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Flipping Bangers follows two friends risking it all to flip old cars for profit; A Remarkable Place to Die sees a detective face murder and past ghosts in New Zealand; The Supervet showcases Noel Fitzpatrick’s pioneering care for beloved pets.
Flipping Bangers
New series starts Tuesday 2nd September at 8pm on U&Yesterday
Gus Gregory and Will Trickett ditch their days jobs to ‘flip bangers’ and they have invested £10,000 of their own money to buy cars. However, to pay wages and cover their overheads, they must double their return on every pound that they put in. Will and Gus take on cars that they have some liking for, even if they are not exactly design classics or icons. It’s a very genuine, and very tough, challenge!
A Remarkable Place To Die
New series starts Wednesday 3rd September at 8pm on U&Drama
Chelsie Preston Crawford plays smart and determined homicide detective Anaís Mallory as she returns to her hometown of Queenstown, New Zealand. Mallory is forced to confront the ghosts of her past, including her ex-fiancé Luke, who is now married to her ex-best friend, Maja.
The Supervet
Series 5 starts Monday 8th September at 10pm on U&W
Hard-to-cure pets from across the country receive cutting-edge care from Professor Noel Fitzpatrick, the ‘Bionic Vet’, and his veterinary team.