Monday – 21 Sep (Mon)
Start your week with the enduring charm of The King of Queens at 06:55, followed by heart‑warming sitcoms and a dash of reality. The day’s highlight, 06:55‑07:20, is the beloved sitcom episode that keeps the laughs coming. Opinion: The episode reaffirms the show’s knack for simple, relatable humor. For families, the early comedy slots are recommended for lighthearted viewing. Teenagers will find the light banter in Everybody Loves Raymond at 08:10 engaging, while older viewers can appreciate the classic wit of Frasier from 09:10 to 10:10.
Mid‑day, Countdown takes the stage at 14:10, a reliable brain‑teaser that keeps you sharp. Opinion: It holds up well against newer quiz formats. The afternoon brings A Place in the Sun at 15:00 and Help! We Bought a Village at 16:00, both offering a mix of travel and makeover drama. For couples looking for a relaxed evening, Come Dine with Me at 17:30 offers a fun dinner‑party vibe. The week wraps with American Pickers at 23:05, a satisfying auction‑style finale.
Tuesday – 22 Sep (Tue)
Tuesday opens with another episode of The King of Queens at 06:55 and a fresh episode of Everybody Loves Raymond at 07:10. The day’s big draw is New: The Great British Bake Off at 19:00, a baking competition that promises sweet drama. Opinion: The contestants’ creativity makes this a one of the better options for baking enthusiasts. The morning’s Countdown at 14:10 stays the same, offering a familiar intellectual challenge. Reality aficionados can indulge in Find It, Fix It, Flog It at 12:10, while the late afternoon features a quirky mix with New: Tempting Fortune at 20:00.
Wednesday – 23 Sep (Wed)
Wednesday’s schedule is dominated by The King of Queens from 06:20 to 07:30, delivering humor that never feels stale. The centerpiece for those who love practical hacks is Find It, Fix It, Flog It at 12:10, where ingenuity is rewarded. For the nostalgic, Channel 4 News Summary at 12:05 offers a quick snapshot of events. The afternoon’s Countdown at 14:00 remains a dependable brain‑teaser. Evening viewers can enjoy the lighthearted Help! We Bought a Village at 15:00 and the reality series Four in a Bed at 17:30.
Thursday – 24 Sep (Thu)
Thursday kicks off with The King of Queens at 06:20, followed by the familiar Countdown at 14:00, a reliable mental workout. The day offers a mix of travel with A Place in the Sun at 15:00 and reality with Help! We Bought a Village at 16:00. For those seeking adrenaline, the F1 Azerbaijan GP Highlights at 19:00 brings racing excitement. The late evening is capped by New: Live from The Lycett Arms at 22:05, offering a cozy pub atmosphere.
Friday – 25 Sep (Fri)
Friday is a showcase of The King of Queens from 06:20 to 09:10, a marathon of classic sitcom fun. Mid‑day, Countdown at 14:00 stays the same. The afternoon features A Place in the Sun at 15:00 and Help! We Bought a Village at 16:00. For families, the American Pie film at 23:50 offers a late‑night comedy. The evening’s New: Celebrity Pottery Throw Down at 23:00 provides a creative spin on competition.
Saturday – 26 Sep (Sat)
Saturday begins early with Come Dine with Me at 00:40, a series that keeps the culinary drama alive. The day’s highlight is the long-running Countdown at 14:00, a reliable mind‑bender. In the afternoon, The Simpsons episodes run from 09:35 to 12:10, offering classic animated humor for all ages. The evening brings The Great British Bake Off from 13:45 to 15:15, followed by New: Live from The Lycett Arms at 23:20. The midnight slot features Withnail and I at 23:20, a cult classic for cinephiles.
Sunday – 27 Sep (Sun)
Sunday starts with a late night Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA at 23:20, a reality series with culinary drama. The day’s main content continues with Countdown at 14:00, The Simpsons from 09:35 to 12:10, and The Great British Bake Off from 13:45 to 15:15. Late evening viewers will find F1 Azerbaijan GP Highlights at 16:30 and New: The Space Race in Colour at 19:00. The night ends with New: Gogglebox at 21:00 and New: Live from The Lycett Arms at 23:20.
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