U&Yesterday’s Weekly TV Guide: Car Classics, War Stories, and Nature Gems
Welcome to the week’s rundown of what’s worth watching next week on U&Yesterday. We’ve scoured the schedule to bring you the most talked‑about shows across genres, with a dash of opinion and practical guidance for every age group and interest.
Monday – 21 Sep 2026 (Mon) 06:10 – 10:10
Bangers & Cash (06:10 – 07:10) – A reliable car‑restoration series that never fails to deliver a satisfying blend of nostalgia and craftsmanship. The episode “Excalibur/Austin 7” sees Derek hunting a 1935 Austin 7 Ulster, a classic that holds up well for car lovers.
Secrets of the London Underground (07:10 – 08:10) – A documentary that takes a walk through the hidden tunnels of the city. It’s still entertaining for history enthusiasts.
Tuesday – 22 Sep 2026 (Tue) 06:10 – 10:10
Adolf Hitler’s War (09:00 – 10:00) – A stark look at the early stages of WWII. While the narrative is heavy, it remains a reliable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of the period.
D-Day To Berlin (10:00 – 11:00) – The episode “The Dream that Died” chronicles the final assault on Berlin. A solid choice for war‑history buffs.
Wednesday – 23 Sep 2026 (Wed) 06:10 – 10:10
Last Heroes of D-Day with Dan Snow (10:00 – 11:00) – A documentary that brings the courageous stories of Normandy’s beachgoers to life. Holds up well as an engaging historical piece.
Antiques Roadshow (11:00 – 13:00) – The show’s second episode from Bowood House is a reliable exploration of hidden treasures.
Thursday – 24 Sep 2026 (Thu) 06:10 – 10:10
Planet Earth (18:00 – 19:00) – A nature documentary that captivates with vivid wildlife footage. An excellent pick for viewers who appreciate high quality natural storytelling.
Frozen Planet (18:00 – 19:00) – The episode “Spring” showcases the polar regions’ return to life. A reliable visual treat.
Friday – 25 Sep 2026 (Fri) 06:10 – 10:10
Canal Boat Diaries (20:00 – 21:00) – A travel series that follows Robbie Cumming through the canals of Britain. Still entertaining for those who enjoy adventure on water.
Fred Dibnah’s Age of Steam (06:10 – 07:30) – A documentary series that delves into steam’s impact on industry. A reliable exploration for engineering aficionados.
Saturday – 26 Sep 2026 (Sat) 06:10 – 10:10
Great Canal Journeys (09:00 – 10:00) – The episode “Rio Douro, Portugal” offers scenic travel at its finest.
Caribbean with Simon Reeve (14:00 – 15:00) – A travelogue that takes you from Hispaniola to the Caribbean. Holds up well for viewers seeking cultural insight.
Sunday – 27 Sep 2026 (Sun) 06:10 – 10:10
Secrets of the London Underground (05:10 – 06:10) – A final deep dive into the city’s subterranean history.
Battle Honours (10:00 – 11:00) – A military documentary that showcases the longest‑serving infantry division. A reliable historical recap.
Age‑specific Recommendations
- Kids (Under 12): Canal Boat Diaries – light adventure and colourful visuals.
- Teens (12–18): Last Heroes of D-Day – engaging war stories with modern relevance.
- Adults (19–64): Planet Earth or Frozen Planet – immersive nature experiences.
- Senior (65+): Antiques Roadshow – gentle, nostalgic exploration of heritage.
Interest‑based Picks
- Car Enthusiasts: Bangers & Cash – classic restoration.
- History Buffs: Adolf Hitler’s War & D-Day To Berlin – deep dives into WWII.
- Nature Lovers: Planet Earth & Frozen Planet – breathtaking wildlife.
- Travel Aficionados: Canal Boat Diaries & Great Canal Journeys – scenic routes.
Bottom line: This week’s U&Yesterday lineup offers a blend of nostalgia, history, and natural wonder. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, history buff, or nature lover, there’s something to keep you hooked. Dive in, enjoy the stories, and stay curious.