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Friday’s Challenge: From Brain‑Busting to Antique‑Tapping

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The Challenge TV Friday lineup is a mash‑up of quiz quirk, antiques adventure and a dash of celebrity banter. Here’s what you should watch tonight.

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Game‑show gold: The Chase takes the spotlight

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07:00 – 08:00 BST – Bradley Walsh returns to the familiar arena where contestants rush through general‑knowledge questions faster than the Chaser. It’s a reliable feel‑good test of memory and nerves. The show’s repeated presence suggests it’s still entertaining for fans.

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Antique adventures: Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

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11:00 – 12:15 BST – Fern Britton & Phil Vickery explore Devon’s hidden treasures. With a £400 budget, the duo hunts for profit‑making finds. The series offers a one of the better options for viewers who love history and shop‑til‑you‑drop.

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Word play: Blankety Blank

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12:15 – 13:00 BST – Lily Savage leads contestants in filling missing words alongside a celebrity panel. It’s a light‑hearted game that holds up well as a quick laugh.

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Quiz thrills: Cash Trapped & Bullseye

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13:00 – 14:00 BST – Cash Trapped pits six contestants against each other in four rounds of general knowledge. Later, Bullseye tests darts skills and trivia. Both shows offer engaging competition, though the former is more brain‑centric.

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Risk & reward: Bridge Of Lies

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14:00 – 15:00 BST – Ross Kemp hosts a game where players step on truths and dodge lies to earn money. It’s a simple but suspenseful format that stays fresh.

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More variety: All Star Family Fortunes & The Celebrity Chase

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15:00 – 17:00 BST – Family-friendly All Star Family Fortunes brings in the glitz of a celebrity version of Family Feud, while The Celebrity Chase offers a twist on the classic game. Both add a mix of humour and challenge.

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Bottom line

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Whether you’re after sharp‑witted quizzes, charming antiques or light‑hearted banter, Challenge TV’s Friday schedule delivers a balanced mix. The repeated presence of The Chase signals its enduring popularity, while the antiques and family game shows round out a varied evening.

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