ITV’s Week Ahead: Your Go-To Lineup for Drama, Games, and Reality
This week on ITV, a mix of morning shows, soaps, game shows, and documentaries keeps viewers glued. From early news debates to gripping investigations, there’s something for every age and interest.
Monday, 10 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Still entertaining early‑risers with lively debate.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. A solid mix of cooking and lifestyle that keeps viewers engaged.
Deal or No Deal – 15:00–16:00 BST. A reliable game show that holds up well for families.
The Chase – 17:00–18:00 BST. A classic quiz that remains one of the better options.
Emmerdale – 20:00–20:30 BST. A soap that delivers the drama you crave.
Coronation Street – 20:30–21:00 BST. Another staple with enduring appeal.
Cold Case Forensics: A Death on the Nile – 22:45–23:45 BST. A gripping documentary that holds up well.
Love and Death – 23:45–00:35 BST. A crime drama that still entertains.
Tuesday, 11 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
New: Inside The Langham – 19:30–20:00 BST. An intriguing look at luxury hospitality.
New: Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace – 21:00–22:00 BST. A touching documentary that remains reliable.
New: The Chase Around the World – 21:00–22:00 BST. An exciting quiz showdown.
Quantum of Solace – 22:45–00:35 BST. A Bond film that holds up well.
Shop on TV – 00:35–03:00 BST. Teleshopping that still entertains.
Wednesday, 12 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy – 05:00–05:30 BST. A culinary show that remains reliable.
New: Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy – 19:00–19:30 BST. Another episode that holds up well.
Emmerdale – 20:00–20:30 BST. Same drama continuation.
Coronation Street – 20:30–21:00 BST. Same soap appeal.
New: The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox – 22:45–23:45 BST. A documentary that holds up well.
Thursday, 13 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
New: Inside The Langham – 19:00–19:30 BST. Same luxury exploration.
New: Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy – 19:00–19:30 BST. Same culinary delight.
Emmerdale – 20:00–20:30 BST. Same drama continuation.
Coronation Street – 20:30–21:00 BST. Same soap appeal.
New: The Chase Around the World – 21:00–22:00 BST. Same quiz excitement.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special – 21:00–22:00 BST. A quiz that remains reliable.
Friday, 14 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
New: Abbey Clancy: Celebrity Homes – 19:30–20:00 BST. An entertaining insider look.
Emmerdale – 20:00–20:30 BST. Same drama continuation.
Coronation Street – 20:30–21:00 BST. Same soap appeal.
New: Sunny Nights – 21:15–22:15 BST. A fresh comedy‑drama that holds up well.
New: 25 Years in Afghanistan – 22:15–00:05 BST. A documentary that remains reliable.
Saturday, 15 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
New: Force of Nature – 02:00–02:50 BST. A documentary that holds up well.
New: Van Der Valk – 19:00–21:00 BST. A thriller that remains reliable.
English Football League Highlights – 23:10–00:30 BST. Sports that still entertain.
Sunday, 16 August
Good Morning Britain – 06:00–10:00 BST. Same early‑morning engagement.
This Morning – 10:00–13:30 BST. Same mix of cooking and lifestyle.
New: Force of Nature – 02:00–02:50 BST. Same documentary insight.
New: Van Der Valk – 19:00–21:00 BST. Same thriller allure.
English Football League Highlights – 23:10–00:30 BST. Sports that still entertain.
Age‑specific picks
Kids find light news in Good Morning Britain. Teens enjoy cooking segments in This Morning. Adults love soap drama in Emmerdale and Coronation Street. Documentary fans tune into Cold Case Forensics, while game‑show lovers catch Deal or No Deal. Foodies should not miss Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy.
Bottom Line
This week’s ITV lineup balances familiar favourites with fresh content that keeps viewers engaged across all ages. Whether you’re into drama, reality, or investigative documentaries, there’s a slot that holds up well for your time.