| What's on Now & Next (2026-10-06) | |||
| RTE One
[101] [HD:135] |
22:40 | The Westies | Roarke and the Westies hide a body and go on a crime spree to cover up the murder |
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| 23:40 | Silent Witness | Part two of two. The forensics team find flaws in the evidence against the prime suspect, leaving DI Ahmed furious that she is unable to charge anyone and appease the continuing anger and violence in the community. Jack meets up with his new 'friends' in the pub and is asked whether he can be trusted to share and uphold their patriotic values, while Kit discovers the true identity of Alex Nelson. There soon follows another attack, and for one member of the police team, it's personal. Crime drama, starring Emilia Fox, David Caves, Maggie Steed and Francesca Mills | |
| RTE2
[102] |
22:30 | The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox | Under mounting pressure, the police try to break Amanda and Raffaele, while Edda races to reunite with her daughter. Drama, starring Grace Van Patten, Sharon Horgan and Francesco Acquaroli |
| 23:30 | Alma's Not Normal | In a bid to get her granddaughter off her case, Joan advises Alma to have some fun as her low self-esteem is affecting her posture. Alma gets a job at Leanne's bar and meets a potential love interest, but neither goes to plan. Comedy, written by and starring Sophie Willan, with Jayde Adams, Lorraine Ashbourne and Siobhan Finneran | |
| Virgin Media One
[103] |
23:00 | The 1% Club | Quiz hosted by Lee Mack in which the questions have nothing to do with remembering facts, but are all about logic and common sense. A hundred contestants begin every show, but who will make it to the end and answer a question only one per cent of the country can get right - and win up to £100,000? |
| 00:00 | My Ireland Too | Documentary following the experiences of young asylum seekers and migrants as they navigate a world of rising hostility in Cork | |
| TG4
[104] |
23:15 | Ros na Rún | Vanessa struggles to ignore the new attention she is getting since becoming public with Béibhinn. Cillian and Evan are desperate to return to their podcast and write their own narrative, before Réailtín decides to speak up |
| 23:45 | Fíorscéal | For billions of years, the ocean has shaped life on Earth, forcing creatures to adapt and evolve remarkable skills to fight for survival | |
| Virgin Media Two
[105] |
23:15 | The Heat | It's judgement day as the six remaining chefs fight it out for two places in the final before a celebration with one last night in Barcelona. |
| 00:15 | Monday with Gavan Reilly | Gavan and guests break down the week's political diary, key Cabinet issues, major stories shaping the national agenda, and the impact of upcoming decisions | |
| Virgin Media Three
[106] |
23:00 | The Assembly | Actor Danny Dyer is quizzed by an audience of inquisitive individuals who are autistic, neurodivergent or learning disabled, who ask why he went to therapy and how it feels to be a sex symbol for mums. From class and kebabs to absent fathers and Brexit, no subject is out of bounds |
| 23:35 | The Assembly | David Tennant takes part in the innovative interview show in which he is questioned by an audience of inquisitive individuals who are autistic, neurodivergent and/or learning disabled. Does he believe in God? How did it feel to lose his parents? Does he know how to vogue? From his skincare regime to his cancelled friend, no subject is out of bounds | |
| BBC One
[108] |
22:40 | Bram Stoker's Dracula | A 15th-century Transylvanian knight becomes a vampire after the death of his beloved wife. Centuries later, he learns she has been reincarnated, and travels to Victorian London with the intent of seducing her into joining him in living death. Francis Ford Coppola's gothic horror based on the novel, starring Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins and Keanu Reeves |
| 00:40 | Weather for the Week Ahead | A look ahead to the latest forecast | |
| Channel 4
[111] [HD:142] |
22:35 | The Great British Bake Off: Second Helpings | Jon Richardson and Judi Love host the companion programme, in which they are joined by a couple of guests to chew over the events of audience choice week. They celebrate the standout moments and serve up their take on the episode's biggest talking points and best bakes |
| 23:20 | Taskmaster | As the series reaches the halfway point, the five brave competitors face tasks involving arrows, geography and sandwiches. Isy Suttie unexpectedly mentions eggs, Matt Lucas stares hard at the ceiling, Nina Conti gets very clever in a test, Chloe Petts hides an object somewhere Alex wouldn't dare to look, and Richard Ayoade gives the faint impression that he finds some of the tasks a little bit irritating. But why is Greg wearing a white velvet glove? | |
| E4
[112] [HD:162] |
23:05 | First Dates | Italian 'nice guy' Matteo's date is Sam, a 38-year-old marketing consultant, who pursues a rather intense line of questioning - with babies mentioned before they've even ordered dinner. Hoping to turn over a new leaf in love is 28-year-old self-proclaimed tree-hugger Nathan. Entering the restaurant wearing a skirt, Nathan is on the hunt to find someone to share a life on the wild side. In walks 26-year-old Love, a fellow nature lover and Hare Krishna believer, whose spirituality has been a turn-off for dates in the past. A chef and a wedding singer are also among those hoping to meet their match |
| 00:10 | Naked Attraction | Anna Richardson presents the dating show in which two singletons choose their favourite from a line-up of six potential dates who reveal themselves one body part at a time - in all their naked glory. First up is 43-year-old Cathy from Hertfordshire who, with her biological clock ticking, is wanting to settle down and have children. The trouble is she's open to dating men from their 20s to their 60s and finds it hard to choose. Will she find it easier to pick the right partner when they're all naked? Then, 24-year-old Londoner Adam takes centre stage. He hates online dating and has decided to bare all in order to find the perfect match | |
| BBC Four
[117] |
22:00 | Bel | In the summer of 2021, Kenya-born Scottish singer-songwriter Beldina Odenyo recorded her eagerly anticipated debut album, but just a few months later she took her own life. This film tells her story as her sister Leah prepares for the posthumous release of Beldina's debut album after inheriting notebooks, journals and songbooks and a hard-drive containing a folder of recordings labelled 'passable demos' |
| 23:30 | The Lost World of Tibet | Dan Cruickshank presents the story of the Dalai Lama, with archive footage of Tibet from the 1930s to the 1950s, revealing his secret Himalayan kingdom and the story of his exile, with comment from the eminent Buddhist monk himself | |
| More4
[118] [HD:168] |
23:05 | 999: On the Front Line | A woman's face is visibly drooped on one side, and she can't raise her arm. The paramedics suspect she may be having a stroke - a time-critical emergency. A teenager has pain in her side and is finding it difficult to breathe. It could be a kidney infection or a sign of something more serious. A young woman who has had a seizure is drowsy and disorientated. As the paramedics try to find out why, the frequency of her seizures suddenly increases |
| 00:05 | 999: On the Front Line | Paramedics treat a woman who has to dial 999 because of pains in her chest and shortness of breath. When a patient is found unresponsive at home and with no reaction to pain, a second crew is called as she needs to be urgently transported to hospital. A patient with low blood pressure is found on the kitchen floor. She needs to go to hospital but it's her mother's funeral tomorrow and she's refusing to go | |