DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Graham Norton show (BBC One, 10.35pm)
It’s the last episode of the series tonight, and Graham’s joined by Hugh Jackman, who is about to make his final appearance as a world-weary Wolverine in the X-Men sequel Logan. But even better than that Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen will be on together – along with some music by James Blunt. Top line up to end the season. #GrahamNorton
The Brit Awards 2017 (TV3, 9pm)
Dermot O’Leary and Emma Willis co-host the BRITs, staged at London’s O2 and featuring performances by Robbie Williams, Emeli Sandé, Little Mix, Skepta, the 1975, Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars.
Live Six Nations Under-20s (RTE 2, 8pm)
A big weekend of rugby ahead. Joanne Cantwell presents coverage of the match from the third round of fixtures, which takes place at Donnybrook in Dublin. This is the first home match of this season’s competition for the Irish, having previously played away to Scotland and Italy respectively.
Everybody’s talking about… Louis Theroux doing a series of documentaries on Trump
Oh yes.
The new three-part series will be shown on BBC Two, and Louis described it as “an amazing challenge”:
It feels like a whole cultural, almost sea change in how the world is part of the post-Brexit wave of populism. The story seems to change every day with Trump. There’s something new bubbling under. It’s hard to get your head around such a big subject.
Hold on to yer hats.
Or flick over for…
- The Late Late Show (RTE One, 9.35pm) Friday night wouldn’t be the same without it.
- Gogglebox (Channel 4, 9pm) It’s a new series!
- The Dictator (RTE 2, 10.15pm) Comedy, starring Sacha Baron Cohen, Anna Faris and Ben Kingsley.
- Man on a Ledge (Channel 4, 12.55am) Thriller, with Sam Worthington and Elizabeth Banks.
- Rugbaí Beo (TG4, 7.20pm) Munster v Scarlets live from Thomond.
