Sunday Funday on That’s TV
It’s Sunday, the day for a relaxed binge‑watch session, and That’s TV has a lineup that feels like a curated time‑machine. Below we break down the highlights, give a quick opinion on each, and tell you where to start.
Goodnight Sweetheart – A War‑time Romance Classic
From 09:15, the familiar faces of Gary and his time‑travelling love‑trio return in episode one of season two. The blend of 1940s nostalgia with contemporary humour keeps the story engaging, and the pacing is steady enough that you won’t feel the time slip away. It still entertains, especially for those who enjoy a lighthearted look at history.
George & Mildred – Classic British Comedy
Next up, 07:25 marks the start of a two‑hour block of George & Mildred. The 1980s sitcom’s sharp wit and memorable characters still resonate. It’s a reliable pick for a quick laugh after the lighter opening shows.
Kenny Everett Video Show – Music & Comedy Gold
At 07:00, the legendary BAFTA‑winning show returns with a 25‑minute segment featuring Leo Sayer and The Real Thing. The blend of music and comedy keeps the vibe breezy; it’s a pleasant way to kick off the day with a taste of the 1970s.
Bless This House – 1970s Family Comedy
From 17:05 the 1972 sitcom featuring Sid James and Robin Askwith offers a light‑hearted look at neighbourly squabbles. The humour is still relevant, making it a solid choice if you want something that feels both familiar and fresh.
Minder – Classic Crime‑Comedy
At 18:55, the timeless crime‑comedy spins out a one‑hour episode. Ray’s misadventures provide a dependable mix of slapstick and clever dialogue, keeping the pacing brisk.
Benidorm – Modern Sitcom
At 20:00 the 3‑hour block of Benidorm offers a comedic take on holiday mishaps. The pacing is a bit slower, but the quirky characters keep the energy high.
Shameless – Bold Reality‑Style Comedy
From 20:55, Shameless’s 1‑hour episode offers a mix of heart and chaos. The show’s realism balances the slapstick, giving it a distinct edge.
Man About The House – Light‑Hearted Rom-Com
At 21:55 a 30‑minute episode of Man About The House delivers a quick dose of romantic mischief. The pacing is snappy, suitable for a quick interlude before the next block.
Mind Your Language – Classic School‑Humour
At 22:25 a 30‑minute episode of Mind Your Language offers a nostalgic look at language learning mishaps. The pacing is brisk, and the comedic timing remains solid.
That’s 60s – Best Music Live!
At 02:05 the 55‑minute block delivers a curated selection of 1960s live performances. It’s a reliable pick for music lovers looking for a taste of the era.
Nearest & Dearest – 70s Sitcom
At 03:00 a 25‑minute episode of Nearest & Dearest offers a light‑hearted look at a family pickle business. The pacing is steady, keeping the humor flowing.
Bottom Line
If you’re looking for a Sunday that balances nostalgia with fresh humour, That’s TV delivers. Grab a drink, settle in, and let the classics do the heavy lifting. Tune in and enjoy the mix of laughs, love, and a touch of history.