Monday – Classic Comedy & Culinary Fixes
Start at 05:55 – The King of Queens (S3 Ep20/25). The show continues to deliver familiar laughs, and its humor still holds up well for fans of classic sitcoms.
For families, the light‑hearted banter is safe for all ages.
Comedy enthusiasts will find it one of the better options this week.
At 08:10 – Frasier (S8 Ep1). The witty banter between Niles and Daphne offers a sharp, reliable comedy that stays relevant.
Adults who appreciate smart humor will enjoy the episode’s clever twists.
Teenagers looking for dry wit might find it slightly dated.
09:40 – Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (S1 Ep5). Gordon’s culinary rescue is engaging and still offers a one‑time‑only feel for food lovers.
Cooking fans will appreciate the practical makeover advice, while casual viewers will find it entertaining.
11:05 – Countdown (50‑minute quiz). The quick‑fire challenge keeps viewers on their toes, and it remains a reliable staple for trivia lovers.
Kids can join in with the games, while adults enjoy the competition.
13:10 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (S7 Ep4). The repair‑upcycling show offers a practical look at home improvement, and it holds up well for DIY enthusiasts.
Families can watch and learn together.
15:00 – The Great B&B Challenge (Ep11). The finals week brings fresh competition and one of the better options for hospitality fans.
Adults who enjoy business challenges will find it engaging.
17:00 – New: A New Life in the Sun (S8 Ep1). The show’s premise of expats starting new businesses abroad is still relevant, and it remains a reliable pick for viewers interested in real‑world entrepreneurship.
18:30 – Channel 4 News (30‑minute news). A trustworthy source for the latest headlines.
Tuesday – Reality & Re‑watch
08:10 – Frasier (S8 Ep2). The show continues to deliver sharp dialogue; it remains a reliable pick for fans of classic sitcoms.
10:10 – Countdown (50‑minute). The puzzle and numbers game stays engaging for trivia lovers.
12:05 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (S7 Ep5). The show’s DIY spirit still resonates with viewers who love hands‑on projects.
15:00 – The Great B&B Challenge (Ep12). The final round keeps the tension high and remains a strong pick for business reality fans.
17:00 – New: A New Life in the Sun (S8 Ep2). The new episodes add fresh stories, offering a reliable option for viewers following the series.
Wednesday – Film & Film
00:50 – Minari (2020 film). The moving drama still provides a reliable look at family and identity.
Teenagers and adults will appreciate the cultural nuance.
02:50 – Captain Marvel (2019). The superhero action remains a strong pick for younger viewers and fans of Marvel.
04:20 – Nope (2022). The sci‑fi horror‑comedy offers a unique blend, and it remains relevant for adults and teens who enjoy genre‑mixing.
05:45 – A Quiet Place Part II (2020). The tense thriller still holds up, appealing to families who enjoy suspenseful drama.
Thursday – Drama & Reality
00:10 – Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (S4 Ep3). Gordon Ramsay’s intervention style remains engaging for cooking drama fans.
01:35 – Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (S4 Ep5). The show keeps the drama alive and is a reliable pick for those who love restaurant make‑over stories.
02:25 – Travel Man: 48 Hours in Salzburg. The travel documentary holds up well for adventure seekers.
03:15 – Four in a Bed. The B&B competition remains a strong pick for hospitality fans.
05:05 – Attack the Block (2011). The sci‑fi horror‑comedy still offers a unique blend for teens and adults interested in genre mash‑ups.
Friday – Classic & Current
08:10 – Frasier (S8 Ep3). The witty banter continues to be a reliable pick for sitcom lovers.
09:50 – The Simpsons (S4 Ep1/22). The long‑running animated series remains entertaining for all ages, though it may feel dated for teens.
10:20 – The Simpsons (S4 Ep3/22). The show’s satirical humor holds up well for adults.
11:20 – The Simpsons (S4 Ep4/22). The episode still offers a reliable laugh for families.
12:55 – Cheers (S2 Ep17/22). The classic sitcom remains engaging for older viewers.
17:30 – F1 Italian GP Highlights. The racing footage offers a strong pick for sports enthusiasts.
Saturday – Sci‑Fi & Pop Culture
00:05 – Attack the Block (2011). A unique blend of sci‑fi and comedy that still feels fresh to younger viewers.
01:35 – Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (S4 Ep5). The drama remains relevant for cooking drama fans.
02:25 – Travel Man (48 Hours in Salzburg). A travel documentary that stays engaging for adventure fans.
Sunday – Specials & Extras
00:05 – Taskmaster (S22 Ep1/10). The comedy challenge remains a reliable pick for those who enjoy eccentric games.
01:35 – Gogglebox (S28 Ep1). The panel reviews of drama and variety shows remain entertaining for families.
02:25 – Live: Sunday Brunch (3:00). The talk‑show format offers a strong pick for viewers who like food and light conversation.
03:15 – New: Gogglebox (S28 Ep1). The comedic commentary stays relevant for viewers who enjoy pop‑culture reviews.
04:55 – Joe Lycett: More, More, More!. The stand‑up special remains engaging for comedy fans.
Bottom line: Whether you’re after nostalgic chuckles or a fresh reality challenge, Channel 4’s lineup this week offers something for everyone.
