Monday – Comedy, Cooking & Crime
Mon 31 Aug – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Papa Pill). Classic banter still entertains. Still entertaining.
Mon 31 Aug – 07:45 – Everybody Loves Raymond (Marie’s Meatballs). Family comedy that holds up well. Still entertaining.
Mon 31 Aug – 11:10 – Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (La Serenata). Gordon’s makeover stays reliable. Still entertaining.
Mon 31 Aug – 12:05 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (S7 Ep4). DIY adventure still entertaining. Still entertaining.
Mon 31 Aug – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep1). True‑crime thriller that remains compelling. One of the better options for crime fans.
Audience Picks
Families & comedy lovers: The King of Queens & Everybody Loves Raymond. Foodies: Ramsay’s 24. DIY enthusiasts: Find It, Fix It. Crime buffs: The Murder Detective.
Tuesday – Reality, News & True‑Crime
Tue 01 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic laughs that still hold up. Still entertaining.
Tue 01 Sep – 11:10 – Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (La Serenata). Cooking reality remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Tue 01 Sep – 12:05 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (S7 Ep5). DIY fix‑ups keep audiences hooked. Still entertaining.
Tue 01 Sep – 19:00 – Channel 4 News. Daily updates that stay reliable. Still entertaining.
Tue 01 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep2). True‑crime narrative that remains gripping. One of the better options for crime fans.
Wednesday – Property, Game Show & Crime
Wed 02 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic humor that still holds up. Still entertaining.
Wed 02 Sep – 14:10 – Countdown (Episode). Brain‑teaser that remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Wed 02 Sep – 15:55 – The Great B&B Challenge (Ep12). Hospitality reality that stays engaging. Still entertaining.
Wed 02 Sep – 15:55 – A Place in the Sun (Episode). Property search that keeps viewers hooked. Still entertaining.
Wed 02 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep3). True‑crime saga that remains compelling. One of the better options for crime fans.
Thursday – Real Estate, Cooking & News
Thu 03 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic laughs that still hold up. Still entertaining.
Thu 03 Sep – 17:00 – New: A New Life in the Sun (Episode). Property adventure that stays engaging. Still entertaining.
Thu 03 Sep – 11:10 – Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (La Serenata). Cooking reality that remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Thu 03 Sep – 19:00 – Channel 4 News. Daily updates that stay reliable. Still entertaining.
Thu 03 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep4). True‑crime narrative that remains gripping. One of the better options for crime fans.
Friday – Animation, Film & Crime
Fri 04 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic humor that still holds up. Still entertaining.
Fri 04 Sep – 10:20 – The Simpsons (Homer the Heretic). Animated satire that remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Fri 04 Sep – 19:00 – Captain Marvel (2019). Super‑hero blockbuster that stays engaging. Still entertaining.
Fri 04 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep5). True‑crime saga that remains compelling. One of the better options for crime fans.
Saturday – Game Show, Documentary & Crime
Sat 05 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic laughs that still hold up. Still entertaining.
Sat 05 Sep – 14:10 – Countdown (Episode). Brain‑teaser that remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Sat 05 Sep – 12:20 – Find It, Fix It, Flog It (S7 Ep6). DIY fix‑ups keep audiences hooked. Still entertaining.
Sat 05 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep6). True‑crime narrative that remains gripping. One of the better options for crime fans.
Sunday – Animation, Film & News
Sun 06 Sep – 06:55 – The King of Queens (Separation Anxiety). Classic humor that still holds up. Still entertaining.
Sun 06 Sep – 10:20 – The Simpsons (Homer the Heretic). Animated satire that remains reliable. Still entertaining.
Sun 06 Sep – 19:00 – Captain Marvel (2019). Super‑hero blockbuster that stays engaging. Still entertaining.
Sun 06 Sep – 23:05 – The Murder Detective (Ep7). True‑crime saga that remains compelling. One of the better options for crime fans.
Bottom Line
The week ahead balances timeless sitcoms with fresh reality twists and gripping crime stories. Whether you’re in the mood for laughs, culinary drama or investigative thrillers, Channel 4’s lineup delivers. Keep your eyes on the clock and enjoy the variety.
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