After a holy opening of THE ANGELUS, we move onto lighter fare in AMERICA'S GOT TALENT before checking in on RTE NEWS coverage of the Dublin Bus strike. The coverage of the drawn All Ireland final between Mayo and Dublin on SUNDAY GAME LIVE follows INGENIOUS ANIMALS. We drop in on the alternative newsroom of Ron Burgundy in ANCHORMAN followed by a report on robot cars in RTE PRIME TIME: AUTONOMOUS CARS. DUETS AT THE BBC is followed by the potent SMALLTOWN before finishing up with TIPPING POINT.

Our favourite TV viewers watched The X Factor followed by the Ploughing Championships Live. In part two we went into the wild with Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls followed the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton. Things lightened up in part three with Strictly Come Dancing followed by the insightful documentary series behind the scenes in Trinity College Dublin - Inside Trinity. Finally we watched Baz test the mettle of his mother's friends in 50 Ways to Kill your Mammies and the heroics of William Wallace in Braveheart.

This week we checked begin with the The Late Late Show and Sky News before moving on to Animal Babies. Then we moved onto the RTE NEWS coverage of the All Ireland football final replay between Mayo and Dublin. We then checked out Lucy Kennedy hanging out with Kerry Katona in Living with Lucy. In Find me a Home we get an insight into the woes of young people trying to get on the property ladder. Sir Terry Wogan Remembered reflected back on the life of Terry Wogan and the lasting impact he had on the people in his life. The last program of the week was 1000 heartbeats.

Winning Streak is the first port of call for our Goggleboxers this week before flicking over to Anne Robinson's Britain and True North: My Wig and Me. We watched Lie Detective where Dan Ribacoff finds out the truth about people's relationships and BBC's popular drama The Fall. That was followed by the strange and the interesting in Kevin McGahern's America. The evergreen Catchphrase got our families thinking. In part 4 we took a trip to a rainy Limerick in Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes before watching the Ray D'Arcy Show on Saturday night.

We open by checking out this weeks The Graham Norton Show before moving onto a RTE News report covering the untimely passing of rugby legend Anthony Foley. Part two opened with TOTP Big Hits before moving onto the emotional SAS: Who Dares Wins. We went back to RTE for The Ray D'Arcy Show before checking out Long Lost Families. We tested our household's general knowledge in The Chase before settling in to enjoy the chaos in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.

Whoopi Goldberg has our households on their feet in SISTER ACT. We discover that even farmers read in THE SCHOOL THAT GOT TEENS READING before dipping in to the ever tragic EMMERDALE. PENN AND TELLER: FOOL US kept us guessing before moving onto the love hungry singles in FIRST DATES before checking out MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT. STAND UP 2 CANCER gives us a touching insight into the lives of those affected by the disease. We finish up by dropping in on Ryan at the LATE LATE SHOW.