ITV2’s Must‑Watch Lineup: From Reality to Game Shows – A Week of TV

Want to know what to pick up on ITV2 next week? This review covers Monday’s lineup, highlights the most popular shows across genres, and gives honest takes on who should watch each programme.

Morning: Dinner Date – 05:15 – 06:15

A culinary dating show where the London‑based host, Saidat, gives three men a chance to impress her through their menus. It’s still entertaining for food lovers looking for a light start to the day.

Mid‑Morning: Celebrity Dinner Date – 06:15 – 07:15

Ester Dee and Diags take on five menus from potential dates. The star‑studded format still holds up well for fans of reality romance.

Early Afternoon: The Only Way Is Essex – 08:15 – 09:15

A familiar episode of the Essex reality drama, featuring the latest drama between Roman, Dani and Harry. The show remains a reliable fan‑favorite.

Afternoon: Deal or No Deal – 11:10 – 12:10

Stephen Mulhern hosts the classic game show, with the banker offering a huge cash prize. It’s still entertaining for those who enjoy a bit of suspense.

Late Afternoon: Supermarket Sweep – 12:10 – 13:10

Rylan Clark hosts a revamp of the iconic game show, with shoppers racing in the aisles for a £3,000 prize. The high‑energy format still holds up well for viewers who enjoy competitive fun.

Evening: Wheel of Fortune – 13:10 – 14:10

Graham Norton hosts three new players as they spin the wheel for a chance at £50,000. The classic puzzle format is still entertaining for casual viewers.

Late Evening: The 1% Club – 19:00 – 20:00

Lee Mack presents a quiz that focuses on logic and common sense rather than trivia knowledge. It’s a reliable option for viewers who appreciate a quick, light‑hearted challenge.

Family‑Friendly: Family Guy – 21:00 – 21:35

Brian’s latest adventures in Martha’s Vineyard. The animated comedy remains a staple for families looking for a light, humorous escape.

Comedy for Older Teens: American Dad! – 22:05 – 23:05

Stan’s latest misadventures with the Smith family. The satirical humour still holds up well for viewers who enjoy a bit of absurdity.

Animation for Kids: Bob’s Burgers – 23:35 – 00:30

The Belcher family’s latest misadventures keep the younger audience engaged. The show’s wit and heart remain reliable for family viewing.

Bottom line: ITV2 offers a solid mix of reality drama, game shows and family‑friendly animation on Monday. If you’re looking for something to watch during the week, the lineup above is a reliable set of options that cater to a range of tastes.