Saturday on U&Dave: From Lies to Space Laughs – Your Guide to the Best Picks
It’s Saturday night, and U&Dave is packed with an eclectic mix of comedy, documentary, reality and sci‑fi that will keep you glued to your screen. Below is a quick rundown of the top picks, each with a little opinion and the exact London times you should tune in.
1. Would I Lie To You? – 09:20–10:40
David Mitchell and Lee Mack lead a lineup of comedians who try to out‑deceive each other with plausible lies. The show’s quick‑fire format keeps the energy high, and the variety of guest stars means there’s always something fresh to laugh at. It’s still entertaining and guarantees a dose of light‑hearted humour.
2. James May’s Cars of the People – 07:20–08:20
Former Top Gear host James May explores the post‑war automotive boom that propelled Germany and Japan to automotive supremacy. His descriptive narrative and the historical insights provide a reliable look at how cars shaped societies.
3. Storage Hunters UK – 08:20–09:20
In a two‑episode run, Sam and Nat hunt for hidden treasures in storage units across the UK. The auction drama is compelling, and the occasional petrol‑head finds keep the show lively.
4. Red Dwarf – 21:00–22:00
Space‑comedy at its finest, Red Dwarf delivers absurd adventures with a crew that never fails to entertain. Its blend of science‑fiction and slapstick holds up well for fans of quirky humor.
5. Not Going Out New Year Special: Resolutions – 23:00–00:00
The New Year’s Eve party with Lee and Lucy turns chaotic as family members spill their resolutions. The special’s mix of situational comedy and heartfelt moments makes it a reliable cap‑off for the night.
Bottom line: This Saturday offers a balanced mix— from quick wit in “Would I Lie To You?” to historical insight with “James May’s Cars of the People,” the reality thrills of “Storage Hunters UK,” the sci‑fi laughs of “Red Dwarf,” and the nostalgic feel‑good vibes of the “Not Going Out” special.