Friday's TV highlights: Final episode of The Young Offenders and Concert4Cancer features major music stars
Final episode of the current series, and the two lads decide to take the big step of moving out of home.
A fundraiser for the Marie Keating Foundation features performances from charity founder Ronan Keating, as well as the likes of Gary Barlow and Nathan Carter.
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The recent death of founder member Peter Green is a fine excuse to repeat this documentary on the hugely-successful band who managed to evolve through several lineup changes and major bust-ups.
That's preceded by Peter Green: Man of the World (9.30pm), which concentrates on the ace guitarist who left the band due to mental health issues.
Fun film from 1987 featuring the stellar foursome of Jack Nicholson, Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer and Susan Sarandon.
A show that's been getting plenty chatter at socially-distant water coolers recently.
The true story revolves around Betty Broderick who, two years after a bitter divorce from her husband – played here by Christian Slater – killed him and his new wife at their apartment in San Diego.
