| What's on Now & Next (2026-11-09) | |||
| RTE One
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20:00 | The Zoo | An introduction between Luda, a young Amur tiger, and the older male Ussuri doesn't go as the team had hoped, and she needs urgent veterinary treatment. The dhole pack moves to a new habitat to make way for the zoo's two new giant anteaters - a species never before seen in Ireland. |
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| 20:30 | The Entrepreneurs | Liam Kearney of The Revive Group, Maire Claire Reid of Antrim-based TST Group and Bobby Healy, who runs delivery company Manna Air Delivery, share their stories of business success | |
| RTE2
[102] |
20:00 | The First Class Travel Show | Josie Gibson heads to Hong Kong, stays at the Rosewood Hotel, and heads out on a luxury yacht travelling around the region's many islands. She also sees the city at night as she eats dim sum on a traditional evening boat ride on the Aqua Luna |
| 21:00 | Colin from Accounts | Ash attends her grandmother's funeral with Lynelle and Lee, where they reunite with Ash's long-absent father, while Stuart, Gordon and Heavy help their mum Dawn move into a care home. Gordon and Chiara prepare for Brett's Elvis-themed stag night, while Ash, spurred by the intensity of the day, finally puts herself out there with Gordon | |
| Virgin Media One
[103] |
19:30 | Friends | Christina Applegate reprises her role as Rachel's clueless sister Amy, who offers to babysit Emma and ends up giving the unfortunate child a makeover. Phoebe inadvertently spoils Mike's anniversary surprise, and Joey writes a letter of recommendation for the Bings. Comedy, guest starring Christina Applegate and Paul Rudd |
| 20:05 | Emmerdale | Long-running soap following the ups and downs of village life amid the rolling scenery of the Yorkshire Dales | |
| TG4
[104] |
19:30 | GAA 2026 | GAA Club hurling and football highlights including action from the AIB Club Championships |
| 20:30 | Snámh in Aghaidh Easa: An Bradán Feasa | A high seas adventure story of the wild Atlantic salmon and how this emblematic fish may hold the key to human understanding of climate change | |
| Virgin Media Two
[105] |
20:00 | Double the Money | In the grand final, the contestants have four weeks to turn £10,000 into £20,000 and whoever makes the most money will also win an extra £20,000. As the clock starts ticking, the teams reveal their final ideas and they're more ambitious than ever. Despite knowing absolutely nothing about cars, one team decided to launch a used car business but after exhausting all their opportunities and with very few sales in sight, they switch course in a desperate attempt to stay in the running. Another team aim to clinch the title using pure hard graft, as they launch a pizza van business and hope to bring home the dough slice by slice. Other teams opt for selling nutritious lunchtime bowls and launching an entire coffee brand. Will the grind pay off? When the time runs out and the clock stops for the final time, the teams return to The Vault, where one pair are crowned the series winners |
| 21:00 | Hostage Rescues | Cases of hostages held in captivity around the world and the people tasked with saving them | |
| Virgin Media Three
[106] |
19:55 | Heartbeat | An investigation into the appearance of forged bank notes in Aidensfield leads to the discovery of a major crime operation, and Blaketon is persuaded to try a new image by Vernon _ with unfortunate repercussions. Meanwhile, Mike's suggestion that he and Jackie start a family is not met with the expected response. Rural police drama, starring Geoffrey Hughes and Derek Fowlds |
| 21:00 | Cold Feet | Adam reveals that he has changed his mind about starting a new life in Singapore as his son needs him in Manchester, while David continues to try to impress Adam's father-in-law. Jenny and Pete's money worries have taken a toll on their marriage and particularly their sex life, leading Jenny to remind him of the bedroom fantasies they used to act out when they were younger. However, when even that fails to do the trick, the attentions of a client at work leave her flattered - but would she ever cheat on her beloved husband? | |
| BBC One
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20:00 | Panorama | How 2026 has seen a rise in unusual weather conditions in the UK, including one of the wettest winters on record, an exceptional dry spell, and a series of record-busting heatwaves. With extremes happening more frequently, and at unprecedented times, across all our seasons. Impacts of climate change are no longer a future prospect for future generations. The country is facing them now, with every area of life affected |
| 21:00 | This City Is Ours | The tragic events of the party send shockwaves through the Phelans. As dangerous secrets threaten to come to light, Michael is forced to make a difficult confession to Diana. Meanwhile, unseen dangers close in, and it becomes clear no-one is safe. | |
| Channel 4
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20:00 | Jamie's 20 Minute Meals | Jamie Oliver serves up another speedy menu, beginning with garlic, rosemary and chilli pan-fried chicken fillets with rich tomato and basil sauce and fried spaghetti. He also delivers tuna bean turnover, using shop-bought puff pastry filled with tuna, beans, chilli and feta, and finds time to make one of his favourite drinks, a cheeky vermouth spritz |
| 21:00 | Pierre | Jimmy Vale ups his campaign to strike fear into Pierre, Ronnie has some explaining to do, and Miriam faces criminal charges, with only Danny in her corner | |
| E4
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20:00 | The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air | Philip becomes worried when Will is picked to be a lucky charm by one of his most important clients |
| 20:30 | The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air | When Will complains black history is not taught at school, Vivian takes the job of teacher. Comedy, guest starring Dave Florek, with Will Smith and James Avery | |
| BBC Four
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20:00 | The Story of Scottish Art | Artist Lachlan Goudie explores Scottish artistry in the 18th century, examining how the Enlightenment and the classical influence of the continent inspired a new artistic landscape. Powerful and influential British figures clamoured to have their portraits painted by the likes of Allan Ramsay and Henry Raeburn, and admired Horatio McCulloch's Highland landscapes and David Wilkie's genre paintings |
| 21:00 | Classic Mastermind | Magnus Magnusson hosts from the University of Surrey with four contenders answering questions on the specialist subjects of venomous reptiles, the history of the Liberal Party since 1877, France in the 17th century, and Tolkien's fiction | |
| More4
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19:55 | The Secret Life of the Zoo | Keepers introduce elderly chameleon Mr Parsons to two new prospective partners, and bongo Malaeka shows little interest in her potential mate, Moti. Meanwhile in the aquarium, George the pinstripe damba is spotted in distress, and keepers notice a lump on his gill which may be affecting his breathing |
| 21:00 | 24 Hours in Police Custody | Feature-length special telling the inside story of an armed siege in a Bedford tower block, and including unprecedented access to the command suite during a live siege. A man rings 999 to report that he's seen a man with a weapon that looks like an AK-47 rifle shouting that he'll shoot the next person who he sees in the head. The call has come from a block of flats where two men have already blockaded themselves in a flat. As one of the men inside begins posting live on Facebook, armed officers are ordered to surround the building | |