Monday – 7 September: Tipping Point Takes the Spotlight
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09:00 – Tipping Point (10:00 BST). Ben Shephard hosts contestants who battle a massive machine for a £10,000 jackpot. The show’s tension is palpable, and the new contestant lineup gives it fresh energy. For families who enjoy a bit of high‑stakes drama, it’s a reliable choice.
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern and Jenna navigate the Banker’s offers in a bid to land a life‑changing £100,000. The format’s familiar yet still holds up well when the stakes feel real.
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10:00 – Wheel of Fortune Celebrity Special (11:00 BST). Graham Norton invites Tom Allen, Michelle Visage and Eddie Kadi to spin for £50,000 for charity. The charm is in the guests’ banter, making it a one‑of‑the‑better options for a light‑hearted evening.
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10:00 – Tenable (11:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a team of friends attempting to topple the Tenable Tower for a cash prize. The mix of friendly competition and Top 10 trivia keeps the pacing lively and suitable for younger viewers who enjoy word games.
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10:00 – The Chase Celebrity Special (12:00 BST). Bradley Walsh hosts a group of celebrities battling a Chaser for charity. The high energy and charity angle make it a good pick for viewers who enjoy a competitive edge.
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11:00 – Riddiculous (12:00 BST). Ranvir Singh hosts rapid riddles with contestants like Dave and Melanie vs. Faye and Keir. The fast‑paced format and clever riddles are great for trivia enthusiasts.
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12:00 – Deal or No Deal (13:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern and Dami aim to outfox the Banker. The return of the familiar faces adds a comforting familiarity for regular viewers.
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13:00 – Lingo (14:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game sees contestants battling in teams. The quick rounds are ideal for viewers who prefer wordplay over long endurance tests.
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14:00 – Lingo (15:00 BST). The reigning champions fight again. The familiarity of the format works well for families with kids who love puzzles.
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15:00 – Lingo (16:00 BST). Another round keeps the competitive spirit alive for the afternoon audience.
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16:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (17:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson hosts Julie Hesmondhalgh and Tony Bellew to answer 15 questions for a million pounds. The celebrity presence and high stakes make it a must‑watch for fans of the original format.
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17:00 – Tipping Point (18:00 BST). The final game of the day sees four players again battling the machine for the £10,000 jackpot. The closing episode offers a satisfying end to a day of mind‑bending challenges.
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Tuesday – 8 September: Deal or No Deal Dominates
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern returns with new contestants hoping to beat the Banker. The tension remains, and the game’s simplicity keeps it accessible to all ages.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). Ben Shephard’s machine delivers a new round of excitement. The show’s appeal is its blend of chance and skill.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). Another round ensures the audience stays engaged throughout the morning.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game offers quick, engaging rounds that families can enjoy together.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team aiming for a cash prize. The Top 10 format is straightforward and entertaining.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting style adds a fresh twist to the classic format.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh continues to test contestants with rapid riddles. The fast pace keeps the audience’s attention focused.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return for the afternoon segment maintains the show’s popularity.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). The word game continues to offer light‑hearted competition for viewers of all ages.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). Another round of wordplay keeps the momentum alive.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). The final game of the day offers a quick, satisfying conclusion for the afternoon audience.
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20:00 – Wheel of Fortune (21:00 BST). Graham Norton invites guests to spin and solve puzzles for £50,000. The mix of humor and challenge makes it a one‑of‑the‑better options for evening entertainment.
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21:00 – Tipping Point (22:00 BST). The final game of the day continues the high‑stakes atmosphere.
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Wednesday – 9 September: Riddiculous Reigns Supreme
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s new contestants bring fresh energy to the Banker’s table.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). The machine remains a reliable source of excitement.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). Another round keeps the audience engaged.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game offers quick, engaging rounds suitable for families.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team aiming for a cash prize.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting style adds an extra layer of charisma.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh’s rapid riddles keep the pace lively and entertaining for trivia lovers.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return is a safe bet for a mid‑afternoon pick.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). Another quick round of wordplay for the afternoon audience.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). The game remains a steady source of light entertainment.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). A final word‑game round to end the day on a sharp note.
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20:00 – Wheel of Fortune (21:00 BST). The chance to spin for £50,000 provides a satisfying capstone to the evening.
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21:00 – Tipping Point (22:00 BST). The final game offers a climactic finish for the night.
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Thursday – 10 September: Tenable’s Top‑10 Challenge
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s new contestants bring fresh energy.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). Ben Shephard’s machine continues to deliver high‑stakes excitement.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). The show’s pacing keeps viewers hooked.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game remains a quick, engaging option for families.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team of friends aiming for a £125,000 cash prize. The Top 10 format is straightforward and entertaining.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting brings a fresh twist to the classic format.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh’s rapid riddles keep the audience’s attention focused.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return maintains the show’s popularity.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). Another round of wordplay offers a quick, satisfying conclusion.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). The game remains a steady source of entertainment.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). The final word‑game round offers a sharp end to the day.
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20:00 – Wheel of Fortune (21:00 BST). The chance to spin for £50,000 provides a satisfying capstone to the evening.
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21:00 – Tipping Point (22:00 BST). The final game offers a climactic finish for the night.
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Friday – 11 September: Millionaire Hot Seat Highlights
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s new contestants bring fresh energy.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). Ben Shephard’s machine continues to deliver high‑stakes excitement.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). The show’s pacing keeps viewers hooked.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game remains a quick, engaging option for families.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team of friends aiming for a £125,000 cash prize. The Top 10 format remains straightforward and entertaining.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting brings a fresh twist to the classic format.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh’s rapid riddles keep the audience’s attention focused.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return maintains the show’s popularity.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). Another round of wordplay offers a quick, satisfying conclusion.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). The game remains a steady source of entertainment.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). The final word‑game round offers a sharp end to the day.
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20:00 – Millionaire Hot Seat (20:30 BST). Jeremy Clarkson hosts the timed quiz where six players race for £1,000,000. The fast‑paced format appeals to audiences who enjoy high‑pressure trivia.
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20:30 – Millionaire Hot Seat (21:00 BST). The continuation of the game keeps the audience engaged for the final half hour.
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21:00 – Tipping Point (22:00 BST). The final game offers a climactic finish for the night.
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Saturday – 12 September: Lingo’s Word‑War
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s new contestants bring fresh energy.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). Ben Shephard’s machine delivers high‑stakes excitement.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). The show’s pacing keeps viewers hooked.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game remains a quick, engaging option for families.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team of friends aiming for a £125,000 cash prize. The Top 10 format is straightforward and entertaining.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting adds a fresh twist to the classic format.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh’s rapid riddles keep the audience’s attention focused.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return maintains the show’s popularity.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). Another round of wordplay offers a quick, satisfying conclusion.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). The game remains a steady source of entertainment.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). The final word‑game round offers a sharp end to the day.
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20:00 – Wheel of Fortune (21:00 BST). The chance to spin for £50,000 provides a satisfying capstone to the evening.
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21:00 – Tipping Point (22:00 BST). The final game offers a climactic finish for the night.
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Sunday – 13 September: Millionaire Hot Seat Finale
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09:00 – Deal or No Deal (10:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s new contestants bring fresh energy.
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10:00 – Tipping Point (11:00 BST). Ben Shephard’s machine continues to deliver high‑stakes excitement.
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11:00 – Tipping Point (12:00 BST). The show’s pacing keeps viewers hooked.
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12:00 – Lingo (13:00 BST). Adil Ray’s word‑game remains a quick, engaging option for families.
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13:00 – Tenable (14:00 BST). Warwick Davis hosts a new team of friends aiming for a £125,000 cash prize. The Top 10 format is straightforward and entertaining.
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14:00 – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special (15:00 BST). Jeremy Clarkson’s hosting adds a fresh twist to the classic format.
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15:00 – Riddiculous (16:00 BST). Ranvir Singh’s rapid riddles keep the audience’s attention focused.
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16:00 – Deal or No Deal (17:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern’s return maintains the show’s popularity.
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17:00 – Lingo (18:00 BST). Another round of wordplay offers a quick, satisfying conclusion.
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18:00 – Lingo (19:00 BST). The game remains a steady source of entertainment.
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19:00 – Lingo (20:00 BST). The final word‑game round offers a sharp end to the day.
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20:00 – Deal or No Deal: Soccer Aid Special (21:00 BST). Stephen Mulhern hosts a charity edition with Jill Scott taking on the Banker for UNICEF. The charity angle makes it a reliable choice for viewers who enjoy a philanthropic twist.
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21:00 – The Chase Celebrity Special (22:00 BST). Bradley Walsh hosts a group of celebrities battling a Chaser for charity. The high‑energy performance is a one‑of‑the‑better options for a late‑night pick.
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21:00 – Millionaire Hot Seat (21:30 BST). Jeremy Clarkson returns to host the timed quiz where six players race for £1,000,000. The speed and pressure keep it a compelling watch.
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21:30 – Millionaire Hot Seat (22:00 BST). The continuation offers a satisfying conclusion for the evening audience.
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22:00 – Tipping Point (23:00 BST). The final game offers a climactic finish for the night.
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Bottom Line: Whether you’re a trivia veteran or a casual viewer, ITV Quiz delivers a week full of challenge, humour and a dash of drama. Pick your favourite genre and let the countdown begin.
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