ITV Quiz Sunday: From Red Boxes to Riddle Rumble – Your Must‑See Line‑up

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It’s Sunday and the ITV Quiz channel is rolling out the red carpet for a marathon of mind‑games that still manage to surprise. Below is a quick rundown of the key shows, my take on each, and a final verdict for your evening.

Deal or No Deal – The Classic Re‑charged

Stephen Mulhern returns to the iconic red boxes at 08:00, promising the same tension but with fresh faces. The format is unaltered – simple, high‑stakes, and instantly relatable. It’s still entertaining for casual fans who love the drama of the Banker’s whispers.

Deal or No Deal

Tipping Point – The Machine That Keeps on Giving

Ben Shephard hosts four consecutive flags of Tipping Point from 09:00 to 13:00. The machine’s unpredictable spin keeps viewers glued. It’s a reliable favourite that offers a good mix of strategy and pure luck, suitable for anyone who enjoys a bit of suspense.

Tipping Point

The Chase Celebrity Special – A Battle of Wits

At 14:00, Bradley Walsh takes the helm for The Chase Celebrity Special. Participants fight for charity, adding an extra layer of purpose to the high‑energy quiz. It’s one of the better options for viewers who want a blend of competition and philanthropy.

The Chase Celebrity Special

Riddiculous – Fast‑paced Riddle Warfare

From 15:00, Ranvir Singh leads the rapid-fire Riddiculous. Its quick tempo keeps the audience on their toes, and the riddles add a clever twist that makes the show stand out from standard quiz fare.

Riddiculous

Lingo – The Word‑Game That Never Gets Old

Two consecutive Lingo episodes from 17:00 to 19:00 bring a familiar charm. The show’s format is simple, yet the camaraderie among contestants gives it a light, enjoyable feel.

Lingo

Tenable – Top‑10 Trivia with a Twist

Hosted by Warwick Davis at 13:00, Tenable offers a list‑based challenge that tests knowledge across a range of topics. Its friendly banter keeps the pacing brisk and engaging.

Tenable

Unwind with ITV – A Gentle Close

After a marathon of quizzes, the channel offers a calming 01:35 slot with Unwind with ITV – a short escape that encourages relaxation. It’s a nice counterbalance to the high‑energy shows earlier in the night.

Unwind with ITV

Bottom Line

From the nostalgic thrill of Deal or No Deal to the mind‑bending riddles of Riddiculous, Sunday’s lineup offers something for every quiz enthusiast. The mix of classic and new keeps the channel dynamic, while the charity specials add a feel-good layer that sets it apart from other game‑show marathons.

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