THE REMOTE IS our weekly look at upcoming TV highlights.
From drama and comedy, to factual and reality TV, we’ll bring you some of the shows to watch out for from both traditional broadcasters and the main streaming services.
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The pandemic-delayed season 3 of HBO’s Succession returns this coming weekend with much promise and hype attached.
The drama series is about media titan Logan Rory (Brian Cox) and the efforts of his children to either protect, destroy or inherit the conglomerate he has built.
Created by British writer Jesse Armstrong (Peep Show), the show is essentially a dark comedy about the super-rich and has been a critical and commercial hit.
The opening episode of the new series will be shown on Sky Atlantic at 2am next Monday (to coincide with its US broadcast) but it’s repeated that night at 9pm and then available to stream.
When’s it on? On Sky Atlantic and Now TV from next Monday
Familiar because it’s now in its sixth season, Living with Lucy is back this week on Virgin Media.
For the uninitiated, the show sees Lucy Kennedy living and hanging out with Irish celebs to see what their home lives are like. It’s straight from the Louis Theroux playbook and has been a fan favourite.
The first episode of the new series started last night and and saw Kennedy heading to Kenmare Co. Kerry to live with football legend and pundit, Pat Spillane and his wife Rosarii.
When’s it on? Mondays at 9pm on Virgin Media One and the VM Player
Angela Black is a tense new series starting this week on ITV and Virgin Media.
The six-parter follows Joanne Froggatt (Downton Abbey) as a woman trapped in an abusive relationship who feels she cannot escape until she’s approached by a private investigator.
The PI, known as ‘Ed’, spills her husband’s darkest secrets and perhaps offers her a way out. The blub describes Anegal Black as Hitchcockian, judge for yourselves.
When’s it on? Tonight at 9pm on Virgin Media One
Genealogy documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? has proven to be a successful format all across the world, including in Ireland and the US.
The original version is from the BBC and it has now reached its 18th series, which debuts tonight.
The first episode of the new series sees English comedian Josh Widdicombe delve into his family past to reveal that he’s the 15 times great grandson of British King Henry VIII.
When’s it on? Tonight at 9pm on BBC One
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