"The Walking Dead", "Under The Dome" and "Person of Interest" are other US shows added to the channel's schedule. In 2014, RTÉ 2 began to focus more on Irish music programming for the first time in its history the annual "Choice Music Prize" was aired on television, previously only available on radio. It continued to air the critically acclaimed music series "Other Voices" for an eleventh season. In August 2014, RTÉ 2 televised over 8 hours of "Electric Picnic" coverage from Stradbally, Co. Laois, this was the first time that the channel aired the annual music festival. On 2 September 2014, RTÉ began to air new comedy series "Mom". Additional shows to begin airing in 2014 include "Gotham". A new fashion and entertainment series produced in-house by RTÉ called "#Trending" will be hosted by Darren Kennedy. As part of the autumn 2014 schedule RTÉ 2 began airing "Mom". "Vikings" premiered on the channel in early January 2014 and series 2 aired from October 2014. In 2015, RTÉ2 returned to broadcasting non-English speaking content; these included Nordic dramas "The Saboteurs" and "1864". "American Odyssey" was added to the summer 2015 line-up, since axed by ABC. News shows included "CSI Cyber". Season 3 of "The Americans" was added to the summer schedule. Other non-English speaking programming were added to the RTÉ2 schedule in late 2015, including the critically acclaimed German drama "Deutschland 83". RTÉ2 will broadcast the 12th season of "Other Voices" in spring. RTÉ2 have yet to confirm which programmes it has acquired for 2016. The summer 2016 schedule will largely be made up of sports programming such as GAA, Euro 2016 and Summer Olympics 2016. In early 2016, the broadcaster confirmed it would air the mini-series "The X-Files", which began airing on 26 January. "iZombie" was another addition to their schedule, along with Icelandic crime drama "Trapped". In Spring 2016, the channel debuted First Dates Ireland to positive reception. The series has been renewed for a second season in 2017. As part of the 2018–2019 schedule the broadcaster confirmed the return of the Podge and Rodge Show following a hiatus. Amy Huberman's scripted comedy "Finding Joy" will centre around a woman who finds herself thrust into the limelight as she tries to get over a break-up starring Aisling Bea, Laura Whitmore and Jennifer Rainsford.