Sunday on Legend Xtra starts at 05:30 BST with Teleshopping, followed by a full five‑episode arc of Babylon 5. After that, a mix of Westerns, thrillers, and a touch of fantasy keeps viewers hooked until the early morning.

Babylon 5: The Shadows Rise

Times: 07:00–08:00, 08:00–09:00, 09:00–10:00, 10:00–11:00, 11:00–12:00 BST. The saga of Sheridan and his crew unfolds with new revelations about the Shadows, Kosh, and the fate of the White Star fleet. It’s still entertaining for fans of complex sci‑fi narratives.

The Great Sioux Massacre

11:00–13:00 BST delivers a historical Western starring Philip Carey. The film’s depiction of Custer’s political ambitions is a reliable lens into that era, though it may feel dated for modern viewers.

Shalako

14:00–16:10 BST offers a Western adventure with Sean Connery. The plot of aristocrats battling Apaches is one of the better options for those craving classic frontier drama.

A Study In Terror

16:10–18:05 BST mixes fact and fiction as Sherlock Holmes hunts Jack the Ripper. The film holds up well as a period crime thriller.

The 7th Voyage of Sinbad

18:05–20:00 BST brings classic fantasy adventure, complete with mythical monsters and a daring quest. It’s a nostalgic pick that still entertains.

The Twilight Zone

20:00–21:00 BST offers a single episode of the legendary series, a reliable short break before the late‑night action.

Battle Los Angeles

21:00–23:25 BST delivers a tense sci‑fi thriller. It remains a solid pick for adrenaline junkies.

Man of Tai Chi

23:25–01:35 BST brings action‑adventure with Keanu Reeves. The martial arts storyline is a reliable showcase of fighting choreography.

Beyond the Law

01:35–03:20 BST features Steven Seagal in a thriller about justice and mob. It holds up as one of the better options for late‑night thrillers.

Brake

03:20–05:00 BST offers a secret‑service thriller. It remains a reliable feature for fans of espionage.

Bottom line: Legend Xtra’s Sunday line‑up is a diverse mix of sci‑fi, Westerns, thrillers, and fantasy. Whether you’re chasing the mysteries of Babylon 5 or watching a late‑night action flick, there’s something that holds up well for most tastes.