and 5% of children suffer from ADHD, many people are skeptical of its existence and blame it on bad parenting or poor behaviour. In this documentary, comedian Rory Bremner looks at the solid scientific evidence that ADHD does exist and has great implications for those suffering with it, including himself.
He tries out ADHD treatments for the first time including Methylphenidate (commonly known as Ritalin) and looks at whether ADHD may have first come to exist in humans as an evolutionary benefit.
Single Mums Club (Channel 4, 11.05pm)
A one-off documentary looking at the lives of single mums in one neighbourhood of Liverpool where nearly two thirds of households are fatherless and a community of single female parents support each other.
From 26-year-old Sarah who’s juggling her twin boys and studying for a university degree to 37-year-old Carmen who’s trying to make up for lost time with her daughter after struggling with cocaine and alcohol addiction, this show features all types of single mothers and highlights the solidarity within their community.
Everybody’s talking about… 13 Reasons Why (literally)
It has been announced that 13 Reasons Why is the most tweeted about show of 2017. This is no surprise for anyone who has spent more than ten minutes on Twitter over the last couple of weeks. It has been tweeted about over 11 million times, which has some people calling for a second series. If you haven’t watched it yet, get on it.
Or flick over for…
Duck Quacks Don’t Echo (Sky One, 8pm) Lee Mack hosts the panel show that test-runs the world’s most startling truths.
Wild Ireland: The Edge of the World (BBC Four, 8pm) Two-part documentary exploring all of Ireland from 1500 year old monasteries to the coastline to follow the ever increasing number of humpback whales making their mark in Irish waters.
Restoration Home (RTÉ 2, 8.30pm) This week novices are looking to turn a neglected old Victorian school that closed in 2006 into a beautiful home for themselves.
Trump v Ireland (TV3, 11pm) The second part of this documentary looks at the likely impact of Trump’s regime on the Irish economy.
Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity (BBC Four, 9pm) The first episode looks at how the invention of the battery came about, creating the first object that allowed us to make electricity at will.
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