U and GOLD+1 TV Guide and Program Listings
united kingdom
The Royle Family
Everyone's favourite couch potatoes. Oi, Lurcio! Jim tells Antony to get off his backside and make a brew. Dave and Denise have big news - but who'll get left holding the baby.
The Power of Parker
It's the big day for Kath and Diane as they try to exact their revenge on Martin. However, it seems that Kath may be having second thoughts.
Not Going Out
Expect plenty of fishy puns in the superbly silly sitcom as Lee's dad Frank invites the gang to stay on his wreck of a boat, which naturally drifts out to sea.
The Fast Show
Guest appearance by snooker star Steve 'Interesting' Davis, plus some hellish neighbours, and the newlywed couple whose displays of... um... affection are never-ending.
The Royle Family
Everyone's favourite couch potatoes. Oi, Lurcio! Jim tells Antony to get off his backside and make a brew. Dave and Denise have big news - but who'll get left holding the baby.
Teleshopping
Shopping from Home.
Teleshopping
Shopping from Home.
dinnerladies
The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.
The Good Life
Tom gets the chance to earn some extra money behind Barbara's back. But he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills - but then a furious Barbara finds out.
Still Open All Hours
David Jason returns in this feelgood sitcom spin-off. Granville has a cut-price sale, but only on old stock. Mrs Featherstone takes a shine to new resident Mr Newbold.
The Green Green Grass
Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey.
Are You Being Served?
More lewd laughs from the ladies' and gents' outfitters of Grace Bros department store. Mr Grainger's colleagues plan a birthday dinner to mark his long service.
Last of the Summer Wine
Roy Clarke's much-loved sitcom. Clegg's cousin Aubrey pays a not so welcome visit. The man is a health fanatic and takes a dim view of time-wasting walks.
Last of the Summer Wine
Has Anyone Seen Barry's Midlife Crisis?: More wry humour, and some occasional slapstick, with those Yorkshire OAPs. Truly tries to spring the imprisoned Howard from his bedroom.
The Good Life
Tom gets the chance to earn some extra money behind Barbara's back. But he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills - but then a furious Barbara finds out.
Still Open All Hours
David Jason returns in this feelgood sitcom spin-off. Granville has a cut-price sale, but only on old stock. Mrs Featherstone takes a shine to new resident Mr Newbold.
The Vicar of Dibley
Dawn French is the female vicar who is just a tad naughty. She turns Cupid when she brings Alice and Hugo together - and then receives a marriage proposal herself.
Dad's Army
Capt Mainwaring lets Frazer take over for a couple of days in a bid to end his moaning. Naturally, power goes to his head. Mainwaring is forced to play the bagpipes.
The Green Green Grass
Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey.
Are You Being Served?
More lewd laughs from the ladies' and gents' outfitters of Grace Bros department store. Mr Grainger's colleagues plan a birthday dinner to mark his long service.
The Good Life
Tom gets the chance to earn some extra money behind Barbara's back. But he doesn't want to use it to pay boring old bills - but then a furious Barbara finds out.
Dad's Army
Capt Mainwaring lets Frazer take over for a couple of days in a bid to end his moaning. Naturally, power goes to his head. Mainwaring is forced to play the bagpipes.
Last of the Summer Wine
Roy Clarke's much-loved sitcom. Clegg's cousin Aubrey pays a not so welcome visit. The man is a health fanatic and takes a dim view of time-wasting walks.
Last of the Summer Wine
Has Anyone Seen Barry's Midlife Crisis?: More wry humour, and some occasional slapstick, with those Yorkshire OAPs. Truly tries to spring the imprisoned Howard from his bedroom.
The Vicar of Dibley
Dawn French is the female vicar who is just a tad naughty. She turns Cupid when she brings Alice and Hugo together - and then receives a marriage proposal herself.
Dad's Army
The King Was in His Counting House: Some of British TV's best-loved characters. When a bomb falls on the vault of Mainwaring's bank, he insists the platoon guards the money.
The Vicar of Dibley
It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby, and David surprises Geraldine with a proposal.
dinnerladies
The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.
The Royle Family
Square-eyed sitcom from the creators of Mrs Merton. Poor Barb gets a bit hot and bothered doing the Sunday roast, then Jim and Dave roll in late from the Feathers.
Not Going Out
Likeable flatshare sitcom starring Lee Mack and Tim Vine. Guy showers Lucy with expensive gifts, arousing Lee's suspicions about his dubious business interests.
The Fast Show
Fast-moving comedy sketch show loaded with catchphrases that are now part of the language. Including rare footage of Arthur Atkinson recording his wartime radio show 'How Queer!'.
The Office
Yes, it is the one with David Brent's famous dance! Tim gets his first kiss from Dawn - but it is for charity as Slough celebrates Comic Relief day.
The Office
Comedy acclaimed by just about everyone. David Brent gives a trade magazine a glimpse of his unique management philosophy, and Tim makes Dawn an offer she surely can't refuse.
The Royle Family
Square-eyed sitcom from the creators of Mrs Merton. Poor Barb gets a bit hot and bothered doing the Sunday roast, then Jim and Dave roll in late from the Feathers.
Not Going Out
Likeable flatshare sitcom starring Lee Mack and Tim Vine. Guy showers Lucy with expensive gifts, arousing Lee's suspicions about his dubious business interests.
The Fast Show
Fast-moving comedy sketch show loaded with catchphrases that are now part of the language. Including rare footage of Arthur Atkinson recording his wartime radio show 'How Queer!'.
dinnerladies
The late Victoria Wood's brilliant sitcom. Can Philippa's bright idea of inviting everyone's mother to the canteen for a tea party really raise the mood? Probably not.
The Royle Family
Square-eyed sitcom from the creators of Mrs Merton. Poor Barb gets a bit hot and bothered doing the Sunday roast, then Jim and Dave roll in late from the Feathers.
Teleshopping
Shopping from Home.
Teleshopping
Shopping from Home.
The Green Green Grass
Country capers in the Only Fools spin-off. Bored with life on the farm, Marlene throws herself into charity work. Boycie senses an opportunity to become Sir Aubrey.
dinnerladies
Victoria Wood's subtle, well-observed sitcom with a fine cast. Everything is going well for Bren until her mother turns up and gets a little thirsty. Julie Walters guest stars.
The Good Life
Tom and Barbara receive some unexpected help when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back. Tune in to see Margo dressed for horticultural action.
Still Open All Hours
Granville's big ambitions to open his own coffee shop cause quite a stir in the neighbourhood. Meanwhile Eric looks after his depressed brother-in-law all day.
The Green Green Grass
More rural shenanigans in John Sullivan's popular spin-off sitcom. Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, but Boycie refuses to cough up.
Are You Being Served?
Classic shop floor comedy with the very funky theme tune. When the heating at the store is switched off to save cash, the staff take desperate measures to stay warm.
Last of the Summer Wine
The Genuine Outdoors Robin Hood Barbi: Roy Clarke's record breaking sitcom. Billy takes Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Entwistle out for a real barbecue in the real outdoors.
Last of the Summer Wine
Barry in Danger from Reading and Aunt Jessie: The sitcom that's long in the tooth but has a spring in its step! Nora Batty enquires about the mystery woman seen with Alvin.
The Good Life
Tom and Barbara receive some unexpected help when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back. Tune in to see Margo dressed for horticultural action.
Still Open All Hours
Granville's big ambitions to open his own coffee shop cause quite a stir in the neighbourhood. Meanwhile Eric looks after his depressed brother-in-law all day.
The Vicar of Dibley
It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby, and David surprises Geraldine with a proposal.
Dad's Army
The King Was in His Counting House: Some of British TV's best-loved characters. When a bomb falls on the vault of Mainwaring's bank, he insists the platoon guards the money.
The Green Green Grass
More rural shenanigans in John Sullivan's popular spin-off sitcom. Tyler wants to borrow money to buy new equipment for his band, but Boycie refuses to cough up.
Are You Being Served?
Classic shop floor comedy with the very funky theme tune. When the heating at the store is switched off to save cash, the staff take desperate measures to stay warm.
The Good Life
Tom and Barbara receive some unexpected help when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back. Tune in to see Margo dressed for horticultural action.
Dad's Army
The King Was in His Counting House: Some of British TV's best-loved characters. When a bomb falls on the vault of Mainwaring's bank, he insists the platoon guards the money.
Last of the Summer Wine
The Genuine Outdoors Robin Hood Barbi: Roy Clarke's record breaking sitcom. Billy takes Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Entwistle out for a real barbecue in the real outdoors.
Last of the Summer Wine
Barry in Danger from Reading and Aunt Jessie: The sitcom that's long in the tooth but has a spring in its step! Nora Batty enquires about the mystery woman seen with Alvin.
The Vicar of Dibley
It's the christening of Alice and Hugo's baby, and David surprises Geraldine with a proposal.
The Vicar of Dibley
The unconventional Reverend Geraldine Granger is brought to life by Dawn French. The committee agree they should celebrate millennium year by erecting a statue on the green.
dinnerladies
Victoria Wood's subtle, well-observed sitcom with a fine cast. Everything is going well for Bren until her mother turns up and gets a little thirsty. Julie Walters guest stars.
The Royle Family
More laughs with those Mancunian couch potatoes. But guess what? Lurcio's got a new girlfriend, Emma. That'll be a major distraction from the box.
The Fast Show
Paul Whitehouse and posse in the fast-moving comedy sketch show with loads of catchphrases - brilliant! Featuring the world's drunkest family and the world's dullest man.
Mrs Brown's Boys
More laughs with the loudmouth. Agnes overhears the family deciding to put the dog in a home and believes they are talking about her.
U and GOLD+1 is a time-shift television channel that broadcasts the complete programming schedule of the classic comedy network U&GOLD exactly one hour after the original transmissions. The U and GOLD+1 TV guide provides viewers with a full overview of available daily shows, upcoming broadcasts, and night-time comedy schedules. Utilizing a TV guide for a time-shift channel allows audience members to plan their viewing, catch up on missed start times, and track daily broadcast times across various pay-TV and digital platforms.
About U and GOLD+1
U and GOLD+1 operates as the dedicated one-hour time-shift service for U&GOLD (formerly branded as GOLD), a prominent British television channel owned by UKTV, a wholly owned subsidiary of BBC Studios. The channel specializes in broadcasting British comedy, including classic sitcoms, archive comedy programming, panel shows, and original comedy commissions. By broadcasting the exact U&GOLD feed delay-shifted by 60 minutes, U and GOLD+1 provides flexible viewing options for audiences across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
U and GOLD+1 TV Guide and Daily Schedules
Consulting the U and GOLD+1 tv guide helps viewers navigate the continuous daily loop of comedy programming. Because the schedule directly mirrors the primary channel with a 60-minute offset, broadcast times remain consistent in sequence while offering an alternate viewing window.
- Today's Programming: Daytime listings generally feature back-to-back classic comedy episodes, archived sitcoms, and popular panel games broadcast one hour after their original showing.
- Tonight's Schedule: Primetime slots typically include feature-length comedy specials, landmark British sitcoms, and evening comedy double-bills.
- Upcoming Broadcasts: Checking advance listings allows viewers to identify weekend marathons, seasonal comedy specials, and series highlights set for transmission later in the week.
How to Use U and GOLD+1 TV Listings
Navigating the U and GOLD+1 tv listings enables effective planning for daily and weekly entertainment. Viewing schedules are structured chronologically to display start times, program titles, episode descriptions, and broadcast durations.
To make the most of the channel's time-shifted format:
- Calculate Broadcast Times: Remember that every show listed on U and GOLD+1 airs exactly 60 minutes after its initial broadcast on the primary U&GOLD channel.
- Review Episode Summaries: Consult program details within the listings to check series numbers, episode titles, and guest appearances.
- Check Late-Night Listings: Night-time schedules often feature uncut comedy classics and extended specials that run into the early hours.
Programming and Show Categories
The programming strategy of U and GOLD+1 focuses on non-stop comedy content drawn from extensive television archives as well as modern network commissions. Key genres featured on the channel include:
- Classic British Sitcoms: Timeless comedy series from past decades, including celebrated archive productions.
- Modern Comedy Series: Contemporary UK comedy shows and popular sitcom repeats.
- Sketch Shows & Stand-Up: Compilation programs, televised stand-up performances, and classic sketch comedy.
- Original Commissions: UKTV original comedy retrospectives, documentaries about classic TV, and newly produced specials.
Step-by-Step Schedule Navigation
Finding accurate viewing times on U and GOLD+1 requires a straightforward approach to schedule interpretation:
- Select the current date on the digital program guide.
- Filter by morning, afternoon, or primetime evening timeslots.
- Verify whether the listed time corresponds to the +1 delay transmission.
- Confirm availability with your local television service provider.
Viewing and Provider Information
U and GOLD+1 is widely accessible via major digital television and satellite distribution platforms across the United Kingdom and Ireland. It is primarily included in subscription TV packages through platform operators such as Sky, Virgin Media, and internet-based subscription services. Channel numbers and slot assignments vary depending on the platform operator and regional service configuration.
Regional and Time-Zone Variations
For the majority of viewers in the UK and Ireland, broadcast timing on U and GOLD+1 follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or British Summer Time (BST). While the linear transmission sequence remains identical nationwide, platform positioning, electronic program guide (EPG) layout, and regional provider numbering may differ based on your location and receiver equipment.
Understanding Broadcast Freshness and Schedule Changes
Television schedules are occasionally subject to last-minute adjustments due to live event overruns on main networks, special programming events, or updated channel billing. While the channel's core identity and general programming genres remain constant, exact program air times should always be verified against up-to-date daily listings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is U and GOLD+1?
U and GOLD+1 is the time-shift channel for U&GOLD, broadcasting the full U&GOLD schedule exactly one hour after the original transmission times.
Where can I find the U and GOLD+1 TV guide?
You can view the U and GOLD+1 TV guide through electronic program guides provided by digital TV platforms, online TV schedule directories, and official network listing services.
What type of programs air on U and GOLD+1?
The channel airs classic British sitcoms, modern comedy shows, panel games, comedy retrospectives, and UKTV original comedy specials.
Does U and GOLD+1 have a different schedule than U&GOLD?
No, the broadcast schedule is identical in content and sequence, operating on a strict one-hour time delay behind the primary channel.
Are U and GOLD+1 program times affected by time zones?
Transmissions follow UK standard time (GMT/BST). Viewers in other regions or time zones should adjust listing times accordingly based on local offsets.