The Traitors continues tonight and Gogglebox is also on. If you are still in the party mood and fancy a sing-song, RTÉ One has the movie for you...
The Traitors, 9.00pm, BBC One
As the drama continues, the Traitors' second murder victim is revealed at breakfast.
The mission leaves the players clutching at straws to find out more about their fellow players. Meanwhile, it might not just be the Traitors keeping secrets, as rumours circle the castle.
As evening descends will the Faithful band together to banish a Traitor, or will a fractious Round Table lead to the loss of another innocent Faithful?
The Traitors: Uncloaked, 10.00pm, BBC Two
As soon as you finish your latest fix of The Traitors, join Ed Gamble and his celebrity guests and superfans for analysis and reaction to developments in the castle.
Tonight's episode will bring you exclusive access to the latest banished and murdered players from the game, plus bonus unseen footage from the show, as they discover the Traitors identities for the very first time...
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, 9.35pm, RTÉ One
As with the first Mamma Mia! movie, it's the ABBA songs that are the real stars in this prequel/sequel
I didn't know where to look while viewing this toppling (Muriel’s) wedding cake of a movie. Hugh Skinner playing air guitar on a baguette to Waterloo in a Parisian brasserie, or maybe Diamante diva Cher doing a near operatic "duet" of Fernando with Andy Garcia (who plays a twinkly-eyed silver fox hotel manager)?
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Or maybe the sight and sound of suave old devil Pierce Brosnan hitting peak Nordic melancholia on a Greek island as he half sings/half talks a snippet of S.O.S. during one of the Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’s sad counterpoints to the mostly non-stop euphoric fun and double entendres.
Read Alan Corr's full review here
Celebrity Gogglebox for SU2C, 9.00pm, Channel 4
Some very famous faces join the Goggleboxers for a special edition for Stand Up To Cancer.
Bob Mortimer and Richard Ayoade hit the sofa with Jennifer Saunders and Beattie Edmondson.
Plus actors Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters tune in with their children Grace and Alfie.
Society of Snow, Netflix
A film released at the tail end of 2023 will also be among the best of 2024. Society of the Snow arrives on Netflix on Thursday 4 January - when most will watch.
As one year becomes another, this true story of the October 1972 Andes flight disaster - previously recounted in Frank Marshall's Alive in 1993 - transcends trauma to become a much-needed celebration of the human spirit.
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Making fast work of its near-two-and-a-half-hour running time and starring a great cast of unfamiliar faces, Spain's entry for the Best International Feature Film Oscar grips you from the off and doesn't let go - even after the closing credits.
Behind the lens is Juan Antonio Bayona, director of the Naomi Watts-starring tsunami drama The Impossible, and he's working at the peak of his powers here, with filming across 138 days in Spain, Uruguay, Chile, and Argentina.
