Pick TV’s Must‑Watch Weekend: Border Patrol, Deep Dive, and The Best Reality Picks
London, 13‑14 June 2026 – The Pick TV lineup is packed with gritty border dramas, stunning marine documentaries and a few cinematic surprises. Below is a quick guide to the best of the channel for viewers of all ages and interests.
Reality & Law Enforcement – The Frontlines of Security
Border Patrol – 06:30–07:30 BST (S10, ep 2‑4) shows New Zealand Customs agents blocking illegal imports. The series keeps a steady pace, and the latest episodes add a fresh twist with unexpected cargo. 
Border Security: Canada’s Front Line – 07:00–09:00 BST (S3, ep 24‑26) follows CBSA officers in Vancouver and Montreal. The episodes are a reliable look at the complexities of cross‑border checks, though they can feel a bit repetitive for seasoned fans. 
Border Security: America’s Front Line – 08:30–09:30 BST (S1, ep 1) opens the weekend with a quirky mishap at JFK. The humor is subtle, and the show offers a glimpse into the everyday challenges of airport security. 
Documentary & Nature – Underwater Wonders
Deep Dive Australia – 15:00–16:00 BST (S2, ep 1) dives into the Southern Coast’s marine life, featuring grey nurse sharks and blue whales. The visuals are spectacular, and the narration is engaging for family viewing. 
Deep Dive North America – 16:00–17:00 BST (S1, ep 2) explores Canadian rainforests and kelp forests. While the pacing is slower, the footage is impressive and educational for nature lovers. 
Reef Wrecks – 17:00–18:00 BST (S1, ep 2) maps Florida Keys shipwrecks. It’s a niche but captivating series for those fascinated by maritime archaeology. 
Coral City – 18:00–19:00 BST (S2, ep 2) follows sea snails battling starfish. The quirky premise makes it appealing to younger viewers. 
Super Shark Highway – 16:00–17:00 BST (S1, ep 2) tracks a pregnant shark along the Great Barrier Reef. The suspenseive tone is a hit with thrill seekers. 
Secrets of the Enchanted Waters – 17:00–18:00 BST (S1, ep 2) showcases orcas and turtle hatchlings. The storytelling is poetic, ideal for family evenings. 
Series & Drama – Intrigue & Suspense
Rob & Romesh Vs West End – 20:00–21:00 BST (S4, ep 2) follows the comedic duo’s attempt to break into West End productions. It is a light‑hearted, entertaining watch for those who enjoy comedy and music. 
Chaplin – 21:00–23:40 BST (1992) offers a biopic of Charlie Chaplin starring Robert Downey Jr. The film is a classic, reliable for film buffs and history enthusiasts. 
Movies & Specials – Cinematic Treats
FILM: Ferrari – 20:00–22:30 BST – a two‑hour feature with unknown details. The limited description means viewers might need to check the runtime and genre. 
FILM: Love Is A Dog’s Best Friend – 13:00–15:00 BST – a heartwarming film about an event planner and her mischievous dog. It’s a charming pick for family movie nights. 
Ocean Parks – 15:00–16:00 BST – highlights the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The documentary offers conservation insights for eco‑conscious viewers. 
Reality & Crime – Catching the Criminals
Caught Red Handed – 13:00–15:00 BST (S8, ep 10‑12) showcases police and public tactics. The episodes are engaging and provide a realistic look at modern policing. 
Caught On Dashcam – 23:00–00:30 BST (S3, ep 11‑12) shows everyday traffic mishaps captured on camera. The content is thrilling for adrenaline junkies. 
Bottom Line
Pick TV delivers a varied weekend of border dramas, marine documentaries and family‑friendly movies. Whether you’re looking for high‑stakes action or a relaxing documentary, the channel has something for everyone.
