Sunday on GREAT! Action: Stallone, Spy Thrills, and Old Westerns – Your Ultimate Lineup
The Sunday schedule on GREAT! Action is a roller‑coaster of intensity, history and a splash of positivity. Below is a quick guide to the most compelling shows, with a bit of personal take on each. Grab your remote and let the action begin.
Rambo: Last Blood (21:26–22:20)
Stallone’s final bow is a relentless, high‑octane finale. The pacing stays tight, the stakes are personal, and the fight scenes are still gripping. If you’re a fan of classic action, this one holds up well.
Salt (18:15–20:25)
Jolie’s espionage thriller offers solid twists and a tight narrative. The tension is palpable, though some plot points feel predictable. Still, it’s a reliable pick for a mid‑afternoon break.
Shadow Man (22:20–23:16)
Seagal’s 2006 thriller leans into espionage drama. The pacing is uneven, but the personal stakes give it a weight that keeps you glued.
Raiders Of The Lost Art (08:10–08:40)
Explore a WWII art heist mystery that digs into historical intrigue. The episode offers a compelling narrative, though it’s short and may leave you wanting more.
Murder Maps (08:50–09:50)
With a chilling premise, this crime drama delves into a notorious case. The pacing is steady, and the historical context adds depth.
Good News on GREAT! Extra (08:00–08:10 & 08:40–08:50)
Short, uplifting segments that break up the heavier fare. They’re a nice palate cleanser if you’re looking for a brief dose of positivity.
Comanche Station (13:00–13:56 & 14:01–14:45)
Classic western starring Randolph Scott. The pacing is measured, and the storyline offers a solid look at frontier justice.
Ten Wanted Men (14:45–16:30)
Another Randolph Scott western that delivers a solid revenge storyline. It’s a reliable choice if you enjoy classic western tropes.
The Persuaders! (00:20–02:20)
Two episodes of this 70s spy drama bring a mix of humor and tension. It’s a lighthearted break from the heavier action.
Collision Course (02:30–03:55)
An action‑drama set in an aircraft. The premise is intriguing, though the pacing can feel slow in parts.
Air Rescue (04:05–05:00)
Quick, tense rescue scenes that keep you on the edge. It’s a solid pick if you want something fast‑paced early in the morning.
Bottom line: Start strong with Rambo, keep the adrenaline with Salt, and let the historical pieces round out your Sunday. The schedule offers a balanced mix that should satisfy fans of action, drama and a touch of positivity.