Sunday Night on ITV3: Crime, Classics and a Touch of Wilderness
If you’re looking for a Sunday that keeps you on the edge of your seat while still offering heart‑warming moments, ITV3’s schedule is a solid pick. Below is a quick guide to the standout shows across the night, complete with start times in London and a short opinion on each. Grab your popcorn and enjoy the ride.
Wild at Heart – 06:00 – 07:05
Nature documentary meets human drama. Du Plessis announces a move to England while Rosie uncovers shocking animal cruelty. It’s still entertaining for viewers who enjoy wildlife without the usual drama tropes.
Inspector Morse – 06:00 – 08:15
Morse and Lewis tackle a murder in Oxford’s Greek community. The language barrier adds a fresh twist to the classic detective formula, and the series still feels sharp in its writing. A reliable pick for crime fans.
Agatha Christie’s Poirot – 08:15 – 10:15
David Suchet’s Belgian detective is called to solve a murder on the Blue Train. The episode maintains the series’ meticulous attention to detail and continues to hold up well for new viewers.
The Darling Buds of May – 10:15 – 11:20
A light‑hearted comedy‑drama about a family in the 1950s. The mix of humor and gentle drama offers a nice break from the intensity of the crime shows earlier in the night.
Downton Abbey – 12:30 – 14:00
The latest season of the beloved period drama begins with Mary grappling with loss and Jimmy developing a new interest. The series remains the benchmark for polished period storytelling, and it’s a safe bet for viewers who enjoy rich character arcs.
New: Blue Murder Motel – 18:05 – 19:05
A thriller that turns a birthday weekend into a “run for your life”. The plot’s twists keep the suspense high, making it a solid choice for late‑night tension.
Midsomer Murders – 20:05 – 22:05
Barnaby faces a decades‑old battle of the sexes in this episode. The show’s blend of quirky village life and dark mysteries continues to defy expectations, keeping audiences hooked to the end.
Bottom line: ITV3’s Sunday schedule offers a balanced mix of crime, drama, comedy, and nature. Whether you’re in the mood for a detective mystery or a gentle period drama, there’s a slot that’s just right.
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