Sunday on Really TV: Dreamy Dwellings, Haunted Hubs and Family Revelations
Looking for a binge fix? This Sunday’s schedule on Really TV delivers a blend of property dreams, adventurous cruises, and emotional family journeys.
Morning Magic – Fantasy Homes By The Sea (06:00–07:00)
Two episodes in quick succession start the day. In the first, a couple hunts for a golf‑course‑side getaway in the Algarve for £600k. The second sees a city bachelor searching for a quiet Northumberland retreat on a £250k budget. The show offers a laid‑back view of coastal living, though the second episode feels a bit rushed.
Midday Cruise – Cruise TV with LoveitBookit (07:00–08:00)
Next, the channel dives into the world of cruise travel, showcasing sizzling destinations and new ships. The segment feels like a glossy brochure – useful for planning, but lacking depth.
Renovation Reality – Derelict Rescue (08:00–09:00)
Ben tackles an 180‑year‑old barn in South Wales, battling budget blowouts and time constraints. A realistic look at the challenges of restoring heritage sites.
Lottery‑Driven Luxury – My Lottery Dream Home (09:00–13:00)
For the bulk of the afternoon, the channel devotes four hours to the ever‑popular My Lottery Dream Home. Six episodes showcase families using their lottery winnings to buy homes across America – from a lakeside retreat in Massachusetts to a sprawling family house in Washington DC. The pacing is tight, and the variety of locations keeps viewers engaged. The show’s popularity is evident, with multiple episodes back‑to‑back.
Escape to the Countryside – Escape To The Country (13:00–15:00)
Nicki Chapman and Alistair Appleton guide couples to rural homes in Derbyshire and the Scottish Borders, while also spotlighting local craft traditions. The show mixes property hunting with cultural immersion, offering a refreshing break from the high‑budget drama.
Sun‑soaked Swap – A Place In The Sun (15:00–19:00)
Broadcast over four consecutive episodes, A Place In The Sun follows British couples swapping grey skies for sunny overseas homes. Each episode introduces a new destination and new property, showcasing an array of lifestyle choices.
Family Ties – Long Lost Family UK (19:00–20:00)
Angela’s story of discovering her sister after years of believing she was adopted brings a human, emotional element to the Sunday lineup.
Genealogy Spotlight – Who Do You Think You Are? (20:00–21:00)
With Paddy McGuinness exploring his WWII‑era Irish heritage, this episode offers a compelling look at personal history.
Haunted Homes – Help! My House Is Haunted (21:00–23:00)
The final two hours plunge into paranormal investigations, from mysterious footprints to alleged soul‑tapping rituals. The segment feels intense, though the evidence is often speculative.
Wrap‑Up
Sunday’s schedule is a diverse mix of lifestyle, renovation, and emotional storytelling. The channel balances high‑budget “dream‑home” narratives with authentic, grassroots property hunts and family dramas. If you’re after a blend of aspiration and reality, the lineup delivers.
Bottom Line
From the alluring seafronts of Fantasy Homes By The Sea to the heart‑wrenching revelations in Long Lost Family UK, Really TV offers a full spectrum of content. The marathon of My Lottery Dream Home stands out for its continuity and scale. Finish the day with a whisper of the supernatural in Help! My House Is Haunted.