Thursday on More4: A Menu of B&B, Food, and Fast‑Lane Fix‑Ups

More4 is putting together a mix of hospitality, culinary rivalry, automotive rescue, and medical drama that keeps the lineup fresh. From early‑morning teleshopping to late‑night rescue, the channel offers a little something for everyone.

1. Four in a Bed – The B&B Battle

“Four in a Bed” continues its week‑long exploration of the UK’s charming inns. Hosts Kelly, Rob, Dave, and others take turns showcasing their properties, cooking breakfasts, and dealing with guest complaints. The show stays relevant by mixing real hospitality with light drama, and it’s still entertaining even as the competition heats up.

2. Come Dine with Me – Culinary Showdown

In the Bristol and Bath episodes, chefs Jamie‑Lea, Chris, Christine, James, and Shelley each host a dinner for five. The show’s format remains reliable, with a mix of food, flirtation, and occasional surprises. It holds up well as a light, feel‑good watch that encourages viewers to experiment in their own kitchens.

3. Car S.O.S – The Automotive Rescue

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend return from the West Midlands to breathe new life into a rust‑ridden BMW 2002 Turbo. The episode’s focus on restoration is compelling, especially for car enthusiasts. The show remains a solid choice for those who appreciate detailed mechanical work.

4. The Dog House – Pet Dating

Londoners Roshni and Jay navigate a double date with their dogs, while Amy and Alex try to pair Olivia the blind spaniel. The light‑hearted format delivers humor and heart, making it a pleasant, low‑stakes option.

5. Sandi’s Great Riviera Rail Trip – Travel Escapade

Sandi Toksvig tours La Belle Nice, exploring opulent hotels and royal history. It offers a leisurely slice of European culture and is a reliable travel companion for viewers seeking a virtual escape.

6. 24 Hours in A&E – Medical Drama

The episodes feature real emergencies: a car crash, a fall, and a BMX injury. The show’s realistic portrayal of hospital life remains gripping and informative, especially for viewers interested in medical scenarios.

7. Emergency Helicopter Medics – High‑Risk Rescues

Charlie’s dirt‑bike accident and a child’s seizures showcase the urgency of helicopter medics. The show’s pace keeps viewers on edge, and it remains a faithful representation of emergency services.

8. A Place in the Sun – Real Estate

Steve and Dawn review Spanish holiday homes at £220,000. It offers practical advice for budget travelers and holds up well for those looking to invest.

9. High Street Shopping – Teleshopping

The channel opens with a couple of teleshopping blocks featuring “High Street” products. While the format is predictable, it provides a quick way for viewers to catch up on deals before the rest of the lineup begins.

Bottom line: From B&B hospitality to automotive restoration, More4’s Thursday schedule offers a blend that is both familiar and fresh. Whether you’re in the mood for light entertainment or real‑world drama, there’s a spot for you.