Wednesday TV on More4: From B&B Showdowns to Dog House Drama

If you’re looking for an evening that keeps you on your toes, More4’s Wednesday schedule delivers. From the high‑energy B&B competition “Four in a Bed” to the culinary drama of “Come Dine with Me,” there’s something for every mood.

Four in a Bed – 08:55‑11:35 GMT

The series takes four British B&B owners to France, where they battle for the title of best value guest house. The early episodes feature rustic charm and a touch of royal flair, but the competition heats up with surprising twists. It’s still entertaining because the host personalities clash in ways that feel genuine, and the picturesque French backdrop adds a romantic flavour.

Come Dine with Me – 11:35‑14:15 GMT

The Edinburgh‑based show shifts from music‑filled dinners to a high‑spending pipe band feast. Each episode pits hosts against one another in a battle of culinary skill and social charm. While the format is familiar, the new episodes keep the energy up with unexpected menu twists and personal stories from the hosts.

American Pickers – 16:50‑17:50 GMT

The Alabama special sees the Pickers digging through a small‑town Chevy dealership, unearthing a trove of classic car nostalgia. It’s one of the better options for viewers who enjoy a blend of history and hoarding, with a light touch of humour that keeps the pace lively.

The Dog House – 18:50‑19:55 GMT

The Aussie edition follows a family as they welcome a spirited Harriett into their home. The episode balances humour with the genuine affection that emerges when a new dog settles in, making it a reliable choice for pet lovers.

The Secret Life of the Zoo – 19:55‑21:00 GMT

Follow the daily challenges of Chester’s hornbills and other zoo animals in this documentary‑style series. It offers a quietly engaging look at animal behaviour, and the occasional drama provides a subtle edge to the science.

24 Hours in A&E – 22:00‑23:20 GMT

The emergency medicine show keeps viewers on edge with real‑time medical drama, showcasing the intensity of A&E wards. It’s one of the better options for those who appreciate the raw, unscripted nature of emergency care.

Bottom Line

If you’re after a bit of competition and charm, “Four in a Bed” offers a solid pick. For those who love culinary drama, “Come Dine with Me” keeps things lively and relatable. And if you’re into rescue stories, “The Dog House” offers a heartwarming twist.