Next‑Week on U&Drama: Your Weekly Guide to the Best TV Bites
U&Drama is a treasure trove of classic and contemporary series, and this week is no exception. Below is a day‑by‑day look at the top shows in each genre, plus who should be watching for – from teens to grandparents. All times are shown in London (GMT) and include the exact date and day of week for your convenience.
Monday 08/11 – Tuesday 09/11
Schedule uncertainty: Monday’s timetable is not listed in the data we have. If you’re keen on a crime procedural, keep an eye out for “The Bill” around 07:25‑08:25 – it’s a regular Saturday night favourite.
Tuesday 09/11 – “The Bill” (07:25‑08:25, Tuesday 09/11)
Return to Sun Hill with “The Bill”, the long‑running police drama that still delivers solid investigations. The episode, “Money Man”, follows Danny Glaze’s undercover attempt to catch a bank‑robber. It’s one of the channel’s most dependable dramas, and the gritty realism makes it a good pick for adult viewers who enjoy procedural depth.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (07:25‑08:00)
For a lighter mood, the sitcom “Birds of a Feather” brings the Essex sisters back to the guest room. The episode “Old Friends” offers a nostalgic laugh, making it perfect for families or anyone who enjoys classic UK comedy.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Classic Doctors” (08:00‑09:15)
The slice‑of‑life drama “Classic Doctors” continues its patient stories. Episode 133 focuses on a bored student impersonating her brother – a quirky premise that keeps viewers engaged. It’s a solid choice for adults who enjoy medical dramas with a human touch.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Classic Holby City” (09:15‑10:20)
“Classic Holby City” brings the hospital drama to another level with episode 45’s emotional twist. The story about Kyla’s son will resonate with viewers who appreciate heartfelt medical narratives.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Classic Casualty” (10:20‑11:20)
With a mix of action and heartfelt drama, episode 41 of “Classic Casualty” shows a chaotic day at the emergency department. A good fit for viewers who like fast‑moving medical stories.
Tuesday 09/11 – “The Bill” (11:20‑12:55)
Another episode of “The Bill” takes us to a top‑security prison. The undercover narrative is consistent with the show’s reputation for reliable, engaging police work.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Classic EastEnders” (12:55‑14:15)
Classic “EastEnders” continues its long‑running soap with episodes 109‑111. The drama of Phil, Ben, and Zainab keeps the show lively for soap enthusiasts.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Classic Neighbours” (14:15‑15:20)
“Classic Neighbours” brings the Robinsons back to the street. Episodes 161‑162 revolve around family drama and a new contest. Ideal for fans of long‑running Australian soaps.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Shakespeare & Hathaway Private Investigators” (15:20‑16:20)
Investigation meets comedy in episode 1 of “Shakespeare & Hathaway”. The duo’s banter is fresh, making it suitable for viewers who appreciate a light mystery.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Father Brown” (16:20‑17:20)
Episode 4 of “Father Brown” delivers a classic sleuthing story, with a cleric uncovering a sinister secret. A gentle mystery for all ages.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Terry and June” (17:20‑18:00)
“Terry and June” brings 1970s slapstick to the screen. Episode 1’s car heist misadventure offers a nostalgic laugh for older viewers.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Last of the Summer Wine” (18:00‑20:00)
Episodes 1‑3 of the beloved sitcom “Last of the Summer Wine” feature classic humour and gentle character moments. A perfect choice for older viewers or those who love timeless British comedy.
Tuesday 09/11 – “The Brokenwood Mysteries” (20:00‑22:00)
New detective drama “The Brokenwood Mysteries” invites you to a quiet New Zealand town with a murder mystery. Episode 3 keeps the mystery tight and the pace steady, suitable for crime drama fans.
Tuesday 09/11 – “New Tricks” (22:00‑23:20)
Episode 5 of “New Tricks” follows veteran detectives tackling a witch‑craft mystery. The blend of humour and mystery keeps the show engaging.
Tuesday 09/11 – “Waking the Dead” (23:20‑00:40)
Cold‑case drama “Waking the Dead” continues with a new episode on doubts about a confession. Ideal for viewers who enjoy investigative drama.
Wednesday 10/11 – “The Bill” & Classic Dramas
Wednesday’s lineup leans heavily on classic dramas and police procedurals. Start your day with a lighter sitcom before diving into the gritty world of law enforcement.
Wednesday 10/11 – “The Bill” (07:25‑08:25)
Episode 20 of “The Bill” explores an undercover operation in a prison setting. The realistic portrayal of police work remains a solid draw for adult viewers.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Classic Doctors” (08:25‑09:35)
Episode 135 focuses on a pregnant student’s dilemma. The episode’s emotional stakes make it a strong choice for viewers who enjoy medical drama.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Classic Holby City” (09:35‑10:55)
Episode 46 sees Sam’s relationships tested. The show’s emotional depth continues to appeal to fans of medical dramas.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Classic Casualty” (10:55‑11:55)
Episode 42 of “Classic Casualty” brings a mix of action and drama to the emergency department.
Wednesday 10/11 – “The Bill” (11:55‑13:00)
Another episode of “The Bill” follows a secret operation. The consistent quality of the series makes it a reliable watch.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Classic EastEnders” (13:00‑15:15)
Episodes 113‑116 of “Classic EastEnders” explore family drama and conflict. Long‑time soap fans will recognize the familiar characters and plot twists.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Classic Neighbours” (15:20‑17:20)
Episodes 167‑168 of “Classic Neighbours” feature family drama and conflict on the street. The show’s light‑hearted tone suits viewers who enjoy everyday soap opera.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Shakespeare & Hathaway” (15:20‑16:20)
Episode 2 of “Shakespeare & Hathaway” sees the duo tackling a case involving a rock star. The mix of light mystery and humour remains appealing.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Father Brown” (16:20‑17:20)
Episode 5 of “Father Brown” deals with a potential thief. The series’ gentle mystery style is ideal for a relaxed evening.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Terry and June” (17:20‑18:00)
Episode 2 of “Terry and June” continues the comedic misadventures. The humour is simple and suitable for all ages.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Last of the Summer Wine” (18:00‑20:00)
Episodes 4‑6 of “Last of the Summer Wine” showcase classic humour and gentle storytelling, perfect for older viewers.
Wednesday 10/11 – “New: Anna Pigeon Mysteries” (20:00‑21:00)
Episode 6 of “Anna Pigeon Mysteries” follows a search for a missing person. The series offers a modern mystery feel for fans of crime dramas.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Father Brown” (21:00‑22:00)
Episode 6 of “Father Brown” brings a new mystery to the cozy setting. The episode’s gentle tone makes it a good choice for viewers who enjoy light detective stories.
Wednesday 10/11 – “New Tricks” (22:00‑23:20)
Episode 6 of “New Tricks” follows the detectives in a bank robbery case. The mix of humour and mystery remains engaging.
Wednesday 10/11 – “Waking the Dead” (23:20‑00:40)
Episode 8 of “Waking the Dead” continues with a new investigation. The show’s steady pace keeps viewers hooked.
Thursday 11/11 – Classic Dramas & New Mysteries
Thursday offers a blend of classic soap operas and newer detective dramas. If you enjoy a mix of family drama and mystery, this day is for you.
Thursday 11/11 – “Judge John Deed” (00:40‑02:40)
Episode 4 of “Judge John Deed” follows a controversial case. The courtroom drama is solid for adult viewers who like legal shows.
Thursday 11/11 – “The Bill” (07:25‑08:25)
Episode 22 of “The Bill” deals with an undercover operation and a serial rapist plot. The show’s continuity keeps fans engaged.
Thursday 11/11 – “Classic Doctors” (08:25‑09:35)
Episode 137 of “Classic Doctors” brings a family drama about racism and betrayal. The episode offers strong character moments.
Thursday 11/11 – “Classic Holby City” (09:35‑10:55)
Episode 48 of “Classic Holby City” continues with a new patient drama. The series remains a staple for medical drama fans.
Thursday 11/11 – “Classic Casualty” (10:55‑11:55)
Episode 44 of “Classic Casualty” introduces a crisis in the ED. The show’s high‑energy scenes appeal to viewers who enjoy action.
Thursday 11/11 – “The Bill” (11:55‑13:00)
Another episode of “The Bill” follows a prison operation. The series’ realistic approach to law enforcement remains consistent.
Thursday 11/11 – “Classic EastEnders” (13:00‑15:15)
Episodes 115‑118 of “Classic EastEnders” bring family drama and conflict. The soap’s long‑running storylines continue to attract fans.
Thursday 11/11 – “Classic Neighbours” (15:20‑17:20)
Episodes 169‑170 of “Classic Neighbours” continue the family drama. The light tone remains enjoyable for a broad audience.
Thursday 11/11 – “Shakespeare & Hathaway” (15:20‑16:20)
Episode 4 of “Shakespeare & Hathaway” sees the investigators uncover a new case. The witty banter continues to engage viewers.
Thursday 11/11 – “Father Brown” (16:20‑17:20)
Episode 7 of “Father Brown” offers a new mystery involving a suicide. The gentle pacing suits viewers who prefer relaxed detective stories.
Thursday 11/11 – “Terry and June” (17:20‑18:00)
Episode 3 of “Terry and June” continues the comedic misadventure. The series is a light-hearted pick for all ages.
Thursday 11/11 – “Last of the Summer Wine” (18:00‑20:00)
Episodes 7‑9 of “Last of the Summer Wine” bring gentle humour and quirky characters. A great choice for older viewers.
Thursday 11/11 – “Signora Volpe” (20:00‑22:00)
Episode 1 of “Signora Volpe” follows a woman in Umbria investigating a disappearance. The drama offers a fresh setting for viewers who enjoy mystery.
Thursday 11/11 – “New Tricks” (22:00‑23:20)
Episode 7 of “New Tricks” sees the detectives tackling a new case. The mix of humour and mystery remains engaging.
Thursday 11/11 – “Waking the Dead” (23:20‑00:40)
Episode 9 of “Waking the Dead” continues with a new investigation. The series’ steady pace keeps viewers hooked.
Friday 12/11 – Classic Dramas & New Mysteries
Friday’s schedule offers a mix of classic dramas and new crime‑drama episodes. If you enjoy reliable storylines, this day has something for you.
Friday 12/11 – “The Bill” (07:25‑08:25)
Episode 23 of “The Bill” follows a prison escape operation. The show’s consistent storytelling keeps fans engaged.
Friday 12/11 – “Classic Doctors” (08:25‑09:35)
Episode 139 of “Classic Doctors” deals with a doctor’s revenge. The episode offers strong character moments for viewers who enjoy medical drama.
Friday 12/11 – “Classic Holby City” (09:35‑10:55)
Episode 49 of “Classic Holby City” explores a new patient drama. The show remains a staple for medical drama fans.
Friday 12/11 – “Classic Casualty” (10:55‑11:55)
Episode 45 of “Classic Casualty” continues with a new emergency situation. The episode’s high‑energy scenes appeal to viewers who enjoy action.
Friday 12/11 – “The Bill” (11:55‑13:00)
Another episode of “The Bill” follows a police operation. The realistic approach to law enforcement remains consistent.
Friday 12/11 – “Classic EastEnders” (13:00‑15:15)
Episodes 115‑118 of “Classic EastEnders” bring family drama and conflict. The soap’s long‑running storylines continue to attract fans.
Friday 12/11 – “Classic Neighbours” (15:20‑17:20)
Episodes 169‑170 of “Classic Neighbours” continue the family drama. The light tone remains enjoyable for a broad audience.
Friday 12/11 – “Shakespeare & Hathaway” (15:20‑16:20)
Episode 5 of “Shakespeare & Hathaway” sees the investigators tackling a new case. The witty banter continues to engage viewers.
Friday 12/11 – “Father Brown” (16:20‑17:20)
Episode 8 of “Father Brown” offers a new mystery involving a suicide. The gentle pacing suits viewers who prefer relaxed detective stories.
Friday 12/11 – “Terry and June” (17:20‑18:00)
Episode 5 of “Terry and June” continues the comedic misadventure. The series is a light‑hearted pick for all ages.
Friday 12/11 – “Last of the Summer Wine” (18:00‑20:00)
Episodes 10‑12 of “Last of the Summer Wine” bring gentle humour and quirky characters. A great choice for older viewers.
Friday 12/11 – “Art Detectives” (20:00‑21:00)
Episode 1 of “Art Detectives” sees a detective investigate a murder at a museum. The series offers a fresh take on the crime genre.
Friday 12/11 – “New: A Remarkable Place to Die” (21:00‑22:00)
Episode 2 of “A Remarkable Place to Die” follows a detective investigating a cold case. The drama’s suspenseful tone appeals to crime‑drama fans.
Friday 12/11 – “New Tricks” (22:00‑23:20)
Episode 8 of “New Tricks” follows the detectives in a new case. The mix of humour and mystery remains engaging.
Friday 12/11 – “Waking the Dead” (23:20‑00:40)
Episode 10 of “Waking the Dead” continues with a new investigation. The steady pace keeps viewers hooked.
Saturday 13/11 – Classic Dramas & New Mysteries
Saturday offers a balanced mix of classic dramas and contemporary crime shows. If you’re looking for reliable entertainment, this day is a treat.
Saturday 13/11 – “Dalziel and Pascoe” (00:40‑02:40)
Episode 1 of “Dalziel and Pascoe” follows a detective duo solving a murder. The show’s mystery elements are strong for fans of crime procedurals.
Saturday 13/11 – “The Bill” (07:25‑08:25)
Episode 24 of “The Bill” follows a police operation. The realistic portrayal of law enforcement remains consistent.
Saturday 13/11 – “Classic Doctors” (08:25‑09:35)
Episode 141 of “Classic Doctors” explores a mysterious case. The episode offers strong character moments for viewers who enjoy medical drama.
Saturday 13/11 – “Classic Holby City” (09:35‑10:55)
Episode 49 of “Classic Holby City” continues with a new patient drama. The show remains a staple for medical drama fans.
Saturday 13/11 – “Classic Casualty” (10:55‑11:55)
Episode 45 of “Classic Casualty” continues with a new emergency situation. The episode’s high‑energy scenes appeal to viewers who enjoy action.
Saturday 13/11 – “The Bill” (11:55‑13:00)
Another episode of “The Bill” follows a police operation. The realistic approach to law enforcement remains consistent.
Saturday 13/11 – “Classic EastEnders” (13:00‑15:15)
Episodes 115‑118 of “Classic EastEnders” bring family drama and conflict. The soap’s long‑running storylines continue to attract fans.
Saturday 13/11 – “Classic Neighbours” (15:20‑17:20)
Episodes 169‑170 of “Classic Neighbours” continue the family drama. The light tone remains enjoyable for a broad audience.
Saturday 13/11 – “Shakespeare & Hathaway” (15:20‑16:20)
Episode 5 of “Shakespeare & Hathaway” sees the investigators tackling a new case. The witty banter continues to engage viewers.
Saturday 13/11 – “Father Brown” (16:20‑17:20)
Episode 8 of “Father Brown” offers a new mystery involving a suicide. The gentle pacing suits viewers who prefer relaxed detective stories.
Saturday 13/11 – “Terry and June” (17:20‑18:00)
Episode 5 of “Terry and June” continues the comedic misadventure. The series is a light‑hearted pick for all ages.
Saturday 13/11 – “Last of the Summer Wine” (18:00‑20:00)
Episodes 10‑12 of “Last of the Summer Wine” bring gentle humour and quirky characters. A great choice for older viewers.
Saturday 13/11 – “The Marlow Murder Club” (20:00‑21:00)
Episode 3 of “The Marlow Murder Club” follows a new investigation. The series offers a fresh take on the crime genre.
Saturday 13/11 – “New Tricks” (22:20‑23:40)
Episode 1 of “New Tricks” follows a new case. The mix of humour and mystery remains engaging.
Saturday 13/11 – “Waking the Dead” (23:40‑01:00)
Episode 11 of “Waking the Dead” continues with a new investigation. The steady pace keeps viewers hooked.
Sunday 14/11 – Classic Dramas & New Mysteries
Sunday’s lineup continues the tradition of reliable storytelling with a mix of classic dramas and new crime shows.
Sunday 14/11 – “Judge John Deed” (00:40‑03:10)
Episode 1 of “Judge John Deed” follows a judge handling a war‑crime case. The courtroom drama keeps adult viewers engaged.
Sunday 14/11 – “Harry Wild (BSL)” (03:10‑04:00)
Episode 5 of “Harry Wild” follows a detective investigating a murder. The series offers a modern mystery feel for fans of crime dramas.
Sunday 14/11 – “Teleshopping” (04:00‑06:00)
For a break from drama, the channel offers a two‑hour shopping block. The content is light and entertaining for a relaxed evening.
Sunday 14/11 – “Teleshopping” (06:00‑07:10)
Another shopping block continues with more home‑shopping options. The segment is a simple way to wind down.
Sunday 14/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (07:10‑07:40)
Episode 9 of “Birds of a Feather” brings more laughs with the Chigwell sisters. The light comedy is suitable for all ages.
Sunday 14/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (07:40‑08:15)
Episode 10 of “Birds of a Feather” continues the comedy with a pension fund mystery. The episode keeps the humour light and engaging.
Sunday 14/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (08:15‑08:55)
Episode 11 of “Birds of a Feather” follows a new police operation. The sitcom’s banter remains a reliable source of comedy.
Sunday 14/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (08:55‑09:35)
Episode 12 of “Birds of a Feather” offers a classic laugh with a new premise. The series is a dependable pick for comedy lovers.
Sunday 14/11 – “All Creatures Great and Small” (09:35‑10:35)
Episode 9 of “All Creatures Great and Small” features a gentle adventure with a dog. The series’ warm tone is suitable for families and animal lovers.
Sunday 14/11 – “All Creatures Great and Small” (10:35‑11:35)
Episode 10 of “All Creatures Great and Small” continues with a new adventure. The gentle storytelling appeals to viewers who enjoy calm drama.
Sunday 14/11 – “All Creatures Great and Small” (11:35‑12:40)
Episode 11 of “All Creatures Great and Small” offers a funny story about a pig. The series keeps the light tone for a relaxed viewing experience.
Sunday 14/11 – “Call the Midwife” (12:40‑14:00)
Episode 6 of “Call the Midwife” follows a nurse supporting a mother. The series offers a gentle, heartfelt drama suitable for all ages.
Sunday 14/11 – “Pie in the Sky” (14:00‑15:00)
Episode 6 of “Pie in the Sky” follows a detective in a restaurant. The light mystery is suitable for a relaxed evening.
Sunday 14/11 – “Pie in the Sky” (15:00‑16:00)
Episode 1 of “Pie in the Sky” continues the detective narrative with a new mystery. The series maintains a relaxed pace for fans of crime comedy.
Sunday 14/11 – “Pie in the Sky” (16:00‑17:00)
Episode 2 of “Pie in the Sky” follows a new murder case. The series remains light and engaging.
Sunday 14/11 – “The Marlow Murder Club” (17:00‑18:00)
Episode 3 of “The Marlow Murder Club” follows a new investigation. The series offers a fresh take on crime stories.
Sunday 14/11 – “The Marlow Murder Club” (18:00‑19:00)
Episode 4 of “The Marlow Murder Club” continues the mystery. The show’s steady pace keeps viewers hooked.
Sunday 14/11 – “The Brokenwood Mysteries” (19:00‑21:00)
Episode 3 of “The Brokenwood Mysteries” follows a new investigation. The series maintains a steady pace for crime drama fans.
Sunday 14/11 – “Father Brown” (21:00‑22:00)
Episode 5 of “Father Brown” offers a new mystery involving a suicide. The gentle pacing suits viewers who prefer relaxed detective stories.
Sunday 14/11 – “New: The Red King” (22:00‑23:00)
Episode 1 of “The Red King” follows a police sergeant on a cold case. The series offers a fresh take on crime investigation.
Sunday 14/11 – “Rebus: Strip Jack” (23:00‑00:35)
Episode 5 of “Rebus: Strip Jack” follows a detective investigating a murder. The series offers a classic crime drama feel.
Sunday 14/11 – “Pie in the Sky” (00:35‑01:35)
Episode 6 of “Pie in the Sky” continues the detective storyline. The series remains light and engaging.
Sunday 14/11 – “Harry Wild (BSL)” (01:35‑02:40)
Episode 7 of “Harry Wild” follows a detective investigating a murder. The series offers a modern mystery feel for fans of crime dramas.
Sunday 14/11 – “Pie in the Sky” (02:40‑04:00)
Episode 1 of “Pie in the Sky” continues the detective narrative with a new mystery. The series maintains a relaxed pace for fans of crime comedy.
Sunday 14/11 – “Teleshopping” (04:00‑06:00)
For a break from drama, the channel offers a two‑hour shopping block. The content is light and entertaining for a relaxed evening.
Sunday 14/11 – “Teleshopping” (06:00‑07:20)
Another shopping block continues with more home‑shopping options. The segment is a simple way to wind down.
Monday 15/11 – Classic Dramas & New Mysteries
Monday’s schedule offers a mix of classic dramas and new crime shows. If you’re looking for reliable entertainment, this day has something for you.
Monday 15/11 – “The Bill” (07:20‑08:50)
Episode 20 of “The Bill” follows a prison operation. The realistic approach to law enforcement remains consistent.
Monday 15/11 – “The Bill” (08:50‑09:55)
Episode 21 of “The Bill” continues with a new operation. The realistic portrayal of police work keeps viewers engaged.
Monday 15/11 – “The Bill” (09:55‑11:00)
Episode 22 of “The Bill” follows a prison escape storyline. The show’s reliable storytelling keeps fans hooked.
Monday 15/11 – “The Bill” (11:00‑12:05)
Episode 23 of “The Bill” continues with a new operation. The realistic approach to law enforcement remains consistent.
Monday 15/11 – “The Bill” (12:05‑13:05)
Episode 24 of “The Bill” follows a police operation. The realistic portrayal of law enforcement remains consistent.
Monday 15/11 – “The Nora Roberts Collection” (13:05‑15:05)
Episode 1 of “The Nora Roberts Collection” follows a thriller involving a musician. The series offers a suspenseful tone suitable for adult viewers.
Monday 15/11 – “Catherine Cookson: The Black Gown” (15:05‑17:30)
Episode 1 of “Catherine Cookson: The Black Gown” follows a housekeeper’s story. The series offers a heart‑warming drama for families.
Monday 15/11 – “Little Dorrit” (17:30‑18:45)
Episode 3 of “Little Dorrit” follows a romantic plot. The series offers a gentle drama suitable for a relaxed evening.
Monday 15/11 – “Little Dorrit” (18:45‑20:00)
Episode 4 of “Little Dorrit” continues the romantic storyline. The series remains gentle and engaging.
Monday 15/11 – “Sister Boniface Mysteries” (20:00‑21:00)
Episode 7 of “Sister Boniface Mysteries” follows a detective investigating a murder. The series offers a classic crime drama feel.
Monday 15/11 – “Silent Witness” (21:00‑23:20)
Episode 3 of “Silent Witness” follows a team investigating a crime. The series offers a realistic crime drama feel for adult viewers.
Monday 15/11 – “New Tricks” (23:20‑00:40)
Episode 2 of “New Tricks” follows the detectives in a new case. The mix of humour and mystery remains engaging.
Monday 15/11 – “The Nora Roberts Collection” (00:40‑02:40)
Episode 1 of “The Nora Roberts Collection” continues the thriller storyline. The series offers a suspenseful tone suitable for adult viewers.
Monday 15/11 – “Birds of a Feather” (02:40‑03:10)
Episode 4 of “Birds of a Feather” continues the light comedy. The series remains reliable for viewers who enjoy sitcoms.
Monday 15/11 – “Harry Wild (BSL)” (03:10‑04:00)
Episode 8 of “Harry Wild” follows a detective investigating a murder. The series offers a modern mystery feel for fans of crime dramas.
Monday 15/11 – “Teleshopping” (04:00‑06:00)
For a break from drama, the channel offers a two‑hour shopping block. The content is light and entertaining for a relaxed evening.
Monday 15/11 – “Teleshopping” (06:00‑07:20)
Another shopping block continues with more home‑shopping options. The segment is a simple way to wind down.
Bottom line: U&Drama keeps the classic feel with reliable dramas like “The Bill” and “Classic EastEnders”, while fresh mysteries such as “New: Anna Pigeon Mysteries” and “The Brokenwood Mysteries” keep the lineup exciting. Pick a genre that suits you, and there’s a show ready to keep you entertained all week.