Looking for something to keep you glued to the screen this weekend? More4 is offering a mix of reality, travel, culinary, and medical insight that covers all the bases. Below is a rundown of the most popular shows you won’t want to miss, plus a quick guide for different age groups and interests.
Reality Gold: Four in a Bed
Air times: 08:55-09:30, 09:30-09:55, 09:55-10:30, 10:30-11:00, 11:00-11:35, 11:35-12:35 BST. The series follows a rotating cast of B&B hosts across the UK, offering a blend of hospitality mishaps and heartfelt service. Personally, I find the show’s light‑hearted conflict and genuine hospitality moments a solid pick for anyone who enjoys a relaxed reality show without the drama overload.
Travel & Property: A Place in the Sun
Air times: 11:35-12:35, 12:35-13:35, 13:35-14:35, 14:35-15:35, 15:35-16:35, 16:35-17:35, 17:35-18:35, 18:35-19:35 BST. This series follows families and individuals searching for holiday homes across Spain and Malta. I’d say it’s a reliable option for viewers who love property hunting and sunny escapades; the pacing is steady and the hosts are engaging.
Culinary Showdown: Come Dine with Me
Air times: 15:40-16:15, 16:15-16:50, 16:50-17:20, 17:20-17:50, 17:50-18:20 BST. Five hosts take turns cooking for a panel of judges, with the twist that they must serve each other. The show is a fun, light‑hearted contest that works well for food lovers and casual viewers alike. I appreciate the candid moments, even if the food quality sometimes dips.
Medical Insight: 24 Hours in A&E
Air times: 21:00-22:00, 22:00-23:05, 23:05-00:10 BST. This series follows patients and staff at King’s College Hospital, balancing real‑life emergencies with human stories. For those who prefer realistic medical drama, it’s a one of the better options; the narrative is compelling but not sensationalised.
Rapid Response: 999: On the Front Line
Air times: 23:05-00:10, 00:10-00:15 BST. Focusing on West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics, this show offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at emergency response. If you’re fascinated by first‑responder work, this is a reliable choice, though the short runtime means you’ll see only snippets each episode.
Special: The Perfect Pitch
Air time: 03:20-03:50 BST. A group of campers tour North Wales and pitch their favourite spots. For night owls who enjoy travel documentaries, it’s a decent pick; the pacing is leisurely and the scenery is on point.
Home & Garden: Discover Must Have Ideas
Air times: 03:50-07:00, 07:00-08:55 BST. The series showcases the latest home and garden trends, delivered in a quick, upbeat format. If you’re into DIY or interior design, it’s a reliable option for daily inspiration.
Hospital Drama: The Emergency Ward
Air times: 21:00-22:00, 22:00-23:10 BST. Dr Papson and Dr Halid tackle urgent cases in the ward. It’s a solid pick for viewers who enjoy medical drama without the over‑dramatic flair of soaps.
Audience Recommendations
Adults who enjoy light reality shows: Four in a Bed. Travel enthusiasts: A Place in the Sun. Foodies: Come Dine with Me. Those craving realistic medical drama: 24 Hours in A&E. If you prefer emergency services: 999: On the Front Line. Younger viewers may find the medical dramas intense; consider the lighter property and cooking shows instead.
Bottom Line
More4’s weekend schedule offers a balanced mix of reality, travel, culinary, and medical content that can cater to a broad audience. Pick the show that fits your mood, and you’re set for a relaxed yet engaging weekend.