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List of Programmes on TV3 Autumn 2012 Entertainment The X Factor The X Factor USA Take Me Out Ireland Alan Hughes’ Celebrity Family Fortunes Alan Hughes’ Family Fortunes Junior Mastermind Britain’s Got Talent The Graham Norton Show Surprise Surprise Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Take Away Dancing on Ice The Cube On The Couch Celebrity Come Dine with Me Ireland Drama Deception Dallas Downton Abbey Jack Taylor Selfridges Spartacus: War of the Damned Glee The Wedding Band Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Wild at Heart: The Finale Coronation Street Emmerdale Reality Tallafornia Talleluia Dublin Wives Celebrity Salon Working in the Big House I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here Documentaries The Estate In the Name of the Republic GUBU 30: Ireland’s Year of Political Disaster My Life King of the Travellers The Town the Travellers Took Over Traveller Feuds Following the Traveller Millions Traveller Women The Rockstar, The P.A. & the Millions Costa Criminals: The Aftermath Sex and the Gaeltacht Michaela: The Search for Justice Factual Animal A&E Temple Street Children’s Hospital The Park Dublin Airport: Life Stories Paul Connolly Undercover: Armed and Dangerous Paul Connolly Undercover: Drug Traffickers 24 Hours to Kill The Assassination of Veronica Guerin The Murder of Jerry McCabe The Kidnapping of Shergar Caught Red Handed Murder in Mind Assassins: Ireland’s Contract Killers Midwives Adoption Stories This Island The Night Ireland Went Bust Ireland After Dark Lifestyle Ireland’s Ultimate Debutante 2012 Battle of the Bridesmaids Too Posh to wash The Lazy Chef The Great Irish Bake Off Specials and Events Emmerdale Live/40th Anniversary End of the World Weekend Cheerios Childline Concert TVNow Awards Ireland’s Top Teens National Television Awards UK The British Soap Awards Sport UEFA Champions League UEFA Europa League GAA Championships News and Current Affairs The 5.30 Midweek Tonight with Vincent Browne Daytime Ireland AM The Morning Show Midday The Jeremy Kyle Show Ellen Judge Judy Come Dine With Me Xposé 3e fyi. Uploaded Tallafornia Uncut The Only Way is Essex Take Me Out UK American Idol Britain’s Got More Talent I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here Now! Family Guy American Dad! The Cleveland Show Beavis and Butthead Bob’s Burgers The Jeremy Kyle Show US The Steve Wilkos Show Conan The Sex Education Show Nothing to Declare Bondi Rescue When Paddy Met Sally Big Fat Gypsy Weddings Children’s Hospital Modern Family Mike & Molly The Big Bang Theory The Middle House Cold Case The US Office Hart of Dixie 30 Rock .

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