Every lunchtime, DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.

Vogue Does Straight A’s (RTÉ One, 9pm)

With the Leaving Cert just a short week away, RTÉ 2′s Reality Bites leaves it to Fade Street alum Vogue to explore exactly what it takes to get 600 points, as well as the stress and turmoil associated with the Leaving Cert. Warning: may induce Leaving Cert nightmares. #VogueDoesStraightAs

Modern Times: Secret Life of Cleaners (BBC Two, 9.30pm)

This documentary follows the lives of immigrants who work as domestic help in the United Kingdom. The documentary exposes the conditions workers are forced to under and their struggle to survive, and finds out what they really think. Ought to give food for thought.

Parked (RTÉ One, 9.35pm)

In this bittersweet comedy, Colm Meaney plays a middle-aged man named Fred, who, after returning to Ireland with no place to stay, must live in his car. He soon strikes up a friendship with a young man who parks beside him, as well a music teacher named Jules. Perfect midweek fare, so.

Everyone’s talking about… Never Mind The Buzzcocks

The long-running comedy panel show was canceled yesterday after 18 years on television. In its latest incarnation, the show was hosted by Rhod Gilbert, though Mark Lamarr and Simon Amstell had previously been at the helm.

Fans have expressed their disappointment at the show’s cancellation, including one Ellie Goulding.

We compiled our favourite clips yesterday, if you’re feeling nostalgic.

Truly the end of an era.

Or flick over for…

• Europa League Final (3e, 7.30pm) The final clash between Sevila and FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk. You know, if you’re having Premier League withdrawals. 
  
• Britain’s Got Talent (TV3, 7.30pm) The third semi-final is on tonight. Who will progress to Sunday’s final?
• 24 Hours in A&E (Channel 4, 9pm) Exactly what it sounds like.
• The Affair (Sky Atlantic, 9pm) The rather adult drama continues.
• Warm Bodies (Film Four, 9pm) Zombie romantic comedy. Zom-rom-com.