Wednesday Action on GREAT! – From Monet Mysteries to War‑time Thrills

On Wednesday, 26 August, the GREAT! Action channel offers a varied slate of programmes that cater to every mood. Whether you’re in the mood for a deep dive into the world of Impressionism, a suspense‑filled historical thriller, or a classic action movie, there’s something to keep you glued to the screen.

Monet & Vermeer: Raiders Of The Lost Art

From 08:00 to 09:00, the 30‑minute documentary “Raiders Of The Lost Art” follows Claude Monet’s lifelong obsession and the rediscovery of a lost Vermeer pearl. It’s a reliable introduction to art history that still feels fresh, with vivid visuals and engaging narration.

Crime‑Film‑Style: Murder Maps

At 09:00 the channel presents a full hour of crime documentary, “Murder Maps”, exploring Jack the Ripper’s murders in Whitechapel. The series is a solid choice for those who enjoy well‑researched historical crime stories.

Wartime Drama: Tomorrow We Live

From 10:00 onward, the wartime thriller “Tomorrow We Live” – starring John Clements – shows a French resistance fighter passing vital intelligence to the Allies. Its 56‑minute episode delivers tension and period detail that hold up well.

News Flashback: This Week Back Then

At 10:56, the channel offers a quick five‑minute look back at how news bulletins used to look. It’s a nostalgic interlude that provides context for today’s media.

Positive Spin: Good News on GREAT! Extra

From 11:50 to 12:00, viewers get an uplifting round‑up of good news stories. It’s a brief, comforting segment that can brighten the start of a long day.

Action‑Packed: Burn Notice

The 13:00 to 15:00 block features two consecutive episodes of “Burn Notice”. Michael’s covert missions provide high‑energy plots that are still engaging for a wide audience.

Police Capers: The Trust

At 15:00, the film “The Trust” – a 56‑minute crime comedy‑drama starring Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood – shows two cop partners chasing a mysterious bail receipt. It’s a reliable blend of humour and intrigue.

Classic Spy: The Avengers & The New Avengers

From 22:00 to 00:00, two classic spy dramas are aired. “The Avengers” (22:00–23:00) and “The New Avengers” (23:00–00:00) bring a dose of 1960s style to the evening, offering a nostalgic feel for long‑time fans.

Cinematic Action: Flight Of Fury

At 20:00 to 21:01, viewers can watch Steven Seagal’s “Flight Of Fury”, a 59‑minute action film about a special ops soldier chasing a stolen stealth bomber. It remains a dependable option for adrenaline seekers.

Rescue Stories: Coast Guard Alaska & Air Rescue

From 03:00 to 04:35, the channel presents two rescue‑themed series, “Coast Guard Alaska” and “Air Rescue”. These programmes showcase real‑world emergencies and are still entertaining for viewers interested in heroism.

Light‑Hearted Break: Teleshopping

Between 05:00 and 06:30, a series of Teleshopping slots fill the early morning. While not a narrative show, it offers a light diversion.

Bottom line

Wednesday’s schedule on GREAT! Action offers a mix of educational documentaries, historical thrillers, classic spy dramas and high‑energy action films. Whether you want to learn about Monet, follow a wartime plot, or enjoy a nostalgic spy adventure, the channel has you covered.