Sunshine & Scrapes: Your Sunday Line‑up on More4
If you’re looking for a mix of sun‑soaked property hunting and real‑life emergencies, More4’s Sunday schedule has you covered. Below is a rundown of the most compelling programmes, including a quick note on why each one deserves a spot on your watchlist.
A Place in the Sun – From 08:55 to 12:00 (BST)
The format rides through a series of episodes featuring different buyers in search of holiday homes across Spain’s sunny coasts. From La Palma to Fuerteventura, the show offers a peek at budget‑friendly options ranging from £60,000 to £115,000. Each episode starts at a slightly different time, but you’ll find them all between 08:55 and 12:00 BST.
Opinion: The repeated focus on realistic price points keeps the show grounded, and the hosts’ genuine enthusiasm helps you feel the seaside vibe even from your sofa.
Come Dine with Me – From 15:50 to 18:25 (BST)
Five consecutive episodes showcase hosts from Lincolnshire and beyond cooking up themed evenings. The latest episode, featuring a Japanese dinner, adds a cultural twist that spices up the usual dinner‑party format.
Opinion: While the premise remains familiar, the culinary variety keeps the pacing lively, making it a solid pick for a relaxed midday break.
Four in a Bed – From 18:30 to 20:00 (BST)
This reality‑style series pits four B&B owners against one another in a contest for the best overnight experience. Episodes run from 18:30 to 19:30 and culminate in a cash‑count showdown at 19:30-20:00.
Opinion: The competitive element injects a subtle edge; it’s not just about good service, but out‑wits and out‑plays that keep viewers guessing.
New: 999 – On the Front Line – 20:00 to 21:00 (BST)
A fresh series following South Western paramedics as they tackle urgent calls, from a stroke victim to a child in distress. The episodes feel immediate, capturing the tension of real emergencies.
Opinion: The raw depiction of emergency care gives viewers a sobering look at the demands placed on frontline workers, adding a layer of respect to the daily grind.
24 Hours in A&E – 21:00 to 23:05 (BST)
Following patients in the Accident & Emergency unit, the series covers a range of cases, from suspected strokes to accidental dog bites. The two‑hour block offers a continuous narrative that feels both urgent and human.
Opinion: The emphasis on personal stories amid medical drama makes the show relatable, turning clinical scenes into emotional journeys.
Bottom line: With a blend of light‑hearted property hunts, culinary nights, competitive hospitality, and frontline medical drama, More4’s Sunday lineup delivers something for every mood. Pick your angle – sun or scrapes – and let the channel carry you through a well‑rounded evening.
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