Top Gear & More: U&Dave’s Thursday Line‑up—Your Night Of Driving & Discovery

Tonight’s U&Dave schedule is a mix of high‑octane motoring, gritty real‑world policing, and culinary voyages. Below is a quick guide to decide what should make your night.

06:25 – 07:20 – Top Gear

Jeremy, James, and Richard turn a race from Wembley to Milan into a laugh‑filled adventure. The episode feels familiar but still entertaining, especially with Amy MacDonald in the mix. It’s one of the better options for a casual night of driving jokes.

07:20 – 08:20 – Border Force America’s Gatekeepers (S4 Ep9)

A refrigerated truck hides cocaine, and a Honduran immigrant seeks asylum. The show’s gritty realism holds up well, offering a glimpse into border security that’s both shocking and insightful.

08:20 – 09:20 – Border Force America’s Gatekeepers (S4 Ep10)

In this follow‑up, a meth shipment disguised as concrete is intercepted. The episode continues to provide reliable, behind‑the‑scenes drama that keeps viewers glued.

09:20 – 10:20 – Rick Stein’s Cornwall (S3 Ep5)

Rick’s fishing adventure and a dive into Lostwithiel’s forgotten capital keeps the culinary vibe strong. The segment remains engaging, especially for food lovers seeking a touch of history.

10:20 – 11:20 – Yukon Gold (S4 Ep9)

Old timers’ revenge unfolds as Karl and Bernie battle, delivering a solid blend of drama and mining lore. The series still holds up as a dependable watch for fans of frontier tales.

11:20 – 12:20 – Top Gear

Another Top Gear hour featuring a Shelby Mustang GT500 race and a train‑based game of rugby. The episode’s energy is steady, offering a reliable source of entertainment.

12:20 – 13:20 – Top Gear

Lewis Hamilton swaps F1 wheels for a “Reasonably Priced Car”. The mix of sports and humour stays on track, providing a light‑hearted break.

13:20 – 14:00 – Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing

Paul and Bob tackle a rare fishing spot at Burghley House. The episode feels charming, with moments of humour that hold up well for a relaxed evening.

14:00 – 15:00 – Guy Martin: Proper Jobs

Guy Martin’s dairy farm stint in the Hebrides adds a slice of rural life to the lineup. The episode is reliable for viewers looking for authentic work‑in‑life stories.

15:00 – 16:00 – Hairy Bikers’ Best of British

Exploring the colonial influence on British food, the episode offers a cultural deep‑dive that remains engaging for food‑history fans.

16:00 – 18:05 – Rick Stein’s Cornwall (S3 Ep5‑8)

Three consecutive episodes cover fishing, a deer farm, and a ferry crossing. The consistent culinary tone keeps the show steady, making it a solid choice for a culinary binge.

18:05 – 19:20 – Would I Lie To You?

Rob Brydon hosts a panel of comedians swapping plausible porkies. The episode offers reliable laughs, especially with guest appearances from Richard Hammond and Trevor Noah.

19:20 – 20:00 – Would I Lie To You?

The second episode continues the banter, staying entertaining for fans of quick wit and playful fact‑checking.

20:00 – 21:00 – New: Hit Point

Leo’s double life and the tension between Carter and Dylan add suspense. The episode is one of the better options for a thriller‑seekers audience.

21:00 – 22:00 – Have I Got a Bit More News for You

Victoria Coren Mitchell leads a panel that mixes news and humour. The episode maintains a steady pace, suitable for viewers wanting a light news‑break.

22:00 – 23:00 – Taskmaster

Greg Davies challenges a lineup of comedians in bizarre tasks. The episode continues to deliver reliable comedy, a staple for fans of show‑style games.

23:00 – 23:40 – Mock the Week

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis host a panel with guests like James Acaster. The episode offers consistent humour, keeping the night lively.

23:40 – 00:20 – Would I Lie To You?

Another episode of the panel show, reinforcing the series’ steady entertainment value.

00:20 – 01:00 – Would I Lie To You?

Continues the familiar format, ensuring a reliable close to the night.

01:00 – 02:00 – Hit Point

Re‑watching the earlier episode, this time with a fresh perspective, adds depth to the narrative.

02:00 – 02:30 – Richard Osman’s House of Games

Trevor Nelson and others join the author for challenges. The episode is a dependable mix of trivia and humour.

02:30 – 03:00 – Parks and Recreation

Leslie’s absence triggers a fundraiser. The episode remains engaging, delivering a light‑hearted political satire.

03:00 – 05:00 – Teleshopping

Shopping from home; a lower‑profile segment that offers a break from narrative content.

05:00 – 06:20 – Teleshopping

Continues the shopping segment, providing a steady stream of product pitches.

Bottom line: U&Dave’s Thursday lineup balances high‑energy motoring, investigative policing, culinary exploration, and comedy. Pick a show that fits your mood, from the thrill of Top Gear to the quiet intrigue of Border Force. The channel’s mix ensures you won’t miss a beat.