When Joe O’Shea announced he was jumping ship from Seoige and O’Shea, the afternoon show looked in doubt - but now the news is that his replacement will be the other Seoige!

Best. Afternoon. Show. Ever.

Ok, calm down. We better look at what else those leg-ends over in RTE have in store for us on the autumn schedule.

‘Ballet Chancers’ gives prima ballerina Monica Loughman the challenge of turning a group of hip-hop dancers into disciplined ballet dancers for a performance of ‘The Nutcracker’ at the National Concert Hall.

I can’t wait.

Jazz Biscuit’s top picks:

• The Panel - Moving to RTÉ One. (Hopefully with Dara Ó Briain back in the saddle)
• Langerland - An entire series of Langerland? Sign us up.
• ‘Bertie’ is a three-part documentary series on the life and work of former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern. Hopefully the knives will be out in full.
• In ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ Ardal O’Hanlon, Charlie Bird, Joe Duffy, Dana Rosemary Scallon and Pamela Flood trace their family trees.

  Dana investigating her family tree? That’s going to be awesome:

  No! It can’t be. I’m afraid it is my child. Your great great great grandfather was Satan.

[RTE.ie] RTÉ Television unveils new season
[The Anti-Room] Seoige &….er, Seoige.

What do you think?

You can tell it’s going to be exciting. Two things: When the green spinny shit is happening it looks like it’s going to form the Onion logo. And the beeping at the end is a teeny bit BBCish. Did someone say BBC? Make Bill Bailey go now:

Dustin the turkey (Ireland) vs Rodolfo Chikilikuatre (Spain)

That was surreal in a very scorchio way.