Friday Night on More4: B&B Brawl, Food Fights & Road‑Rage Revivals
More4’s Friday lineup is a buffet of reality‑TV guilts and heartfelt moments. Whether you’re a fan of the quirky B&B drama, a foodie craving a new kitchen show, or simply looking for a slice of everyday drama, there’s something to keep you glued to the screen.
B&B Showdown: “Four in a Bed”
The series pits ten B&B owners against one another, each hoping to outshine the others in service, décor and breakfast. The latest episodes see the hosts from the Meudon Hotel in Falmouth, The Royal Oak in Devon and the Angel Guest House in Tiverton battling for the crown. The drama is still entertaining, with a few hosts slipping into melodrama but overall it remains a reliable source of light‑hearted conflict.
Culinary Showdowns: “Come Dine with Me”
The star‑studded season continues with Vincenzo, Sarah Maynard and Steve Carvill turning their homes into culinary arenas. The show’s relaxed format invites viewers to judge the creativity of each dinner, and it still holds up well as a weekly dose of food, fun and a dash of friendly rivalry.
Road‑Rage Revivals: “Car S.O.S”
In this episode, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend tackle a 1978 MGB GT, attempting a first electric conversion. The project is a one‑off that showcases the technical challenges of retro‑car restoration, and it offers a good mix of humor and insight for car enthusiasts.
American Treasure Hunt: “American Pickers”
Mike’s quest for a rare cyclecar in the latest episode is a classic pick‑up‑and‑sell episode. Although the negotiation is tense, the show remains an engaging look at the world of antiques.
Dog‑House Drama: “The Dog House”
Mushy the Maltese and Bear the Labrador bring a heartwarming, yet occasionally tense, look at the search for a new family. The show keeps the tone gentle and relatable, making it one of the better options for families.
French Crime Drama: “New: Coastal Unit”
A brand‑new series from Walter Presents, this French crime drama follows a priest’s murder that pulls Iris and Victor into a mystery filled with twists. The episode’s pacing is steady, and the subtitles make it accessible to an English‑speaking audience.
Medical Reality: “24 Hours in A&E” & “999: On the Front Line”
The medical dramas pick up with a range of urgent cases, from motorbike injuries to hospital emergencies. While the stories are intense, they still hold up as a realistic look at emergency services.
Bottom Line
For a Friday night that balances light‑hearted reality with genuine drama, More4’s mix of B&B rivalry, kitchen battles, vehicle revivals and heartfelt stories offers something for every mood. Pick your favourite and settle in.