Weekend Whodunnits & Quirky Quips: ITV3’s Ultimate Crime NightITV3 has stacked its Saturday and Sunday schedule with a hearty dose of detective drama, a dash of nostalgia and a sprinkle of relaxation. Whether you’re a crime‑savvy binge‑watcher or just looking for something to slot in on a rainy evening, the channel has something for you. Midsomer Murders – “Judgement Day” & “Beyond the Grave”
The long‑running series keeps its classic charm, and “Judgement Day” proves it still holds up well against modern mystery fare. The plot’s rural grit and the relentless pace make it a reliable pick for anyone craving a well‑crafted whodunnit. Beyond the Grave
With a subtle blend of the supernatural and the investigative, “Beyond the Grave” offers a fresh twist on the formula. It’s still entertaining, especially for fans of atmospheric mystery. Inspector Morse – “Daughters of Cain” & “Wench Is Dead”
Morse’s cerebral puzzles are still reliable, and the two episodes offered on Saturday give you a taste of his classic intellectual style. The latest “Wench Is Dead” even takes him back to the 19th‑century canal, adding a layer of historical intrigue. Endeavour – “Striker” & “Scherzo”
Endeavour balances nostalgia with modern storytelling, making it a solid pick for younger viewers who appreciate period detail but still want a fresh investigative angle. Vera – “Silent Voices” & “A Certain Samaritan”
Vera’s gritty realism holds up well, offering a more intense, character‑driven narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish. George and Mildred – “Just the Job” & “Days of Beer and Rosie”
The classic sitcom delivers still entertaining moments for those who enjoy light‑hearted nostalgia. Ideal for a quick laugh break. The Lady – “S1 Ep1” & “S1 Ep2”
The Lady’s biographical touch adds a layer of authenticity, making it a reliable pick for history buffs who enjoy contemporary drama. In short, ITV3’s crime‑rich weekend offers a solid mix of mystery, nostalgia and a touch of relaxation. Whether you’re chasing the latest whodunnit or simply looking for a light comedy, the programming lineup has you covered. |
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