Weekend Watchlist
Channel 4’s slate this weekend packs a punch. If you’re after comedy that still holds up, reality that turns the ordinary into the extraordinary, or hard‑hitting news, you’ve got it all. Let’s break it down by genre, age group and interest.
Comedy That Holds Up Well
At 11:25 BST, The Simpsons takes you to Springfield’s latest absurd adventure in “Hail to the Teeth” – a classic episode that still ticks the boxes of satire and family fun. I think it’s one of the better options for anyone who enjoys a blend of nostalgia and fresh punchlines.

At 06:35 BST, Cheers delivers a sharp episode with a con‑man plot that feels like an old‑school detective story. The witty banter between Sam and Diane makes it a reliable pick for a quick laugh.

At 07:55 BST, Everybody Loves Raymond’s “Debra’s Parents” episode offers a classic sitcom dynamic – the tension of family visits and the humor of misinterpretation. It’s a one‑of‑the‑better options for viewers who love light‑hearted domestic drama.

At 09:55 BST, Frasier’s “The Life of the Party” episode reminds us why the show’s clever wordplay still feels fresh. The romantic rivalry and sharp wit make it a solid choice for fans of sophisticated comedy.

Reality & Design for Eye‑Candy
At 16:30 BST, Grand Designs showcases a daring new home that blends stone and zinc in rolling Yorkshire hills. The challenges are thick, but the creative outcome holds up well for design buffs seeking inspiration.

At 13:55 BST, Four in a Bed’s “Last time out” episode gives you a peek into the B&B’s quirky host dynamics. The show still delivers reliable entertainment for fans of hospitality reality.

News & Current Affairs for Busy Minds
At 18:30 BST, Channel 4 News offers a concise rundown of the day’s happenings, complete with weather updates. It’s a reliable snapshot for those who want to stay informed without a time‑consuming deep dive.

Special Interest: Animal Lovers
At 13:00 BST, The Dog House’s “Evie the lurcher” episode shows how a dog can ease another’s fears. It’s a heart‑warming pick for animal enthusiasts looking for gentle, feel‑good content.

Live Music & Culture
At 10:00 BST, Live: Sunday Brunch brings musicians, chefs and guests together for a lively afternoon. The energy is reliable and the conversations are one of the better options for a relaxed, entertaining Sunday.

Bottom Line
Channel 4’s weekend lineup offers a balanced mix. Comedy still holds up well, reality delivers eye‑catching moments, and the news keeps you grounded. Whether you’re looking for laughs, design inspiration or a quick briefing, there’s something for every mood.