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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Bourne Legacy (E4, 9pm)
Continuation of the Bourne series. Jason Bourne’s actions spark a fire that threatens to burn down decades of research across a number of secret intelligence agencies. The man who built the programs decides one needs to be sacrificed to save the others. This agency is Outcome – and their research scientists and agents go on the run when they’re targeted for termination.
Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, 6.45pm)
The show that needs no introduction whatsoever. Tonight there are nine duos left and the pressure is setting in. Live shows in Blackpool begin very quickly, so nobody is ready to go home yet. The usual judges grace our screens tonight.
World Cup Qualifier: Denmark vs Ireland (RTÉ2, 7.25pm)
Damien Duff, Eamon Dunphy, Liam Brady and Darragh Maloney offer studio coverage of Ireland’s World Cup qualifier against Denmark. Ireland haven’t lost to Denmark since 1984, so hopefully nothing changes. The match is taking place in Copenhagen and the return leg will take place in the Aviva Stadium.
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Everybody’s talking about… allegations made against Star Trek’s George Takei.
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A former model and actor is accusing George Takei of sexual assault in 1981. Former model and actor Scott R. Brunton says that he was taken advantage while he was extremely vulnerable.
They went for dinner and to the theatre and Takei consoled him after a breakup. Brunton felt as if he was going to pass out after two drinks in the actor’s apartment and woke up to find Takei’s hands in his underwear. (The Hollywood Reporter)
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Nanny McPhee (RTÉ One, 6.30pm) A widowed father calls in a mysterious Nanny to sort out his kids who have already scared off 17 nannies.
Terminator Genisys (Channel 4, 9pm) One of many Terminator titles.
The X Factor (TV3, 8.10pm) Week three of live performances.
Celebrity Tipping Point (TV3, 7pm) Celebs compete to raise money for charity.
The Ray D’Arcy Show (RTÉ One, 10.10pm) Niall Quinn, Donncha O’Callaghan, Neven Maguire and Bibi Baskin talk to Ray.
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DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Bourne Legacy (E4, 9pm)
Continuation of the Bourne series. Jason Bourne’s actions spark a fire that threatens to burn down decades of research across a number of secret intelligence agencies. The man who built the programs decides one needs to be sacrificed to save the others. This agency is Outcome – and their research scientists and agents go on the run when they’re targeted for termination.
Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, 6.45pm)
The show that needs no introduction whatsoever. Tonight there are nine duos left and the pressure is setting in. Live shows in Blackpool begin very quickly, so nobody is ready to go home yet. The usual judges grace our screens tonight.
World Cup Qualifier: Denmark vs Ireland (RTÉ2, 7.25pm)
Damien Duff, Eamon Dunphy, Liam Brady and Darragh Maloney offer studio coverage of Ireland’s World Cup qualifier against Denmark. Ireland haven’t lost to Denmark since 1984, so hopefully nothing changes. The match is taking place in Copenhagen and the return leg will take place in the Aviva Stadium.
Everybody’s talking about… allegations made against Star Trek’s George Takei.
A former model and actor is accusing George Takei of sexual assault in 1981. Former model and actor Scott R. Brunton says that he was taken advantage while he was extremely vulnerable.
They went for dinner and to the theatre and Takei consoled him after a breakup. Brunton felt as if he was going to pass out after two drinks in the actor’s apartment and woke up to find Takei’s hands in his underwear. (The Hollywood Reporter)
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