Today's top TV and streaming picks: Inside the Cult of the Jesus Army, A Normal Woman and What's Up, Doc?
Kerry v Donegal (throw-in 3.30pm). Joanne Cantwell presents all the action from the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final at Croke Park.
Live UEFA Women's Euro 2025 RTÉ2, 4pm
We're off to St Jakob-Park in Basel, Switzerland, where the final is set to take place (kick-off 5pm). But who will follow holders England as champions?
All Creatures Great and Small RTÉ One, 6.30pm
Tristan is back at Skeldale, and while everyone tries to make him welcome, he feels like a spare part thanks to Carmody, who has taken over his room as well as his place in Siegfried's affections.
Hell for Leather: The Story of Gaelic Football RTÉ One, 7.30pm
The final episode looks at where the magic of feeling like a success comes from. Kieran Donaghy believes in flow and time standing still, while Juliet Murphy thinks teamwork triumphed for Cork's women.
Inside the Cult of the Jesus Army BBC Two, 9pm First in a disturbing two-part documentary exposing the inner workings of the Jesus Army and its successor, the Jesus Fellowship Community Trust.
What's Up, Doc? BBC Two, 1.05pm
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Director Peter Bogdanovich's homage to the great screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s stars Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal as a disaster-prone woman and a timid professor whose paths cross with a jewel thief — in disastrous fashion.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry RTÉ One, 9.30pm
Jim Broadbent takes the title role in this charming drama. He's a retired pensioner who, on receiving a letter from a dying friend, sets out to walk the 500 miles from his home in Devon to the hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed where she is living out her final days.
Shiny Happy People: The Teenage Holy War Prime Video, streaming now
'How do you know you're in a cult if it's your normal?' For most under the power of leader Ron Luce, believing you were meant to die a teen martyr for Christ was normal... It would appear there was so much for the Teen Mania Ministries escapees to unpack of their time at the church that Emmy-winning filmmakers Nicole Newnham and Cori Shepherd are back with a second season. They continue to focus on America's largest youth ministry, which attracted millions through wildly popular stadium shows known as 'Acquire the Fire'. Packed with Millennial-era energy and copious levels of cringe, the series captures massive crowds of teens swept up in fervent religious concerts, purity pledges, and missionary zeal — when all most of them needed was a decent regular rave to attend. Beneath the polished youth group image, it reveals rigid spiritual training, theatrical indoctrination, and emotional manipulation orchestrated by Luce.
My Melody & Kuromi Netflix, streaming now
Fellow Sanrio fans, rejoice! In this charming stop-motion series, celebrating their respective birthdays, (cooler) younger sister Kuromi hunts for My Melody's cake secret, triggering sweet chaos in Mariland. If you can't handle the kawaii burblings, consider watching on mute; it's worth it for the animation. A Normal Woman Netflix, streaming now
A socialite's life unravels when a mysterious illness — and her family's disbelief (and latent misogyny) — push her to sabotage her perfect facade and uncover a darker, truer self.
Happy Gilmore 2 Netflix, streaming now
Yay, 1990s nostalgia! Can you believe it took only three decades for a sequel to this Adam Sandler vehicle? That's either an exceedingly good or a not-so-good sign. It was also released straight to Netflix. Take from that what you will. Hitmakers Netflix, streaming now
Twelve top songwriters and producers come together at high-stakes music camps to create hits for stars like John Legend, Shaboozey, and Lisa of Blackpink — revealing the creative tension and breakthroughs behind the music-making process (for humans).
Trigger Netflix, streaming now
This week's K-drama features the rising threat of illegal firearms and shootings; an unsettling shift in South Korea's typically gun-free landscape. The Facebook Honeytrap: Catching a Killer Prime Video, streaming now
A woman grappling with chronic illness helps track down her aunt's murderer from 6,000 miles away. How? By using fake profiles, unseen messages, and sheer determination, all from her couch in the UK. For yet more true crime on Prime, there's A Killer's Confession (Christopher Halliwell's, to be precise), landing on Monday.
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