What to Watch on U&Yesterday Next Week
Monday – 31 Aug
08:00 – Bangers & Cash (Episode 1)
Get ready for a bang‑in‑the‑box of classic car auctions. Derek and Paul chase rare models and the show’s energy is unmistakable. For car lovers and families who enjoy a light‑hearted competition, this is a solid pick. Even adults who are not into cars can enjoy the banter and the occasional heartfelt story about a beloved vehicle.
Tuesday – 01 Sep
06:10 – The Architecture the Railways Built (Episode 1)
Tim Dunn explores the hidden gems of the UK’s rail heritage. The documentary is a visual treat, perfect for history enthusiasts and architecture buffs. It offers a calm, reliable look at the engineering marvels that shaped the nation.
Wednesday – 02 Sep
01:00 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (Episode 1)
Henry Cole and Simon O’Brien hunt, restore and sell antiques. The show balances humour with practical tips, making it ideal for anyone who appreciates the DIY spirit or who is curious about vintage collectibles.
Thursday – 03 Sep
01:00 – Abandoned Engineering (Episode 11)
Explore abandoned industrial sites in Paris and along the riverbanks. The eerie visuals appeal to fans of urban exploration and architectural decay. Teen viewers looking for a more adventurous, slightly spooky series will find it compelling.
Friday – 04 Sep
12:00 – Antiques Roadshow (Episode 15)
Fiona Bruce and the Antiques Roadshow team uncover treasures from a 12th‑century sculpture to a Titanic‑era relic. The show is a gentle, engaging journey into history and craftsmanship, suitable for all ages and especially for those who enjoy a touch of nostalgia.
Saturday – 05 Sep
19:00 – Seven Worlds One Planet (Episode 3)
David Attenborough brings the wild side of South America to life, featuring pumas, poison dart frogs and anacondas. Nature lovers and families can enjoy the vivid storytelling and the planet‑wide perspective.
Sunday – 06 Sep
17:00 – Planet Earth (Episode 5)
Witness the drama of grasslands across the globe. The documentary’s striking visuals and accessible narration make it a great choice for viewers of all ages who want to learn about the planet’s diverse ecosystems.
Bottom Line: U&Yesterday’s lineup this week offers a balanced mix of history, nature, and light entertainment, ensuring there’s something for every taste. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a history buff, or simply looking for a family‑friendly show, this schedule has you covered.
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