Three popular Channel 4 shows to return to screens this month

Beloved game series Taskmaster is back for season 17

A few Channel 4 shows are set to make a comeback this month in the latest TV scheduling shake-up, much to the delight of fans. Show bosses have announced that the beloved game series Taskmaster will return to screens for its 17th season on Thursday, March 28 at 9pm.

Night Coppers and 24 Hours in Police Custody also returning

In addition to Taskmaster, Night Coppers is making a return for its second season, and fans can also look forward to a new season of 24 Hours in Police Custody. The new season of 24 Hours in Police Custody will feature a series of challenges with comedians Joanne McNally, John Robins, Nick Mohammed, Sophie Willan, and Steve Pemberton competing to win the golden trophy by completing tasks like hunting for patatas and hugging a special friend.

Virtual reality Taskmaster experience coming soon

For the first time ever, audiences will have the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the Taskmaster experience with a brand new virtual reality version of the game show set to be launched later this year for Meta Quest and SteamVR.

Night Coppers and 24 Hours in Police Custody release dates revealed

Night Coppers and 24 Hours in Police Custody fans can mark their calendars, as the release dates for these shows are just a matter of weeks away. Viewers can expect fresh episodes of Night Coppers and 24 Hours in Police Custody to hit their screens soon, with Night Coppers returning for its second season the day after the new series of 24 Hours in Police Custody airs.

Night Coppers - a docu-series following officers policing Brighton's nightlife

Night Coppers is a docu-series that follows a group of officers policing Brighton's hectic nightlife scene. The show captures the challenges and incidents that officers face, such as reuniting a toddler found wandering the streets alone at night in the rain and arresting individuals suspected of dealing Class A drugs.