Bangers & Cash
Paul picks up a stunning 1961 Vauxhall Cresta, inspired by American design, changing the face of British motoring.
Opinion: The show remains reliable, offering a satisfying blend of nostalgia and hands‑on restoration.
Abandoned Engineering
Explores two ornate buildings in Texas that were once at the heart of the Mexican Revolution and a secret facility outside Berlin used by a ruthless dictator to escape justice.
Opinion: Still entertaining, it provides a fascinating window into forgotten engineering marvels.
Secret Nazi Bases
Uncovers a long‑abandoned canal project in East Prussia, questioning its true purpose during Nazi Germany’s rise.
Opinion: Holds up well, delivering a sobering look at history’s hidden corners.
The World at War
Revisits the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor through Laurence Olivier’s perspective.
Opinion: One of the better options for WWII enthusiasts, it stays informative and engaging.
Antiques Roadshow
Fiona Bruce visits Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland, where experts advise the Queen on a curious collection of items.
Opinion: Still entertaining, the episode offers a blend of royal intrigue and expert insight.
Blue Planet
David Attenborough salutes survival techniques of creatures in the Arctic and Antarctic.
Opinion: Holds up well, delivering stunning visuals and ecological awareness.
Bottom line: With a mix of automotive passion, historical depth, and natural wonder, Thursday on U&Yesterday offers a well‑rounded viewing experience for any taste. Whether you’re a car aficionado, a history buff, or a nature lover, there’s something here to keep you hooked.