Sunday Unplugged: U&Drama’s Best Drama, Mystery, and Comedy Lineup
Ready for a Sunday binge? U&Drama rolls out a line‑up that spans police drama, heartfelt period pieces, and a dash of comedy. Below we split the day into bite‑sized chunks and give you a quick verdict on why each show deserves a spot on your screen.
The Bill – 07:10 – 11:00 BST
Time: 07:10 – 11:00 BST (six episodes back‑to‑back)
The writers keep the storylines tight, and the character interactions feel fresh – even after decades on air.
Opinion: A steady, reliable choice for viewers who enjoy procedural drama. It holds up well with its blend of mystery and character depth.
Call the Midwife – 12:00 – 14:25 BST
Time: 12:00 – 14:25 BST (two episodes)
The series continues to explore the challenges of mid‑wife nursing in the 1960s with heart‑warming stories and strong performances.
Opinion: Still entertaining and relatable, offering a soothing break from the late‑night thrillers.
Catherine Cookson: The Rag Nymph – 14:25 – 17:45 BST
Time: 14:25 – 17:45 BST (3 h 20 min)
Set in Victorian Newcastle, this feature‑length drama follows orphaned Millie as she is taken in by a rag woman – a tale of resilience and community.
Opinion: A gripping period piece that delivers solid storytelling and strong character arcs.
Home Fires – 17:45 – 18:50 BST
Time: 17:45 – 18:50 BST (1 h 5 min)
In the final episode of season two, the village prepares for harvest and faces looming threats to their farm.
Opinion: A reliable slice of rural drama that grounds the viewer in community life.
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates – 18:50 – 20:00 BST
Time: 18:50 – 20:00 BST (1 h 10 min)
Patricia Routledge turns detective, solving a case that threatens a woman’s refuge.
Opinion: A lighthearted detective show that keeps the pace brisk and the humor intact.
Silent Witness – 21:00 – 23:15 BST
Time: 21:00 – 23:15 BST (2 h 15 min)
Investigating a plane crash, Nikki unravels a story of sabotage and intrigue.
Opinion: One of the better options for a late‑night, investigative drama that keeps you guessing.
New Tricks – 23:15 – 00:15 BST
Time: 23:15 – 00:15 BST (1 h)
Missing actress case revisited – the team faces the challenge of a viral clip that forces a new investigation.
Opinion: Holds up well as a late‑night crime drama with solid performances.
2point4 Children – 01:35 – 02:55 BST
Time: 01:35 – 02:55 BST (1 h 20 min)
Quirky family sitcom that still delivers laughs with its unique family dynamics.
Opinion: A reliable comedy that’s worth the late‑night chuckle.
Hotel Portofino – 02:55 – 04:00 BST
Time: 02:55 – 04:00 BST (1 h 5 min)
Plot thickens as family heirlooms and blackmail intersect over dinner.
Opinion: One of the better options for viewers who enjoy a mix of drama and intrigue.
Bottom Line: U&Drama’s Sunday lineup offers a solid blend of drama, mystery, and comedy. From the familiar beats of The Bill to the heart‑warming scenes of Call the Midwife, there’s something that fits every mood. Whether you’re in for a late‑night investigative thrill or a cozy family sitcom, this schedule covers it all.
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