Retro Road‑Runners – The Dukes of Hazzard

From 06:00 to 10:00 GMT (Saturday), you’ll find a full four‑episode spread of Season 2. The classic car chases, cheeky banter, and slap‑stick may feel dated, but the show still entertains with its light‑hearted spirit. If you lean toward light entertainment, this is one of the better options to kick off the weekend.

Western Whirlwinds

September Gun – 11:00‑13:00 GMT

This 1983 action‑packed Western stitches a gunfighter with a Catholic nun, a long‑haul journey and a dream of justice. It keeps the pace brisk, and its moral undercurrents give it a subtle heft beyond the typical shoot‑em‑up feel.

The Pledge (2008) – 13:00‑14:50 GMT

Luke Perry’s sheriff takes on a ruthless killer in this gritty western revenge drama. The suspense is steady, and the stakes feel real enough to keep you glued, especially if you appreciate a hard‑boiled tone.

The Savage (1952) – 14:50‑16:45 GMT

Charlton Heston’s portrayal of a man torn between cultures is a thoughtful exploration of identity and loyalty. The film’s pace is deliberate, providing an engaging lyrical rhythm for viewers who enjoy reflective storytelling.

Yangtse Incident (1957) – 16:45‑19:00 GMT

Set against the backdrop of post‑war tension, this war drama follows a daring escape plan. While the pacing may feel measured, the historical context lends a compelling depth to the narrative.

Sci‑Fi Sparks – Twilight Zone & Babylon 5

The Twilight Zone – 19:00‑20:00 GMT (Saturday)

Episode “S4, Ep10” revolves around a man’s attempt to alter history with a time machine. The premise is clever, and the execution holds up well for viewers who enjoy speculative twists.

Babylon 5 – 06:00‑09:00 GMT (Sunday)

Three consecutive episodes focus on war, council politics and sacrifice. The storytelling is layered, making it a good pick for fans of intricate world‑building.

Action & Thriller Picks

Contract to Kill – 20:00‑21:55 GMT (Saturday)

Steven Seagal leads a plot about a CIA conspiracy. The pacing is brisk; while it may lean on familiar tropes, it still delivers a steady dose of adrenaline.

Maximum Conviction – 21:55‑23:55 GMT (Saturday)

Two special‑forces agents escort convicts while facing a mercenary assault. The action is straightforward, and the narrative stays focused on the stakes.

Revenge – 23:55‑02:00 GMT (Saturday)

After a violent assault, a woman embarks on a bloody retaliation. The tone is dark, and the narrative pushes the envelope on revenge tropes.

Assault on Precinct 13 (2005) – 20:00‑22:10 GMT (Sunday)

Ethan Hawke’s remake sees a sergeant protecting cops and prisoners during a siege. The tension is palpable, and the pacing keeps the plot moving.

Escape Plan 2 – 22:10‑00:10 GMT (Sunday)

Sylvester Stallone returns to a prison escape thriller. The high‑energy sequences get your heart racing, though the plot may feel predictable for seasoned fans.

Best of the Best 2 – 00:10‑02:05 GMT (Sunday)

Two champion martial artists avenge a friend’s death. The fight choreography is solid, and the narrative offers a clear motivation for the characters.

Steel Sharks – 02:05‑03:55 GMT (Sunday)

Undersea thriller with Gary Busey, the plot revolves around a rescue that turns into a hostage situation. The suspense is maintained, offering a solid watch for fans of military action.

Program times shown in London (GMT) are as follows: 06:00, 07:00, 08:00, 09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 13:00, 14:50, 16:45, 19:00, 20:00, 21:55, 23:55, 20:00, 22:10, 00:10, 02:05. Adjust to your local time as needed.

Bottom line: LEGEND’s weekend gives you a well‑rounded mix of nostalgia, speculation, and pure adrenaline. Pick the genre that speaks to you and enjoy the lineup.