Friday Night on ITV Quiz: Who’s the Queen of the Quiz?

If you’re looking for a Friday night of pure quiz‑show fun, ITV Quiz has you covered. From the legendary Deal or No Deal to the light‑hearted Celebrity Lingo, the schedule is a treasure trove for game‑show lovers.

Deal or No Deal – 08:00–09:00

The classic game of risk and reward still holds up well. Stephen Mulhern’s calm hosting keeps the tension high, and the Banker’s bluffing never fails to entertain.

Tipping Point – 09:00–12:00

Ben Shephard’s “extraordinary machine” offers a mix of trivia and a visual spectacle. Multiple episodes mean you can catch the show at the start of the block or later, and it’s a reliable choice for a quick quiz fix.

Lingo – 12:00–13:00 & 17:00–20:00

Adil Ray’s word‑play game is simple, fast, and perfect for a relaxed Friday. The 12‑hour slot gives you flexibility; the later episodes host a range of contestants that keep the energy alive.

Tenable for Soccer Aid – 13:00–14:00 & 23:55–00:50

Warwick Davis’s hosting style is energetic, and the chance to win £125,000 for Soccer Aid adds a charitable twist that’s slightly different from the usual quiz format.

Supermarket Sweep – 14:00–15:00

Rylan Clark‑Neil’s revamp of the classic game offers a playful, supermarket‑scented challenge. It’s light‑hearted and a good pick if you want a break from the more intense quiz shows.

Riddiculous – 15:00–16:00 & 00:50–01:40

Ranvir Singh’s riddle‑based game is a bit of a puzzle, with contestants trying to outwit the “Riddlemaster.” It’s a smart, fun option for those who like a mental challenge.

Celebrity Lingo – 20:00–21:00

The charity version brings in popular faces and adds a feel‑good element. The 30‑minute format keeps it quick and engaging.

Bottom line: The Friday block on ITV Quiz is a solid line‑up of classic and fresh quiz formats. Pick the show that best matches your mood – the tension of Deal or No Deal, the word‑play of Lingo, or the quick thrill of Tipping Point.