Not quite sure of what the best picks of the box are for this week? Or will you regret that you didn't record something when all of a sudden it's the talk of the town?
Fear not, the Tom Dunne Show has you covered.
Sue Murphy joined Tom to pick out the best of the box for the week ahead. You can find a link to the full podcast at the bottom of the page.
Picks of the week
The Fall, Sundays on RTE1 9.30pm, Episode 1 screens again this Thursday on BBC3, 9pm
The Fall returns with season 3, picking up just where if left off, and Paul Spector is still alive. Mixed reviews so far, some saying it's like an episode of Casualty, but there's a powerful speech from Detective Stella Gibson towards the end. Catch up on the RTE player or BBC 3 on Thursday to make your own mind up.
Damned, Tuesday, Channel 4, 10pm
Jo Brand brings us a brand new comedy series, set around a team of Children's Services social workers. Brand has based this on show on her own 82 year old mother's social work, which she still continues to this day. There's hints of The Office there, and reviews have been great so far.
The Travellers, Wednesday, RTE1, 9.35pm
More often than not, minority groups are documented by outsiders, but in this new series, actor John Connors and a team of fellow travellers set about exploring the history of his community from the inside.
The Hip Hop World News, Friday, BBC4, 9pm
Rapper Rodney P explores the roots of modern hip-hop, taking a trip down memory lane and revisiting New York of the 1970's, to discover the elements of economy, education, culture and power that contributed to the birth of a genre.
Film of the week
Mud, Wednesday, Film 4, 6.20pm
Matthew McConaughey stars as Mud, who's hiding out on an island for killing a man in Texas, when two boys find him and decide to help him avoid capture from bounty hunters and reconnect with his true love.
News
Louis Theroux: My Scientology Movie
Bad news folks, it appears that due to "The Defamation Act of 2009", distributors in Ireland are refusing to risk a potential fine of €25,000 for bringing Louis Theroux' new documentary to Ireland. According to this law, any "publication or utterance of blasphemous matter" is subject to the fine - and if anybody is going to sue...
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