The Simpsons – A Classic That Keeps On Delivering
The long‑running animated series returns with episode S19 Ep1/20. After a daring rescue, Mr Burns rewards Homer with a flight on his corporate jet. It’s a light‑hearted encore that still feels fresh. If you’re after a familiar laugh, this episode is a reliable pick.
Live: Sunday Brunch – Food, Friends and a Dash of Pop Culture
Hosted by Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer, the 3‑hour chat show features guests The Darkness, Bill Bailey, Debbie McGee and Ellie White, with music from The Big Moon. It’s a relaxed spread that balances humour with culinary tips, and the panel’s banter keeps it engaging. A solid choice for a lazy Sunday.
F1 Mexican GP Qualifying – High‑Octane Action
The live broadcast showcases the qualifying session for the Mexican Grand Prix. With Verstappen and Pérez battling for pole, the stakes are high. Sports fans will find it thrilling, though the event is short (1 hour), so it’s a quick adrenaline burst.
Gogglebox – Reality TV Re‑imagined
In episode S28 Ep9, the panel discusses the week’s top shows, from Celebrity Race Across the World to The Graham Norton Show. If you enjoy meta‑commentary on television, this is a one‑stop shop. Watch for the witty banter that often highlights the best (and worst) moments.
Kevin McCloud’s Listed Britain – Heritage That Stands the Test of Time
Episode 3 dives into the survival of a cathedral’s ruins and the rescue of a collapsed masterpiece. The documentary is informative and visually stunning, catering to history buffs and architecture lovers alike. It’s a thoughtful, medium‑length watch (1 hour).
Bottom Line: Channel 4’s Sunday lineup gives you a spectrum of options – from the familiar humour of The Simpsons to the high‑speed excitement of F1, and the reflective tone of Kevin McCloud’s documentary. Pick what suits your mood and you’ll have a satisfying viewing experience.