Sunday at U&Dave: Adventure, Truth‑Telling, and Comedy – Your Ultimate Watchlist
It’s a Sunday that’s packed for any mood. Whether you want your adrenaline pumped, your brain tickled, or your laugh lines stretched, U&Dave has something on the agenda. Below is a rundown of the standout programmes, the times you can catch them, and a quick opinion on whether they’ll hold your attention.
1. World’s Most Dangerous Roads
Peru – Episode 3 (07:25 – 08:10)

Ben Fogle and Hugh Dennis traverse the Peruvian Andes, pushing the limits of both their courage and the cars. The footage is crisp, the storytelling engaging, and the scenery breathtaking. If you’re into high‑altitude thrills, this is the one to stream.
2. Storage Hunters UK
Episode 3 (08:10 – 08:40)

The UK spin on the format delivers the same mix of high‑stakes bidding and unexpected finds, but with a distinctly British twist. It’s entertaining, though the stakes feel a bit lower than the original. Still, a solid watch for fans of the genre.
3. Yukon Gold
Episode 4 & 5 (08:40 – 10:40)

Ken’s excavator mishap and Bernie’s changing luck make for a tense, yet familiar, reality drama. The show’s pacing is steady, but the stakes feel familiar. Good for a relaxed Sunday evening.
4. Red Bull Soapbox Race 2017: London
(10:40 – 13:40)

Watch teams glide through London’s streets in gravity‑powered soapboxes. The spectacle is lively and the crashes, while chaotic, keep the momentum. A fun, family‑friendly option.
5. Would I Lie To You?
Episode 6 – 9 (14:40 – 18:00)

Rob Brydon hosts a panel that flips between truth and fib. The mix of guests, from Richard Hammond to Judy Murray, keeps the banter fresh. It’s a reliable source of light‑hearted conversation, though the format feels repetitive if you’ve seen many episodes.
6. Equator with Simon Reeve
Episode 2 – Indonesia (18:00 – 19:00)

Simon Reeve ventures into Indonesia’s archipelago, offering cultural insights and a glimpse into the lives of its diverse peoples. The documentary is informative and engaging, a good pick for viewers who appreciate travel‑focused content.
7. Mock the Week
Episode 6 – 7 (22:40 – 00:00)

Chris Addison and the rest crack the news with sharp wit. The show’s humour remains fresh, though the commentary can feel a bit dated depending on your taste. Still, a solid laugh for the late‑night crowd.
8. QI XL
Episode 16 – History (01:00 – 02:00)

Stephen Fry interrogates history with a panel of bright minds. The discussion is clever, though the pacing may feel slower for those used to quick‑fire quizzing. A niche but rewarding watch.
9. Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish
Episode 6 (03:00 – 04:00)

Dave Gorman’s stand‑up takes a playful look at everyday absurdities. The pacing is brisk and the jokes land well for a casual viewer. A decent opening after the heavy‑lift schedule.
Bottom Line
Sunday on U&Dave offers a varied mix from adrenaline‑filled road trips to light‑hearted panel banter. Whether you want to feel the rush of the Andes or simply enjoy a quick laugh, the channel has a selection to match your mood. Pick a show, settle in, and let the Sunday streaming begin.
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