Challenge’s Tuesday Tune‑Up: Games, Antiques, and a Dash of Trivia
Tuesday on Challenge is a smorgasbord of brain‑teasers and brain‑busting bargains. If you’re looking to keep the lights on, we’ve rounded up the most engaging items in the schedule that promise a good mix of competition, curiosity, and a little bit of glamour.
1. Bullseye – The Dart‑Board Dare
Starting at 05:30 you’ll catch the classic Bullseye, a quirky mash‑up of darts and trivia that never gets old. The 30‑minute slot is a quick burst of tension and a bit of nostalgia, especially for fans of the original series. The format stays the same: contestants hit the board and answer questions. It’s still entertaining even if it doesn’t have the same buzz as the newer shows.

2. The Chase – Trivia Takedown
From 07:00 to 09:00 the channel plays its most reliable draw: The Chase. Bradley Walsh hosts a series where contestants run against a panel of “Chasers” in a race to out‑answer general knowledge questions. It’s a familiar format that holds up well, with a good balance of suspense and light‑hearted banter.

3. The Celebrity Chase – Star‑Studded Showdown
Following the regular run, the celebrity version lights up the screen from 09:00 to 10:00. Familiar faces answer questions for charity – it’s an entertaining twist that keeps viewers hooked. The format is the same, but the presence of celebrities adds a new layer of charm.

4. The Bidding Room – Antique Auction Action
From 10:00 to 11:00 Nigel Havers hosts The Bidding Room, giving the public a behind‑the‑scenes look at how antiques and collectibles are appraised and sold. It’s a relaxed, informative segment that offers a break from the quick‑fire quiz format.

5. Celebrity Antiques Road Trip – Road‑Trip Rumble
Next up, from 11:00 to 12:20 the duo Neil Stuke & Penny Smith wander the countryside with a modest £400 to spend on antiques, guided by expert Paul Laidlaw and Thomas Plant. It’s a lighthearted travel‑shopping show that adds colour to the schedule.

6. Bridge Of Lies – Truth‑Teller Thriller
At 14:00 the channel switches gears with Bridge Of Lies, hosted by Ross Kemp. Contestants step across a bridge by choosing truths or lies, earning money along the way. It’s a clever mix of psychological play and suspense that keeps viewers guessing.

7. Tenable – The £125,000 Test
From 17:00 to 18:00 Tenable presents a 10‑question challenge for a £125,000 jackpot. Hosted by Warwick Davis, it’s a straightforward quiz with a high‑stakes twist. It offers a quick adrenaline burst for those who enjoy high‑risk questions.

8. Cash Trapped – The Cash‑Prize Showdown
Cash Trapped slots in at 13:00, 18:00, and 19:00, each hour bringing six contestants into a four‑round battle for a cash prize. The consistent format keeps the tension high.

9. Beat The Chasers – Final Showdown
Late in the evening at 20:00, Beat The Chasers pits contestants against the Chasers in a final showdown. It’s a dramatic climax that brings the day’s trivia to a close.

Bottom Line
Challenge’s Tuesday lineup is a solid mix of quick quizzes, antique insights, and high‑stakes trivia. Whether you’re a darts fan, a gadget geek, or just looking for a lighthearted showdown, there’s something to keep you glued to the screen. The day’s highlights – the Chase, Bullseye, and Bridge Of Lies – offer a good balance of familiarity and novelty.