DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
RTÉ INvestigations, Universities Unchallenged (RTE 1, 9.35pm)
A special report into Irish universities and colleges, exposing how tens of millions of tax payers money is wasted every year.
Later Live, with Jools Holland (BBC 2, 10pm)
It’s the first all-female line-up on the show tonight. Ever! Among those performing will be Sheryl Crow, Lorde, Aldous Harding, Stefflon Don, and Jane Birkin.
First Dates (Channel 4, 10pm)
Dairy farmer Ben and marketing assistant Alice go on a date, while classical music singer Zoe dates actor Tim.
Everybody’s talking about… Amy Huberman’s new project
The Sun reports that Amy Huberman is writing a new comedy series for RTÉ, and is set to star in it.
The series is said to have six parts, and will be called Chasing Joy. She told The Sun that she has four scripts written, but “they’re very early drafts”.
It is a comedy about someone who is looking for happiness and ends up in a job where her job is making others happy. It’s kind of fun.
Or flick over for…
Eight Out of Ten Cats (e4, 10pm) The comedy panel show, featuring Aisling Bea and Al Porter.
Secrets of Our Favourite Snacks (Channel 4, 8pm) A show about crisps and popcorn, what’s not to like?
Twin Peaks (Sky Atlantic, 9pm) It’s back, and more batshit than ever.
How to Cook Well With Rory O’Connell (RTE 1, 7pm) Cork chef Rory O’Connell cooks up some delights.
