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

The Secret Life of Four Year Olds (Channel 4, 9pm) 

Documentary makers put cameras into a nursery to act as a fly on the wall of a group of ten four year olds. There are fights over toys, attempts to establish dominance and plenty of tears shed. #SecretLifeOf4YearOlds 

The Gift (BBC One, 9pm) 

Mel from GBBO gives people another chance to say ‘sorry’ or ‘thank you’, after they missed out first time round. This first episode features an older lady who wants to make amends with her first love. SOB. #TheGift

Kid Criminals (Channel 4, 10pm) 

The first in a new series looks at young sex offenders in the Pendleton Correctional Facility in Indiana. The series follows the daily routine in three high security prisons, and witnesses the effect their crime has had both on the children and their families.#KidCriminals 

Everybody’s talking about… Graham Linehan’s new show

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Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan is making a new show for Channel 4… well, a pilot for a new show anyway.

Channel 4 has commissioned a non transmission pilot of The Cloud, which will be filmed this spring.

The sitcom focuses on the crew of a “data hub floating about earth”.

The job of Cloud Station 13 is to protect the vast amounts of information the human population now hoards on its endless devices – the majority of which comprises of selfies, copious pictures of kittens and a lot of porn. The disparate group who man the hub are anything but technical whizzes; which would matter less if technology – including a largely voice activated ship – was a little more reliable.

Adam and Joe’s Adam Buxton (who is co-writing) and Irish comic and actress Ashling Bea will star.

Or switch over for…

• Prime Time (RTÉ One, 9.35pm) Topical, blood pressure-raising chat
• Grand Designs Australia (More 4, 10pm) Peter Maddison is the Aussie Kevin McCloud
• Celebrity Come Dine With Me Ireland (3e, 7pm) It’s Pippa O’Connor’s turn to cook
• Groundbreakers: Amy Carmichael (BBC One, 10.40pm) The story of a missionary who devoted her life to children in India

The most Irish dad ever was on Channel 4′s Catastrophe last night