The best of the box
Now, it's normally Dermot and Dave producer Maria Devereux who brings us our TV guide for the weekend, but with our Maz having some well deserved day off, Eimear Shannon enlightens us with her TV guide knowledge.
Here's what she has picked out:
The Graham Norton Show - Tonight (Friday) @10:35pm on BBC One
Graham has a super(califragilisticexpialidocious) line-up consisting of the original Mary Poppins, actress Julie Andrews, who will be chatting about 'Home Work: A Memoir of My Hollywood Years', a follow-up to her critically acclaimed memoir, 'Home'. Hollywood stars Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston, both starring in comedy drama series 'The Morning Show', and Ian McKellen, who is playing a conman in drama thriller 'The Good Liar 'will also appear. Dua Lipa performs her new single 'Don't Start Now'.
The Late Late Show - Tonight @9:35pm on RTÉ One
Tubs will be joined by The Script to chat about their new album and joining the World's Big Sleep Out campaign, Satirist/podcaster Blindboy Boatclub chats about why we should fear technology , Francis Brennan and actress Fionnula Flanagan join the couch, and three ladies chat about living with cancer at an early age.
Frozen - Saturday @6:35pm on RTÉ One
As RTÉ's Big Big Movies go, it doesn't come more spectacular than this. And with Frozen 2 sliding into our lives very soon, it's the perfect time to catch up with Elsa and Anna:
The Nice Guys - Sunday @9pm on RTÉ 2
Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling star in this movie about a mismatched pair of private eyes investigating a missing girl and the mysterious death of a porn star back in LA in the 70's:
Streaming
If you're looking to watch something anywhere, any time, then check out these streamers:
The Morning Show - Now available on Apple TV+
Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell and Reese Witherspoon star in this new drama series that is getting mixed reviews. But we like the look of it:
Forky Asks A Question *Debuts on Disney+ on November 12th*
Off the back of Toy Story 4, Pixar's latest creation gets his own spin-off series:
The End of the F***ing World - Season 2 - Netflix (and Channel 4)
This series didn't make much of an impact when it premiered on Channel 4 in October 2017, but after being taken on by Netflix last year, it built some momentum.
Now it's back for a new season and it looks interesting.
'A budding teen psychopath and a rebel hungry for adventure embark on a star-crossed road trip in this darkly comic series based on a graphic novel':
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