Monday: 17 Aug 2026 – Top Gear (Car Culture)

Start: 07:25 BST – Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond bring the car‑culture to life with a new episode of the iconic motoring show.

Opinion: The banter is still entertaining, and the challenges keep the show lively, though the humour sometimes feels a touch predictable.

Tuesday: 18 Aug 2026 – Rick Stein’s Cornwall (Food & Heritage)

Start: 10:20 BST – Dive into the culinary traditions of Cornwall as Rick explores local seafood and history.

Opinion: The relaxed pacing and genuine passion make it a reliable family watch, though the episode titles repeat a bit.

Wednesday: 19 Aug 2026 – Border Force America’s Gatekeepers (Documentary)

Start: 08:10 BST – Witness real border operations as officers uncover drug smuggling and other infractions.

Opinion: It holds up well for those who enjoy gritty, real‑world drama, though it might be intense for younger viewers.

Thursday: 20 Aug 2026 – Top Gear (Car Culture)

Start: 07:25 BST – Another dose of automotive antics, with the trio tackling a new build challenge.

Opinion: The show remains a one of the better options for car enthusiasts, though the jokes can feel a bit tired.

Friday: 21 Aug 2026 – Taskmaster (Game Show)

Start: 07:25 BST – Greg Davies and Alex Horne turn ordinary tasks into absurd fun.

Opinion: The unpredictable challenges keep the show fresh, but the comedic timing can sometimes miss the mark.

Saturday: 22 Aug 2026 – Would I Lie To You? (Panel Show)

Start: 07:25 BST – A witty panel of celebrities who playfully blur the line between fact and fiction.

Opinion: The banter is lively and offers a good laugh, though the jokes may not land for everyone.

Sunday: 23 Aug 2026 – Mock the Week (Satire)

Start: 07:10 BST – A quick dose of topical humour with a rotating guest panel.

Opinion: It’s still reliable for those who enjoy sharp satire, though the themes can be intense for younger viewers.

Bottom line: The U&Dave lineup offers a mix of motoring, food, documentary, game, panel and satire for every taste. Pick the genre that suits you, and you’ll end up with a solid week of TV.