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TV Highlights Saturday
The Jonathan Ross Show
UTV, 9.55pm
Irish star Chris O'Dowd (right) talks to Jonathan about his hilarious turn as a villain in his new film, 'Cuban Fury', while Kiefer Sutherland discusses playing Jack Bauer again in the forthcoming action movie, '24: Live Another Day'.
Live Six Nations Rugby
RTE Two, 1.30pm
Joe Schmidt's (right) Ireland welcome reigning Six Nations champions Wales to the Aviva Stadium. Tom McGurk, Conor O'Shea, Shane Horgan and George Hook introduce the game, which gets underway at 2.30pm.
Walking Through History
Channel 4, 8.00pm
Tony Robinson (right) heads north to walk the length of the iconic Leeds and Liverpool canal, which now runs through peaceful countryside but was once a bustling industrial thoroughfare that fuelled a boom in Lancashire.
Salamander
BBC4, 9.00pm
Belgian crime thriller starring Filip Peeters as Inspector Paul Gerardi, a tough cop who soon gets out of his depth when he investigates a daring raid on a bank in which vaults owned by the country's ruling elite were rifled by Joachim Klaus' (Koen De Bouw, right) gang.
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