The Dukes of Hazzard

Road‑Racing Classics Kick Off the Day

From 06:30 to 08:00 BST, the channel opens with a block of Teleshopping. A day‑long spree of value‑for‑money products keeps the early‑bird audience busy while the rest of the day’s lineup gives you a taste of the good old‑fashioned American Western.

The Dukes of Hazzard – S2 Ep26 (08:00‑09:00 BST)

Boss and his crooked nephew set a trap for the Duke boys. The episode maintains the series’ light‑hearted pace and the signature car chases. Still entertaining for fans of classic car culture.

The Dukes of Hazzard – S3 Ep1 (09:00‑10:00 BST)

Daisy’s accidental photo leads to a new adventure. The dynamic between Bo, Luke and Mary Lou is fresh, and the plot keeps the action flowing.

The Dukes of Hazzard – S3 Ep2 (10:00‑11:00 BST)

The team helps a distressed homeowner. The episode gives a subtle nod to family values while still delivering the expected slapstick moments.

The Dukes of Hazzard – S3 Ep3 (11:00‑12:00 BST)

A boxing match pits Luke against Catfish Lee. The fight scenes are well choreographed, and the show’s humor remains intact.

The Dukes of Hazzard – S3 Ep4 (12:00‑13:00 BST)

Boss’s victory is short‑lived when a doctor calls. The episode balances drama and humor, offering a satisfying conclusion to the day.

Midday Horror Marathon

House on Haunted Hill (13:00‑14:25 BST)

Vincent Price leads a classic horror tale of a millionaire’s challenge. The film’s atmospheric setting is a reliable source of chills for horror aficionados.

Night Of The Big Heat (14:25‑16:10 BST)

Christopher Lee stars in a sci‑fi thriller about a mysterious heatwave. The plot’s speculative twist keeps the audience intrigued.

Island of Terror (16:10‑17:50 BST)

Peter Cushing appears as a tentacled menace. The film’s suspenseful pacing is one of the better options for those who enjoy island horror.

The Gorgon (17:50‑19:25 BST)

Hammer horror delivers a stone‑faced monster. The film’s eerie atmosphere makes it a solid choice for midnight watchers.

The Curse Of The Mummy’s Tomb (19:25‑21:00 BST)

A resurrected Egyptian prince seeks revenge. The film’s classic set pieces provide a reliable dose of fright.

The Twilight Zone (21:00‑22:00 BST)

A modern episode blends science and satire. It remains engaging for those who appreciate speculative storytelling.

Late‑Night Sci‑Fi and Action

Elysium (22:00‑00:15 BST)

Matt Damon leads a futuristic thriller about a desperate man seeking a space station. The film’s high‑concept premise is one of the better options for sci‑fi fans.

Below (00:15‑02:20 BST)

Olivia Williams stars in a claustrophobic submarine horror. The film’s tension is reliable for midnight thrill seekers.

Pandorum (02:20‑04:30 BST)

Dennis Quaid plays a crew member in a mysterious spaceship. The film’s psychological twists keep viewers on edge.

The Satanic Rites of Dracula (04:30‑06:15 BST)

A classic vampire horror that remains a reliable source of chills for horror enthusiasts.

Post‑Midnight Westerns and Action

Babylon 5 (08:00‑09:00 BST)

The space‑opera drama continues with a tense episode about piracy and political intrigue. The series’ intricate world‑building is still engaging.

McLintock! (12:00‑14:30 BST)

John Wayne stars in a comedic western about a cattle baron. The film’s humor is dependable for those who enjoy light‑hearted action.

Law of the Lawless (14:30‑16:15 BST)

Dale Robertson presents a judge who faces intimidation. The episode’s moral questions add depth to the Western genre.

Buckskin (16:15‑18:10 BST)

Barry Sullivan leads a story about a rancher’s blackmail. The film’s tension remains reliable for fans of classic Westerns.

Texas Rangers (18:10‑20:00 BST)

James Van Der Beek portrays a ranger who combats bandits. The plot’s action sequences hold up well for late‑night viewers.

The Last Stand (21:00‑23:10 BST)

Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in an action thriller on the Mexican border. The film’s high‑energy moments are still entertaining.

Nowhere To Run (23:10‑01:10 BST)

Jean‑Claude Van Damme leads a chase‑driven action film. The film’s pacing is reliable for adrenaline junkies.

No Mercy (01:10‑03:10 BST)

Richard Gere stars in a thriller about undercover cops. The film’s suspense is dependable for late‑night audiences.

The Golem (03:10‑04:55 BST)

A plague‑driven horror about a summoned creature. The film’s eerie atmosphere remains one of the better options for horror fans.

Bottom Line

LEGEND Xtra’s weekend offers a balanced mix of nostalgia, chills and action. Whether you’re in the mood for a Western, a horror classic or a sci‑fi thriller, the channel’s lineup delivers a reliable dose of entertainment.

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