A Little Bit TV

A Little Bit TV is an Irish documentary series that is airing on RTÉ. Made as part of the broadcaster's TV50 celebrations, in each episode, a well-known RTÉ presenter is profiled in detail.

A Little Bit TV
GenreDocumentary
Narrated byMarty Morrissey
Country of originIreland
Original language(s)English
No. of series1
No. of episodes8
Production
Running time30 minutes
DistributorRTÉ
Release
Original networkRTÉ One
Original release5 January (2012-01-05) –
23 February 2012 (2012-02-23)

History

A Little Bit TV is the fifth incarnation of the A Little Bit... series of television programmes. In 2005 the first series, A Little Bit Country, profiled a well-known performer in the country and Irish music genre. Three years later in 2008 A Little Bit Showband profiled some of the most popular showbands from the 1960s.[1] The following year A Little Bit Funny profiled some of the most popular comedians from yesteryear.[2] In 2011 A Little Bit Eurovision looked at Ireland's close links with the Eurovision Song Contest. The Following year RTÉ Television celebrated its golden jubilee and the fifth incarnation, A Little Bit TV, began profiling some of the most well-known television presenters from fifty years of television in Ireland.

Transmissions

Series One (2012)
ShowBroadcast dateSubject
1
5 January
Bill O'Herlihy
2
12 January
Gráinne Seoige
3
19 January
Bunny Carr
4
26 January
Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh
5
2 February
Derek Davis
6
9 February
Mark Cagney
7
16 February
Theresa Lowe
8
23 February
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References
  1. "A Little Bit Showband". RTÉ Television. Retrieved 2 February 2012.
  2. "A Little Bit Funny". RTÉ Television. Retrieved 2 February 2012.
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