Pick of the day
The Bogey Men – Tee Time
TG4, 1.05pm
Podcast presenters Jonny MacCann and Michael Style bring their passion for golf to TV while playing amazing courses and meeting friends across the country.
The Bogey Men – Tee Time
Blenheim: Britain’s Greatest Palace
RTÉ2, 8pm
New series taking viewers behind the scenes at the Unesco World Heritage Site in Oxfordshire, which was the birthplace and ancestral home of British leader Winston Churchill before becoming a major tourist attraction.
Iron Maiden Night
BBC Two, from 9pm
It’s the last night of this year’s Proms, but if you’re not a classical music lover and fancy something a bit heavier, you’re in luck. An evening dedicated to the East London rockers begins with a chance to see them in concert in 2008. That’s followed by the documentary Iron Maiden: Flight 666 at 10pm, which features interviews with the band.
Paddington
Paddington
RTÉ One, 6.35pm
Lovely adaptation of Michael Bond’s books. Ben Whishaw voices the bear who moves to London.
My Left Foot
RTÉ2, 10.35pm
Daniel Day-Lewis won his first Oscar for his extraordinary portrayal of Christy Brown in Jim Sheridan’s biopic. Brenda Fricker also bagged an Academy Award for her role as his devoted mother.
Beauty and The Bester
Beauty and The Bester
Netflix, streaming now
This gripping little number explores Thabo Bester’s prison escape and his alleged crimes alongside Dr Nandipha Magudumana, making it one of South Africa’s most unnerving criminal sagas.
Call My Agent Berlin
Call My Agent Berlin
Disney+, streaming now
The Germans have decided to bring their own brand of schadenfreude to the already globally renowned French comedic stalwart. Following founder Richard Stern’s death, the agency (of course) faces collapse. Expect the trademark flurry of famous faces and just a sliver of French farce. The Girlfriend
Prime Video, streaming now
Adapted from Michelle Frances’s novel, this glossy bingeable offering centres on Laura (Robin Wright), whose privileged existence unravels when her son Daniel (Laurie Davidson) introduces Cherry (Olivia Cooke) to their familial mix. Laura’s growing distrust of Cherry raises questions: is she inherently bad, or is she just another female?
The Wrong Paris
The Wrong Paris
Netflix, streaming now
When Dawn (played by the Miranda Cosgrove) joins a dating show thinking it’s in Paris, France, she’s distraught to realise it’s actually in Paris, Texas. Despite the glorious production values, she plots a way to get eliminated – until her “unexpected” feelings for the bachelor (Pierson Fode) complicate her plans. I blame the horseback entrance and the dry ice.