Reel Nostalgia: The Simpsons keeps delivering
From "I Love Lisa" to "Last Exit to Springfield", the Sunday block is packed with the iconic family’s latest escapades. It begins at 07:25 BST, a time that aligns with the afternoon lull many viewers feel after the morning’s news. The episode about a Valentine's Day card that sparks a family feud is still entertaining, delivering the show’s trademark satire with a fresh twist.
Food & Culture: Live: Sunday Brunch
Kick off at 09:00 BST with a live show that mixes celebrity gossip with a touch of culinary curiosity. Tabby Stoecker leads the conversation, and the show’s 3‑hour span enforces a relaxed atmosphere that suits the weekend mood. While the format is familiar, the personalities bring a reliable energy that keeps viewers glued.
Pet Lovers: The Dog House
At 12:00 BST, Sue pulls out all the stops to help Lady find a home. The hour‑and‑five slot gives enough time for the emotional journey to unfold, and the show’s humane approach is one of the better options for animal‑loving households.
Home Makeover: Worst House on the Street
The 13:05 BST slot features Jamie and Adam tackling a dated terrace on a tight budget. While the premise feels familiar, their ingenuity offers a one of the better options for budget‑conscious viewers.
DIY & Design: George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces
Beginning at 14:05 BST, the show promises a slice of Africa in the Midlands, a new ski chalet on wheels, and a ship‑shape lifeboat. The eclectic mix keeps the series one of the better options for design aficionados.
Reality Check: Gogglebox & Celebrity Gogglebox
At 21:00 BST, Gogglebox delivers a verdict on the week’s TV, followed by Celebrity Gogglebox at 22:00 BST. The pan‑view format remains reliable, offering a balanced mix of nostalgia and contemporary pop culture.
Other Highlights
Channel 4 News at 17:15 BST provides a quick snapshot of current affairs, while Inside McVitie’s at 17:45 BST offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at biscuit manufacturing. New shows such as Celebrity Pottery Throw Down and Apocalypse: Could You Survive? add fresh twists, but their longer formats may not suit every viewer’s taste.
Bottom line: Channel 4’s Sunday programming blends nostalgia, culinary delight, and practical home improvement, giving viewers a varied lineup that caters to diverse tastes.