Agatha Christie’s Poirot – “Death in the Clouds”

Start: 08:10 – 10:30 (2:20). Poirot finds himself on a Paris‑to‑London flight when a money‑lender is murdered with a poisoned dart. The classic detective work and period detail keep it engaging.

Opinion: The episode still entertains, with a crisp narrative that honours the original mystery style.

Heartbeat – “Mountains and Molehills”

Start: 10:30 – 11:35 (1:05). A nostalgic police drama set in 1960s Yorkshire. Steve gets tangled up when a maid at Ashfordly Hall shows interest.

Opinion: Holds up well; the period charm and simple plot make it a reliable pick.

Midsomer Murders – “Who Killed Cock Robin?”

Start: 12:35 – 14:35 (2:00). The disappearance of a villager forces DCI Barnaby to confront an old foe disguised as a local squire.

Opinion: The mystery remains a reliable staple of ITV3’s crime lineup.

Classic Emmerdale (multiple episodes)

Start: 06:05 – 15:10 (spanning three 30‑minute blocks). From hidden plans at the Woolpack to secret relationships, these episodes showcase the drama that made the show a long‑running favorite.

Opinion: Still entertaining for fans of the classic soap format.

Classic Coronation Street (multiple episodes)

Start: 07:05 – 16:50 (spanning three blocks). The show offers a mix of courtroom tension, factory drama, and personal relationships.

Opinion: Holds up well as a nostalgic choice.

George and Mildred – “Where My Caravan Has Rested”

Start: 01:00 – 01:25 (25 min). A light‑hearted sitcom featuring Mildred’s sister Ethel and George’s caravan adventures.

Opinion: Still entertaining, offering a gentle laugh for those who enjoy classic comedy.

Bottom Line

ITV3’s Thursday lineup covers a spectrum of genres, from detective drama to nostalgic soaps and classic comedy. Whether you’re in the mood for mystery, period drama or a light hearted laugh, there’s something to keep you entertained. Keep in mind that schedules can change, so double‑check the times before you settle in.