Deal or No Deal – The Classic That Keeps Itself Fresh

At 08:00-09:00 and again at 16:00-17:00 on Friday, Stephen Mulhern invites contestants to face the Banker in a familiar game of risk and reward. The show’s enduring appeal lies in its clear format and the tension of the rolling dice. I find it still entertaining, especially for viewers who love a good gamble with a charismatic host.

Tipping Point – The Machine That Keeps You Guessing

From 09:00-10:00 and repeated throughout the evening, Ben Shephard hosts a series of episodes where players battle an intimidating machine for a £10,000 jackpot. The repeated format keeps the energy high and the stakes familiar. It remains a reliable source of excitement for quiz lovers looking for a straightforward challenge.

Lingo – Word Play for All Ages

Lingo’s match‑ups – from couples to friends – bring a light-hearted feel to the evening. The show is perfect for families or casual viewers who enjoy word games without the pressure of cash prizes. It holds up well as a comforting break between the more intense shows.

Celebrity Lingo – The Fun‑filled Charity Edition

Adil Ray’s hosting of celebrities like sports stars and entertainers brings a fresh twist. The charity angle adds a feel-good factor that appeals to viewers who appreciate entertaining philanthropy. It’s one of the better options for those who want a mix of celebrity banter and word puzzles.

Riddiculous – Riddle Rumble for the Quick‑Thinkers

Hosted by Ranvir Singh, this rapid‑fire quiz pits contestants against Henry Lewis’s riddles. The pace is brisk and the atmosphere playful. It remains a solid choice for those who enjoy quick mental challenges.

Tenable – Top‑10 Trivia That’s Harder Than It Looks

Warwick Davis leads a team of friends through the Tenable Tower, answering Top‑10 questions for a chance at £125,000. The show’s format is familiar yet fresh, appealing to those who enjoy trivia with a competitive edge. It’s a dependable pick for viewers who want a mix of knowledge and fun.

The Chase Celebrity Special – The Final Showdown

Bradley Walsh hosts an evening of charity‑focused competition featuring celebrities like Sunetra Sarker and Matty Lee. The high‑energy format delivers both entertainment and a feel‑good cause. It’s a reliable choice for fans of fast‑paced quiz battles.

Celebrity Catchphrase – Guessing Phrases for Charity

Motsi Mabuse, Rob Delaney and others try to catch phrases for £50,000 for charity. The show blends humour with quick thinking. It holds up well for viewers looking for a light, charitable twist.

Unwind with ITV – A Calming Wind‑Down

At 01:35-02:00, the channel offers a gentle segment to relax. Ideal for those who want to calm the mind after a busy evening of quizzes. It’s one of the better options for winding down.

Bottom Line

This weekend’s ITV Quiz lineup balances high‑stakes drama with light‑hearted fun, offering something for every viewer. Whether you’re after adrenaline‑filled challenges or word‑play entertainment, you’ll find a fit in the schedule.

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