Sunday on E4: Pick the Hits That Actually Keep You Hooked

The Simpsons – Endless laughs that still feel fresh

The long‑running cartoon brings a new clip show inspired by The Bridges of Madison County, with Marge guiding the family through tales of love and a guest star, Michelle Pfeiffer, adding a splash of glamour. Still entertaining, the episode offers the familiar mix of satire and heart that has kept viewers coming back for decades. My take: it hits the sweet spot between nostalgia and novelty, keeping the show relevant without feeling stale.

The Simpsons

Modern Family – A slice of family life that still feels modern

In episode S3E20, Claire supports Luke after his friend Walt passes, Phil takes Alex for a bonding outing, and Haley throws an unauthorized party. The show remains reliable, weaving humor with heartfelt moments. My view: it’s one of the better options for viewers looking for relatable family dynamics without overblown drama.

Modern Family

Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA – Chef‑run fix for failing eateries

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants he previously helped: Lido, Anna Vincenzo’s and Le Bistro, testing whether owners have applied his advice. The episode holds up well, offering a blend of culinary critique and emotional stakes. I think it remains one of the better options for food‑obsessed viewers seeking genuine transformation.

Ramsay

Hollyoaks Omnibus – Village drama that keeps viewers hooked

The omnibus covers Jonah’s struggle to accept Caleb’s ambitions, Leah and Imran’s wedding plans that will halt the village, and Abigail’s crush, while Cleo makes a decision. The show remains reliable for viewers craving soap‑opera intrigue. Opinion: it continues to hold up well as a late‑night staple.

Hollyoaks Omnibus

Mr Popper’s Penguins – Family comedy with a penguin twist

The 2011 film stars Jim Carrey as a work‑obsessed developer whose life is flipped when a postman brings six live penguins. The film is still entertaining for families, offering humor without a heavy plot. I find it holds up as a light‑hearted watch.

Mr Popper

New: Lego Masters Australia – Building creativity in a grand arena

The series pits Lego Masters from across seven countries in a battle of imagination, starting with a challenge that tests contestants’ skill. It offers a reliable showcase of craftsmanship and friendly rivalry. My opinion: it remains a solid choice for viewers who appreciate creative competition.

New: Lego Masters Australia

Below Deck Mediterranean – Luxury yacht drama with a twist

Episodes S10E14 and S10E15 feature major betrayals, awkward confrontations, and a huge blow‑up between deckhands. The show remains reliable for fans of high‑end lifestyle drama. I think it holds up well as a binge‑worthy option.

Below Deck Mediterranean

Cruising Paradise: Above & Below Deck – Cruise‑ship entertainment

The new series follows the crew as they create a day of entertainment after a storm forces the Star Princess to cancel its Belize stop. The show offers a reliable glimpse into the chaotic life aboard a luxury vessel. My view: it holds up as a refreshing diversion.

Cruising Paradise: Above & Below Deck

The Inbetweeners – Teen comedy that stays relatable

From a road trip to Thorpe Park to a Christmas party, the series continues to deliver awkward humor and teenage angst. It remains reliable for viewers who enjoy a slice of youth culture. I think it holds up as an entertaining watch.

The Inbetweeners

Gogglebox – Reality commentary on popular shows

The episode covers The Great Celebrity Bake Off, Love Is Blind, and a news segment on Trump. The show remains reliable for viewers who enjoy a meta‑take on pop culture. My opinion: it holds up as a light‑hearted commentary.

Gogglebox

Live WAFCON Final: Cameroon v Malawi – Football excitement

Live coverage of the 2026 WAFCON final in Rabat promises a new champion between Cameroon and Malawi. The match offers reliable football excitement for sports fans.

Rude(ish) Tube Shorts – Briefly cheeky

A short clip featuring sports of the lawnmower, motorbike and bicycle variety. The brief segment remains reliable for viewers looking for a quick laugh.

Bottom line: On Sunday, E4 has a balanced mix of sitcom nostalgia, reality drama, culinary transformation, and global sports that can satisfy a variety of tastes. Pick the shows that resonate most with you and enjoy a well‑curated viewing experience.