This Weekend on U&Dave: A Bold Mix of Laughs, Wheels and Whack‑A‑Tales

If you’re looking for something that keeps you on your toes, U&Dave delivers a smorgasbord of entertainment that ranges from razor‑sharp panel comedy to high‑octane motoring and heart‑warming drama. Below we break down the line‑up by genre and give you a quick pitch for every age and interest group.

Panel Comedy that Makes You Question Reality

The first thing that hits the screen after teleshopping is Would I Lie To You?. With Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell at the helm, the show keeps you guessing between truth and fib. The episode line‑up this weekend is packed: from celebrity guests like Motsi Mabuse and Steve Pemberton to the ever‑exhilarating “Best Bits” from the fourth series. If you like quick‑fire wit and a healthy dose of self‑deprecation, this is the show that holds up well.

Would I Lie To You

Motor‑Madness for the Adventurous

If engines are your jam, Top Gear hooks you from the first minute. Jeremy, Richard and James are back with a new episode featuring a snowy crash‑test and a cameo from F1 star Rubens Barrichello. The show’s blend of engineering knowledge and cheeky banter makes it a reliable choice for those who love cars and a sprinkle of humour.

Top Gear

Feel‑Good Drama for Families

The new series of Ghosts offers a light‑hearted take on the supernatural. This weekend’s episodes feature quirky mysteries that are more charming than chilling, making it a suitable pick for family viewing. The witty script and endearing characters keep the tone upbeat.

Ghosts

Comedy for the Everyman

If you’re after a laugh that’s grounded and relatable, Not Going Out delivers. The episode featuring a pub quiz and a humorous misunderstanding about a neighbour’s package will leave you chuckling without feeling like you’re watching a sitcom that’s out of touch.

Pet‑Centric Entertainment for Animal Lovers

Dog lovers can’t miss Wagging Rights, which pits contestants against each other in scent‑work challenges. The show’s lighthearted competition and adorable canine moments provide a wholesome diversion.

Outdoor Adventure for the Curious

The new Explore with Simon Reeve takes viewers on a journey through the Rift Valley, offering a mix of history and contemporary conflict. It’s a good pick for viewers who enjoy travelogue and geopolitical insight.

Bottom line: U&Dave’s weekend schedule mixes sharp panel banter, high‑energy motoring, family‑friendly drama and lighthearted pet content. Whatever your mood, there’s a show that will keep you engaged and, hopefully, mildly entertained.