More4’s Week‑Long TV Round‑Up: From B&Bs to Road‑Rebuilds
This week on More4 you’ll find a mix of reality, cooking, automotive rescue, pet‑adventure, medical drama and property hunting. Below you’ll see the most popular shows of each genre for every day, with a quick opinion, and recommendations for different ages and interests.
Monday 28 Sep 2026 – The B&B Bonanza
Four in a Bed – The show that keeps the audience glued. It opens at 08:55 BST with a visit to The Lazy Pug in Warwickshire. The episode features a quirky décor that gives some guests a headache. Opinion: The hosts’ banter is lively, but the breakfast battles feel a bit recycled. 
Come Dine with Me – Starts at 10:35 BST with a Caribbean night hosted by a semi‑pro footballer in Leeds. The episode’s theme delivers a fun dinner twist. 
Car S.O.S – Begins at 15:50 BST with a rescue of a 1964 Volvo P1800S in Croydon. The restoration promise gives a nostalgic feel. 
The Dog House – Starts at 17:50 BST, featuring a three‑legged Labrador looking for a new friend. The episode offers light‑hearted pet drama. 
A Place in the Sun – Begins at 02:20 BST, showing a couple in London searching for a holiday home near Cádiz on a £180k budget. 
High Street Shopping – A block from 02:50 BST to 06:00 BST that offers a continuous teleshopping experience. 
Tuesday 29 Sep 2026 – The Road‑Rescue Round
Car S.O.S – The Datsun 240z rescue starts at 16:50 BST, providing a classic 1970s motor revival. 
Opinion: The crew’s camaraderie keeps the restoration narrative engaging.
The Dog House – The episode at 17:50 BST shows a dog‑loving couple looking for a new pet. The episode is a gentle, feel‑good watch. 
24 Hours in A&E – Begins at 21:00 BST, featuring real emergency cases such as a patient with a possible stroke. The medical drama offers a sobering look at urgent care. 
Wednesday 30 Sep 2026 – The B&B Escapade Continues
Four in a Bed – The episode at 10:05 BST hosts a payment day showdown. The host under fire adds drama, but the overall format remains reliable. 
Come Dine with Me – At 10:35 BST a Leeds area host brings a Caribbean night. The episode’s theme is still entertaining.
Emergency Helicopter Medics – The night shift begins at 23:05 BST with a cardiac arrest case. The show’s fast pacing keeps viewers on edge. 
Thursday 1 Oct 2026 – More B&B Battles
Four in a Bed – The episode at 07:55 BST goes to The Oaks Luxury Lodges in County Londonderry, delivering a heritage‑themed stay. 
Come Dine with Me – Starts at 10:35 BST with a Sheffield area host, adding a fresh twist. 
New: Scotland’s Golden Coast – Begins at 20:00 BST, showcasing a new series about cricket and historic cliffs. 
Friday 2 Oct 2026 – The Care‑Drama Finale
24 Hours in A&E – The block starts at 21:00 BST with an episode featuring a man with motor neuron disease. The drama underscores the urgency of emergency medicine. 
999: On the Front Line – At 23:20 BST paramedics tackle a slipped disc case. The procedural detail is reliable. 
Saturday 3 Oct 2026 – The Last Weekday
A Place in the Sun – The episode at 02:30 BST follows a family looking for a holiday home on Tenerife. The budget is £125k, which might be attractive for budget‑conscious viewers. 
High Street Shopping – From 06:00 BST to 07:55 BST you can catch a full day of teleshopping. The format is familiar and dependable.
Sunday 4 Oct 2026 – The Final Day
Four in a Bed – The final payment day episode at 10:00 BST sees hosts confronting each other over breakfast scores. The show ends on a high‑stakes note but stays grounded in reality. 
The Dog House – Starts at 17:50 BST with an episode that brings new canine characters to the screen. The segment is light and suitable for younger viewers. 
Emergency Helicopter Medics – The final night shift at 23:05 BST presents a high‑pressure case of a cyclist in critical condition. The tense storytelling keeps the audience engaged. 
Bottom Line
More4 delivers a solid mix of reality, cooking, automotive rescue and medical drama throughout the week. Whether you’re a B&B enthusiast, a car aficionado, a pet lover or in need of a medical drama, there’s a show that fits. For families with children, the dog‑centric episodes and cooking nights are a safe bet. Adults seeking deeper drama will find the emergency series compelling. The consistent presence of Four in a Bed keeps the channel’s reality offering reliable and entertaining.
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