Friday's TV highlights: The Late Late returns, Leinster and Munster face-off, and Mulan lands at last
Ryan Tubrdy is back on The Late Late Show tonight. Picture: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie
Rugby action features the Pro14 semi-final clash (Eir Sport, ko 7.35pm). is given extra spice by the interesting managerial situation at the Louth club.
The UEFA Nations League includes .
BBC Four, 9.30pm
New three-part history of soul music in the US. Episode one travels through Alabama, Memphis, and Detroit showing how the music helped project a sophisticated image of black people in the 1960s, an era where racism was very much a part of American life.
RTÉ One, 9.35pm
A new series begins with an eclectic mix of guests: Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Dr Ronan Glynn, paddleboarders Ellen Glynn and Sara Feeney, and the fishermen rescued them. But yes, all we really want to know is how Covid will affect the Toy Show.
Netflix
Kerry actress Jessie Buckley features among a stellar cast in this typically offbeat film from Charlie Kaufman. Critics have been giving it high ratings all round, but be warned that its strange tale won't be for everyone.
Jesse Plemons, Toni Collette and David Thewlis.also star
Netflix
It may look like a space adventure, but in the early stages at least, the Hilary Swank-led series is just as much a family drama.
She's the astronaut commanding an international crew on the first mission to Mars, and faces that familiar Job v Family dilemma as she leaves her husband and teenage daughter behind. As such, it packs more of an emotional punch than the average space procedural.
Disney+
Following the Covid-inspired cancellation of a conventional big-screen release, this live-action remake has landed on Disney's streaming service instead. Subscribers will need to pay an extra €21.99 to watch what is a highly-entertaining adventure for the over-12s.
