Wednesday Night on That’s TV: From Classic Comedy Gold to Timeless Tunes – Your Must‑Watch Lineup
The clock strikes 06:30 London time and That’s TV is ready to deliver a line‑up that’s as varied as it is entertaining. From the sharp wit of “The Two Ronnies in Australia” to the sing‑along charm of “That’s 60s – Best Music Live!,” you’ll find something that fits every mood. Below, we break down the day’s highlights, give a quick opinion on each, and tell you which shows truly deserve your attention.
Rising Damp – No. 1 Pick
Starting at 07:20 London time, “Rising Damp” delivers its brand of low‑brow humour with a fresh episode. The plot, involving a spare bed in Philip’s room and Rigsby’s relentless ambition, keeps the chemistry alive. It’s still entertaining, with the classic slapstick moments that fans have long cherished.
The Two Ronnies in Australia – International Flair
From 08:20 London time, the legendary duo takes on Australian landscapes. Though the setting changes, the sketch comedy remains sharp. It’s reliable for those who appreciate the duo’s classic timing.
Bread – Family Comedy
At 09:20 London time, “Bread” offers a slice of domestic chaos. The Boswells’ mishaps are still relatable, and the episode feels like one of the better options for a light‑hearted break.
Steptoe and Son – Classic Comedy
Mid‑afternoon at 10:35 London time, the father‑son duo returns to their wry banter. The episode “A Star Is Born” keeps the humor sharp and the story engaging.
Minder – Late‑Night Drama
From 13:50 London time, “Minder” brings its trademark mix of humour and crime. The episode featuring Danny Varrow’s football career adds a fresh twist, making it one of the better options for late‑night viewers.
That’s 60s – Best Music Live! – Nostalgic Vibes
The 10 minute slot from 17:00 London time delivers a genuine taste of 1960s live performances. It holds up well, especially for fans of classic music.
Benidorm – Light‑Hearted Escapade
At 20:00 London time, a storm hits the Solana apartments. The episode’s chaos and drama keep the show engaging, offering a reliable break from the more serious programs.
Shameless – Taboo Humor
From 20:55 London time, “Shameless” brings its edgy satire. The episode’s story about Debbie and Frank demonstrates the show’s ability to hold up well through its character‑driven plots.
Bottom Line
Wednesday on That’s TV offers a balanced mix of classic comedy, sharp satire, and nostalgic music. Whether you’re in the mood for light‑hearted sitcoms or sharp‑witted sketches, the line‑up delivers reliable entertainment that holds up well throughout the night.
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