Sunday on Challenge: Game‑Show Frenzy and Antiques Adventure

Challenge is brimming with quiz‑centric fun this Sunday. The channel’s schedule is dominated by the ever‑popular The Chase, interlaced with a few twists of antiques, cash‑pursuits and a curious bridge of lies. Below are the highlights that should occupy your living‑room.

1. The Chase – the Quiz‑queen of the Channel

Bradley Walsh’s The Chase is the pivot of the schedule, airing six straight episodes from 05:00 to 21:00. Each hour delivers a fresh challenge against a brain‑box of knowledge. If you haven’t tuned in, you’ll be missing a classic dose of friendly competition. My take: the show still holds up well; the pacing is tight and the stakes feel real.

2. Celebrity Antiques Road Trip – a hunt for hidden gems

Anne Reid and Thelma Barlow navigate Oxfordshire with a modest £400 in search of auction‑worthy antiques. It’s a light‑hearted adventure that mixes history with a dash of reality TV drama. I think it’s a reliable pick for viewers who enjoy a bit of travel and treasure hunting without the high‑stakes pressure.

3. Catchphrase – the word‑play winners

Catchphrase brings a nostalgic flavour with animated clues and a chance to win cash and a holiday. It’s a familiar format that still feels engaging. My opinion: it holds up well, especially for families looking for a light, interactive game.

4. Cash Trapped – a frantic quiz showdown

Six contestants battle across four rounds, all under Bradley Walsh’s sharp hosting. It’s a high‑energy version of a quiz that rewards quick thinking. I find it reliable for those who prefer a fast‑paced decision‑making format.

5. Tenable – the £125,000 jackpot gamble

Warwick Davis hosts this game where 10 is the magic number. The stakes are high, and the format is straightforward. It’s a decent option if you want a quick thrill but expect the outcome to be a bit more unpredictable.

6. Bridge Of Lies – stepping on truths and lies

Ross Kemp leads contestants across a literal bridge, choosing between truths and lies to earn money. It’s an intriguing twist on the quiz format. I think it holds up as a quirky diversion.

Bottom Line

The day’s programming is a mix of familiar quiz staples and a few novel twists. If you’re a fan of Bradley Walsh, The Chase is your go‑to. For a change of pace, try the antiques road trip or the bridge of lies. All shows are reliable for casual viewing.