What to Watch: The Iris’ Weekly TV Picks (20th – 23rd November 2014)

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Thursday

Soul Mates, ABC 2, 9:33 pm AEST

Brought to you by the creators of Bondi Hipsters, Soul Mates is a new sketch-show that tackles life’s big questions in a hilarious manner. In this episode, two fundamental creationists visit Travel Time whilst Rocky and Sticks question whether it’s wrong to eat babies.

Friday

MythBusters, SBS 2, 6:40 pm AEST

If you’re in the mood for a combination of science, laughs and explosions, then tune into SBS 2 this Friday night for a dosage of MythBusters. In this episode, old pals Adam and Jamie test whether it is impossible to swim in bubbling water and if a tree will split down the middle when shot with a dynamite-equipped arrow.

About A Boy, Ch. 7, 10:45 pm AEST

Featuring Hugh Grant, a young Nicholas Hoult and the lovely music of Badly Drawn Boy, this British comedy is smart-witted, heartwarming and definitely a good enough reason to stay in this Friday night.

Saturday

Happy Gilmore, 7 Mate, 6:30 pm AEST

Starring Adam Sandler as a hot-tempered hockey player-turned-golfing pro with a heart of gold, the sheer hilarity of this ‘90s movie will hopefully help you forget that Jack and Jill ever happened.

X-Men: First Class, Ch. 10, 8:30 pm AEST

With an all-star cast of Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Kevin Bacon, this prequel to the X-Men series is an exhilarating (and somewhat historical) ride that is well worth a watch.

Sunday

Life of Pi, Ch. 10, 8:30 pm AEST

Showcasing some of the most spectacular film visuals of the decade, this movie adaption of Yann Martel’s novel of the same name will take you on a thrilling, emotional and unforgettable adventure.

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