Wednesday on More4: Pick the Best, Skip the Rest
More4’s Wednesday schedule is a mixed bag of reality‑style entertainment, renovation drama and emergency storytelling. Below we break down the shows that are worth your time and those that may not hold your interest.
Grand Designs – A Long‑Term Fixer‑Upper
From 17:50 to 18:55, Kevin McCloud returns to Devon to see if the century‑old barns have finally finished a 20‑year renovation. The episode promises a close‑up on a two‑decade journey.
Opinion: The nostalgia factor is strong, but if you’re sensitive to slow pacing it might test your patience.
Four in a Bed – B&B Drama for the Casual Viewer
From 07:55 to 10:35, a succession of episodes showcases B&B hosts dealing with quirky guests and interior dilemmas across England. The final episode at 10:05 ends with a payout reveal.
Opinion: Light‑hearted and predictable, it’s a safe binge but may feel formulaic if you’re looking for something fresh.
Come Dine With Me – Culinary Comedy‑Drama
From 10:35 to 13:15, hosts in East Cheshire serve up themed dinners while competing for the top score. Episodes feature belly dancing, exotic banquets and a disco‑lit finale.
Opinion: The hosts bring personality, but the dinner‑competition format is a bit predictable for seasoned viewers.
Car S.O.S – Restoring Classic Cars
At 15:50 to 16:50, Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw transform a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Rover SD1 for two veteran owners. The show promises a deep dive into restoration challenges.
Opinion: The projects can be satisfying, yet the hour‑long format might feel rushed for complex builds.
24 Hours in A&E – Real‑Life Emergency Stories
From 20:00 to 22:05, the program follows patients from a 64‑year‑old woman after a car accident to a 92‑year‑old man rushed to A&E. A 1‑hour and 5‑minute episode covers intense medical moments.
Opinion: The urgency is compelling, but the emotional weight may be too intense for some viewers.
Bottom Line
For a balanced Wednesday, start with the well‑made Grand Designs, then enjoy the light‑hearted Four in a Bed and the lively Come Dine With Me. Finish the night with the heart‑stopping 24 Hours in A&E if you’re up for the drama.