Your Weekend Viewing Guide: Thrilling Mysteries, Laugh-out-loud Comedies, and More!
Looking for something captivating to watch this weekend? Look no further! From gripping thrillers to light-hearted comedies and heart-warming family films, there’s something for everyone on TV this weekend.
Irish Thriller ‘The Gone’ Returns for Another Season
Fans of crime drama will be thrilled to know that the acclaimed Irish/New Zealand thriller “The Gone,” starring Richard Flood, returns for a new season this Friday night on RTÉ One at 9.30pm. Stream it on RTÉ Player afterwards.
The series follows Irish journalist Aileen Ryan’s disappearance while investigating the town’s historical Mountain Murders.
Now, detectives Theo Richter and Diana Huia must tread carefully as they race against time to uncover the truth behind the cryptic clues and face a dangerous adversary known as ‘The Goatman’.
New Stories Unfold: ‘Love Cheats’ and ‘The Meaning of Life’
For those seeking something new to watch, Channel 4 premieres “Love Cheats,” a four-part documentary series diving into the world of romance fraud. Witness the devastating impact these manipulative tactics have on unsuspecting victims and the ongoing fight for justice. The first episode airs at 9pm on Friday.
Additionally, “The Meaning of Life” returns for a new season on RTÉ One at 10.30pm Friday, featuring an insightful conversation between host Joe Duffy and CEO, broadcaster, and disability advocate Sinead Burke.
Join them as they discuss various facets of love, ambition, and the challenges Sinead faces navigating life as a little person.
Fan Favorites Continue: ‘The Unreal’, ‘Creedon’s Musical Atlas of Ireland’, ‘Life Actually’
Beloved family drama “The Unreal” continues on RTÉ One at 5.10pm on Saturday, promising more supernatural mysteries and heartwarming moments. And for music lovers, “Creedon’s Musical Atlas of Ireland” on RTÉ One at 6.30pm Saturday features interviews with esteemed musicians like Cait O’Riordan and Kevin Rowland, exploring the profound impact of Irish identity on their music.
For a dose of reality television, “Life Actually” on Virgin Media One at 9pm on Sunday explores the complexities of relationships and personal journeys as the Leannes navigate their wedding plans, Aoife and Graham face fertility challenges, and Kate embarks on cancer treatment.
Streaming Highlights and Family Fun Movies
Dive into the world of “Caddo Lake,” a chilling thriller featuring an impressive cast including Dylan O’Brien and Lauren Ambrose, available now on Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW. This tense mystery unravels secrets from the past and explores the depths of human desperation.
For a lighthearted family movie treat, “Barefoot in the Park” and “The Secret Life of Pets 2” are sure to entertain on RTÉ One and BBC One respectively on Sunday afternoon.
Complete the weekend with a thrilling encounter from the world of women’s football. The thrilling FAI Cup Final sees Athlone Town face Shelbourne live on RTÉ2 at 2.15pm Sunday.
