Three huge Channel 4 shows returning to screens this month in latest TV schedule shake-up
A FEW Channel 4 shows are making a comeback this month in their latest TV scheduling shake-up, and fans will be delighted.
Show bosses announced that beloved game series Taskmaster is coming back to screens for another season on Thursday, March 28 at 9pm.
The five comedians set to complete a series of challenges this time are Joanne McNally, John Robins, Nick Mohammed, Sophie Willan and Steve Pemberton.
In order to win the golden trophy, each celeb will have to try their best to hunt for patatas, hoopla a gorilla and hug a special friend.
And for the first time ever audiences will also get a chance to fully immerse themselves in the Taskmaster experience as a brand new virtual reality version of the game show is being launched later this year for Meta Quest and SteamVR.
Cop show lovers will also be able to get their fix again soon as Night Coppers and 24 Hours in Police Custody release dates are revealed to be in a matter of weeks.
Viewers were previously left complaining when reruns showcasing life at the Luton Police Station were aired in January instead of brand new episodes.
One of the repeat installments actually originally aired six years ago.
Now a fresh series is expected to air on Monday, March 25.
Night Coppers is set to return for its second season the following day.
This docu-series follows a group of officers “who police Brighton’s hectic nightlife scene”.
Fans of the show in 2022 were left appalled to see a toddler left wandering the streets alone at night in the rain.
Cops worked on reuniting her with her mum, and then reported the incident to social services.
Another episode saw a Sergeant and his partner arrest a man on suspicion of dealing Class A drugs.