Sunday on 5*: Your Ultimate TV Guide to Keep You Hooked

If you’re looking for a lineup that blends gripping crime, real‑life drama, and medical adrenaline, 5* has you covered this Sunday. Below is a quick guide to the shows you won’t want to miss.

08:00–09:00 – The Cruise: Fun‑Loving Brits at Sea

Clive and Bernie celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary on the stunning Greek island of Corfu. A light‑hearted travelogue that keeps the vibes relaxed.

I think it’s still entertaining for anyone who enjoys a calm cruise storyline.

The Cruise: Fun‑Loving Brits at Sea

10:00–11:00 – Rogue Claimers

A serial scammer attempts to make identical travel insurance claims and a caravan owner claims for a theft that never happened.

It’s a one‑of‑a‑kind blend of deception and humour that holds up well for a late‑night binge.

Rogue Claimers

13:00–14:00 – Traffic Cops

An unlicensed driver flees police, sparking a pursuit involving a firearms team and a chopper.

The high‑speed chase stays gripping, and the show’s realistic feel keeps you glued.

Traffic Cops

17:00–18:00 – Police Interceptors

Dog handler Steve and the firearms team are in a dramatic doorstep showdown, in which a man is alleged to have attacked someone with an axe and a machete.

The confrontations feel raw, and the show offers a reliable dose of real‑world policing.

Police Interceptors

21:00–22:00 – Trauma Room One

Bruce, 64, is rushed in with a broken back – to save him, surgeons use robotic technology.

The blend of cutting‑edge tech and human drama keeps the viewers on edge.

Trauma Room One

22:00–23:00 – 999: Emergency Call Out

Featuring a high‑level threat involving a man in a dispute over an escaped dog, a fight about parking, and a horrendous two‑car collision on the M25.

The show’s mix of crisis situations keeps the tension alive.

999: Emergency Call Out

23:00–00:00 – A&E After Dark

A motorcyclist is rushed in for an emergency operation to stop internal bleeding; a doctor treats a patient run over by a car that she herself had just been in.

The fast‑paced scenes give a realistic feel to emergency medicine.

A&E After Dark

00:00–01:00 – Killer on the Run

How Melissa Huckaby used her obsession with true crime documentaries to try to outwit police after she killed eight‑year‑old Sandra Renee Cantu.

The psychological depth makes this one a reliable thriller for late‑night viewers.

Killer on the Run

01:00–02:00 – Sleeping with My Murderer

The perfect family façade hides a web of lies, secrets and money worries that lead to tragedy.

A sharp look at domestic drama that keeps the story moving.

Sleeping with My Murderer

02:00–02:45 – Skin A&E

Richard comes to the clinic with a large lipoma; Dr Natalia discovers something more alarming during removal.

The medical tension is well‑balanced, offering a reliable case study of skin emergencies.

Skin A&E

02:45–03:35 – GPs: Behind Closed Doors

Ihor shares cancer concerns, Sharon discusses her distressing council flat conditions, and Emma struggles with Long Covid symptoms.

The candid conversations give a realistic look at everyday medical issues.

GPs: Behind Closed Doors

03:35–04:00 – Home and Away

Cash and Levi hatch a plan. Amelia and David get cozy. Eden struggles with keeping her distance.

The soap keeps the plot twists coming, a reliable filler for the evening.

Home and Away

04:00–06:00 – Teleshopping

Shop by phone from the comfort of your home.

A standard filler block, offering a spot for those who prefer retail over drama.

Bottom line – this Sunday, 5* delivers a balanced mix of action, drama, and medical intrigue, ensuring there’s something for every mood. Tune in for the highlights and enjoy a varied viewing experience.