Deal or No Deal – 09:00 BST

Stephen Mulhern hosts another run‑through of the iconic cash‑prize showdown, where a new contestant faces the Banker’s bluff. It’s the classic tense‑moment show that still entertains with its high‑stakes bluffing.

Opinion: The format’s familiarity keeps it reliable, but the novelty comes mainly from the contestant’s nerves. It’s a solid choice if you enjoy watching suspense unfold.

Tipping Point – 10:00 BST

Ben Shephard leads the quiz where four players tackle a massive revolving machine, aiming for a jackpot. The show’s pacing is brisk, with a good blend of knowledge and luck.

Opinion: It’s one of the better options for a quick laugh and a chance to test your trivia under pressure.

Celebrity Catchphrase – 13:00 BST

Aisling Bea, Chris Packham, and Kate Lawler (and later Stephen Mangan, Kemi Rodgers, Tom Allen) attempt to “say what they see” and guess well‑known phrases, with a £50,000 prize for charity.

Opinion: The celebrity banter is reliable, and the charitable angle adds a nice feel‑good twist.

Tenable – 14:00 BST

The Stoke family team of five answers Top‑10 list questions for a chance at a big cash prize. It’s a family‑friendly quiz that thrives on quick thinking.

Opinion: A wholesome choice that can appeal to viewers who enjoy light, family‑centric competition.

Supermarket Sweep – 15:00 BST

Rylan Clark‑Neal hosts the iconic challenge where three pairs of shoppers race through aisles to win £3,000. The frantic pacing keeps viewers engaged.

Opinion: Still entertaining, especially if you enjoy high‑energy, game‑show antics.

Riddiculous – 16:00 BST

Ranvir Singh hosts a quiz where contestants face the Riddlemaster. The show mixes clever riddles with a light‑hearted atmosphere.

Opinion: A niche but enjoyable pick for those who appreciate a good brain‑teaser with a playful edge.

Wheel of Fortune – 00:55 BST

Graham Norton welcomes a trio of contestants to spin the famous wheel for a chance at £50,000. The format is a proven crowd‑pleaser.

Opinion: It’s reliable, delivering the classic mix of luck and skill that keeps viewers hooked.

Romesh Ranganathan’s Parents’ Evening – 21:00 BST

Joel Dommett, Tony Bellew, and Vicky Pattison compete with their parents in a game where parent‑child knowledge is tested.

Opinion: A light‑hearted option that offers a blend of comedy and genuine family dynamics.

Bottom Line

Deal or No Deal remains the headline draw, but the lineup offers a range of options from high‑stakes bluffing to family‑friendly trivia. Pick based on your mood—whether you want a tense showdown or a relaxed, fun night with the family.

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