DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Catastrophe (Channel 4, 10pm)
Rob and Sharon are in Ireland to say goodbye to her dad, and we have to say goodbye to them. It’s the last episode in the series, and Carrie Fisher appears as Rob’s mother Mia in one of her final roles.
One Born Every Minute (Channel 4, 9pm)
A new series following couples at Liverpool Women’s Hospital as they become parents for the first time.
Big Week on the Farm (RTE 1, 7pm)
Shalvey’s dairy farm in Cavan hosts RTÉ’s cameras for the week. It’s a live broadcast, and anything could happen. Expect guest presenters and lots of calving and milking. Lovely.
Everybody’s talking about… Preacher
Yes. Preacher is back, and so is Ruth Negga, post Oscar-nomination. Get excited.
Or flick over for…
Grey’s Anatomy (RTE 2, 10.30pm) Yes, it’s still going.
Breakdown (TV 3, 9pm) Kurt Russell stars as a stranded motorist who gets suspicious when his wife goes missing and no locals will help.
Keepin ‘er Country (BBC 2, 10pm) A documentary following kids in rural Ireland as they try to make it in country music.
Bake Off: Creme de la Creme (BBC 1, 8pm) A new series of the GBBO spin-off.
The Taste of Success (RTE 2, 8pm) They’re on the search to find the best food product in Ireland, with producers all over the country competing for a €100,000 prize.
