Sunday’s Must‑Watch Mix on More4

It’s a busy Saturday night for More4, but the Sunday slate brings a mix of reality, drama and teleshopping that’s worth watching. Let’s dive into the shows that should be on your watchlist.

A Place in the Sun – The Property Dream Series

The most frequent headline – six episodes of A Place in the Sun cover everything from Madeira to Portugal’s Algarve, with budgets ranging from £150k to £325k. The show follows buyers and a host who try to match dream houses to realistic prices.

I find it reliable for those curious about property markets abroad. It’s still entertaining, though the pacing can feel slow at times.

A Place in the Sun

Come Dine with Me – Swansea Edition

Five episodes of Come Dine with Me set in Swansea feature planners, a postal worker, a civil servant, a business analyst and a bouncer. Each episode showcases a themed menu and a bit of drama over who wins the £1000 prize.

It’s one of the better options for light, slice‑of‑life entertainment. The hosts keep things lively, but the tension can feel a bit manufactured.

Come Dine with Me

Four in a Bed – B&B Showdown

Four in a Bed takes the cozy competition format to the coast and the countryside with hosts Alan, Sylvie, Tim, Amelia, Eva and Mike. The series examines the quality of accommodation against the price.

It holds up well for viewers who enjoy a bit of travel and hotel reviews. The cast’s banter is charming, though the storyline is predictable.

Four in a Bed

Surgeons: Life in Their Hands – Medical Drama

This medical series follows a single mum battling brain cancer and a stroke specialist revolutionising care. Episodes blend personal drama with medical challenges.

It’s compelling and still entertaining. While it’s intense, the depth of the characters makes it a worthwhile watch.

Surgeons: Life in Their Hands

Police Rescue – Bomb Disposal Episodes

Two episodes of Police Rescue feature bomb technicians heading to a rural New South Wales site to detonate surrendered explosives. It’s a tense, procedural drama.

The show holds up well for fans of thriller and procedural content, though the pacing may feel sluggish for some.

Police Rescue

24 Hours in A&E – Hospital Drama

Episodes follow three patients – a man with a broken ankle, a suspected stroke, and a Greek mountain‑path wrist fracture – all in the emergency department.

It’s a realistic, reliable look at emergency medicine. The scenes are intense but not over the top.

24 Hours in A&E

High Street Shopping – Teleshopping Block

The teleshopping block runs from early morning to the evening, offering a variety of products. It’s a straightforward shopping experience for viewers looking to browse and buy.

It’s a reliable, one‑stop shop for those who enjoy teleshopping; however, it’s not a show in the traditional sense.

High Street Shopping

Bottom Line

More4’s Sunday schedule mixes reality, drama and teleshopping into a diverse selection. Pick the shows that match your mood: property dreams, culinary battles, B&B reviews, medical drama or emergency action.