E4 Tuesday Must‑Watch Picks: Simpsons, Below Deck Mediterranean & More

If you’re looking for a mix of nostalgia, reality drama and light‑hearted entertainment, E4’s Tuesday lineup has you covered. From the ever‑relatable Simpsons to the glitzy life aboard Below Deck Mediterranean, there’s something for every mood. Below are our picks, with a quick opinion on what you’ll get from each show.

1. The Simpsons – S6 Ep5/25 “Sideshow Bob Roberts”

In this episode, Sideshow Bob escapes prison and runs for Mayor of Springfield, aiming to exact revenge on Bart. The episode blends classic satire with a new political angle.

Opinion: Still entertaining, the episode keeps the humor sharp while offering a fresh narrative twist. It’s a solid pick for a quick laugh.

The Simpsons

2. Below Deck Mediterranean – S10 Ep7 “New Crew Member”

A new crew member revamps the yacht’s operations, while a bachelor looks for love at sea and Aesha warns of a looming love triangle.

Opinion: Holds up well for those craving reality‑driven luxury drama. The storyline is predictable but the on‑board tension keeps it engaging.

Below Deck Mediterranean

3. Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA – S4 Ep4 “Grasshopper Also”

Gordon Ramsay tackles the failing Grasshopper Also restaurant in Carlstadt, New Jersey, offering tough guidance to its family‑owned owners.

Opinion: Reliable for fans of culinary rescue shows. The episode delivers a mix of critique and hopeful redemption.

Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA

4. Couples Come Dine with Me – S3 Ep1 “Warwickshire Edition”

Three rival couples host dinner parties in Warwickshire, showcasing funny facial hair, soppy pet names and a saucy discovery.

Opinion: Still entertaining, though the format can feel repetitive for seasoned viewers. It’s a relaxed choice for a light evening.

Couples Come Dine with Me

5. Modern Family – S5 Ep15 “The Feud”

Phil faces a social chair upset over losing his position to Gil, while a wrestling match sparks a personal battle between family members.

Opinion: Holds up well for fans of family dramedy. The episode balances humor with heartfelt moments.

Modern Family

6. Hollyoaks – S12 Ep1 “Jonah’s Struggle”

Jonah grapples with his son Caleb’s desire to run the village, while Leah and Imran plan a wedding that will halt the village’s routine.

Opinion: Reliable for soap‑opera lovers. The plot offers a blend of drama and romance.

Hollyoaks

7. Gogglebox – S21 Ep2 “On the Box”

The panel watches a mix of Coronation Street, Love Island, Sex Actually and more, offering lively commentary.

Opinion: Still entertaining, especially for viewers who enjoy seeing others’ reactions to mainstream TV.

Gogglebox

8. Brooklyn Nine‑Nine – S6 Ep11 “The Therapist”

Boyle and Peralta investigate a missing patient, while Holt wants to meet Diaz’s new girlfriend.

Opinion: One of the better options for comedy‑drama. The episode keeps the series’ trademark humor alive.

Brooklyn Nine‑Nine

9. First Dates: Valentine’s – S16 Ep4 “Valentine’s Date”

Fred and co navigate love action for a wedding planner, an ex‑politician, and a West End actor on Valentine’s Day.

Opinion: Still entertaining for those who enjoy dating reality. The episode’s humor is light but effective.

First Dates: Valentine’s

10. New: Vanderpump Rules – S12 Ep7 “Paso Aggressive”

Lisa hosts a 20th anniversary party, while Angelica exposes a secret that could shake the group.

Opinion: Holds up well for reality‑enthusiasts. The drama is intense but predictable.

New: Vanderpump Rules

Bottom line

E4’s Tuesday offerings blend classic animation with reality drama and sitcoms. Whether you’re craving a laugh or a splash of luxury, the lineup delivers reliable entertainment. Tune in and pick the show that best matches your mood.