Four in a Bed

More4 Tuesday Treats: From B&B Brawls to Car Fix‑Ups

Four in a Bed – 08:55‑09:30

Helen and Lauren compete at North Kingsfield Holiday Cottages in Yorkshire. The bathrooms are criticised and the lack of mirrors reflects badly. Still entertaining when they bring their guests back to the ground floor. Opinion: The show offers a relatable slice of life, but the pacing can feel uneven.

Four in a Bed – 09:30‑10:00

Steve and Maria host at Crackin’ View Guest House in Northumberland. The breakfast mishap leaves the audience amused but the competition is still solid. Opinion: Good for viewers who enjoy light‑hearted hospitality drama.

Four in a Bed – 10:00‑11:05

Ali and Serge host at Domo Boutique Hotel in Birmingham. The décor dazzles Helen, yet a caffeine conundrum sparks tension. Opinion: A decent mix of charm and conflict.

Four in a Bed – 11:05‑11:35

Lisa and Neil at The Crown Inn in Norfolk try to win with historic setting. Noise and windows are a distraction, but the show still holds up well. Opinion: Keeps viewers engaged with its quirks.

Come Dine with Me – 11:35‑12:05

Emma Parsons believes personality alone will win. The first episode is light‑hearted, but humour relies on inside jokes. Opinion: A solid choice if you want a relaxed night of cooking and friendly banter.

Come Dine with Me – 12:05‑12:35

Adam James gets his tan ready but stumbles in the kitchen with bright cabbage. Opinion: Provides entertaining culinary mishaps.

Come Dine with Me – 12:35‑13:05

Lisa Styles plans to impress with a butler‑staffed mansion. Emma’s main course is compared to an armpit. Opinion: Shows the clash of ambition and reality.

Come Dine with Me – 13:05‑13:40

Hal Dervish serves six dishes and Turkish dancing. Opinion: Offers a lively blend of cuisine and culture.

Come Dine with Me – 13:40‑14:15

Diane hosts a black‑tie event, adding sophistication. Opinion: One of the better options for a refined evening.

Car S.O.S – 16:50‑17:50

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a 1980s Fiesta XR2 for Brian. The repair process is detailed and engaging. Opinion: Great for car enthusiasts and DIY lovers.

Car S.O.S – 17:50‑18:50

They tackle a 32‑year‑old Honda CR‑X, dealing with mice damage. Opinion: A fun showcase of restoration challenges.

The Dog House – 18:50‑19:55

Buddy, a French bulldog, seeks a forever home. The episode follows several dogs’ stories. Opinion: Heart‑warming content for pet lovers.

The Dog House – 19:55‑21:00

Brother and sister terrier puppies Bobo and Lenny face different personalities while looking for homes. Opinion: A gentle look at animal adoption.

24 Hours in A&E – 21:00‑22:00

Sylvia, 95, falls down stairs; Mark, 39, is hit by a car. The episode captures the urgency of emergency care. Opinion: Reveals the intensity of hospital work.

24 Hours in A&E – 22:00‑23:05

Steve is rushed after a head injury; Fleur has a leg pain; Muffy recalls airline experience. Opinion: Offers a realistic view of emergency department life.

999: On the Front Line – 23:05‑24:05

A man experiences diabetic hypoglycaemia; a woman may injure herself while sleepwalking. Opinion: Highlights emergency response challenges.

Emergency Helicopter Medics – 00:05‑01:10

A head‑on car smash in Cumbria leaves Nick’s life hanging; heli‑medics battle weather to reach a trapped man. Opinion: Shows the heroics of rescue teams.

Food Unwrapped – 03:20‑03:50

Kate explores cold‑brew and iced coffee differences in Kenya; news from Staffordshire about sweet parsnips. Opinion: Offers factual insight into food science.

Bottom line: With a mix of hospitality, culinary, automotive, medical and animal programming, More4 delivers a well‑rounded Tuesday lineup. Each show has its own appeal, so pick what suits your mood and enjoy a varied evening.

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Come Dine with MeCar S.O.SThe Dog House24 Hours in A&E999: On the Front LineEmergency Helicopter MedicsFood Unwrapped