You're in luck with the line-ups this week.
If you're a tad superstitious and reluctant to leave the house given that it's Friday 13th, you might be in luck, because there's always this week's The Late Late Show and The Graham Norton to steer you clear of danger.
Here's who will be on both couches this week:
The Late Late Show:
- Barry Keoghan - The Dunkirk and Killing of a Sacred Deer actor will be sitting down with Ryan Tubridy to chat about his latest film, American Animals, as well as how his controversial cat-shooting role in Love/Hate took him from inner-city Dublin to Hollywood.
- Trinny Woodall - Television presenter, designer and author, Trinny Woodall will be talking frankly about her struggle to conceive, how she went through nine rounds of IVF and endured two miscarriages, before giving birth to her daughter.
- Kodaline - The Dublin four-piece will be joining Tubridy in the studio to talk about life as one of Ireland's favourite bands and the making of their upcoming third album. They will also be performing their latest single, 'Follow Your Fire'.
- Ken O'Sullivan - After having delved into the depths of Ireland's western coastal area with a camera, Ken O'Sullivan has resurfaced with an exciting two-part nature series, Ireland's Deep Atlantic, and he will be talking to Tubridy about his experience shooting marine footage.
- Laura Brennan - A 25-year-old Clare woman who was diagnosed with terminal cervical cancer, Laura will be talking about her struggles and the importance of the HPV vaccine.
- Gillian Hussey and Paul Mahon - One of the stranger selections on the show, viewers will find out how retired District Court judge Gillian and reformed former criminal Paul struck up a friendship after meeting through the rehabilitation organisation, Tiglin.
The Graham Norton Show:
- Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Naomie Harris - Wrestling icon The Rock and Oscar-nominated star of Moonlight, Harris will be chatting about their upcoming monster movie Rampage.
- Martin Freeman - Sherlock, Avengers and Hobbit star Freeman brings viewers through his new acclaimed horror anthology movie, Ghost Stories.
- Roger Daltrey - Legendary frontman of The Who will be performing his brand new single, 'As Long As I Have You'.
The Late Late Show is on RTÉ One tonight at 9.35pm, and The Graham Norton Show airs on BBC One at 10.35pm.
