Quiz Fever: ITV’s Thursday Night Game‑Show Line‑up – Pick Your Champion

Check out the full Thursday night schedule on ITV Quiz. From high‑energy buzz to word‑play battles, we’ve got the best picks to keep you glued.

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09:00 Deal or No Deal – Stephen Mulhern faces the Banker for a £100,000 jackpot.
10:00 Tipping Point – Ben Shephard hosts contestants battling a giant machine for cash.
11:00 Tipping Point – another round of the same high‑stakes challenge.
12:00 Lingo – Adil Ray’s word game pits pairs of contestants against each other.
13:00 Tenable – Warwick Davis hosts a Top 10 list quiz for a cash prize.
14:00 Supermarket Sweep – Rylan Clark-Neal leads shoppers racing for a £3,000 prize.
15:00 Riddiculous – Ranvir Singh hosts a riddle‑filled battle.
16:00 Deal or No Deal – a second chance for Jemma to face the Banker.
17:00 Lingo – three new teams compete for the title.
18:00 Lingo – reigning champions clash with new challengers.
19:00 Lingo – a final round of word‑play battles.
20:00 Supermarket Sweep – a final sprint for the £3,000 prize.
21:00 Tipping Point – another spin of the machine for cash.
22:00 Tipping Point – final round of the high‑stakes challenge.
23:00 Tipping Point – a short 55‑minute finale.
00:55 Tenable – a late‑night Top 10 quiz for a cash prize.
01:40 Riddiculous – a final riddle showdown.
02:00 Unwind with ITV – a calm spot to relax.

Show‑by‑Show Breakdown

Deal or No Deal

Stephen Mulhern’s classic format is still reliable, with the Banker’s tension keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. If you’re into high‑risk, high‑reward, this is the show that holds up well.

Deal or No Deal

Tipping Point

Ben Shephard’s machine‑based challenge offers a mix of skill and luck. It’s a reliable test of quick thinking, though the repetitive format can feel slightly stale for those craving variety.

Tipping Point

Lingo

Adil Ray’s word game delivers a quick‑fire energy that feels still entertaining. The fresh roster of contestants keeps the show feeling one of the better options for casual viewers.

Lingo

Tenable

Warwick Davis’s Top 10 list quiz brings a local flavor that still feels engaging for Morecambe fans. The format is straightforward and holds up well for those who appreciate a friendly challenge.

Tenable

Supermarket Sweep

Rylan Clark-Neal’s revamp injects a bit of excitement into the classic format. The frantic shopping race is still entertaining and offers a quick burst of adrenaline.

Supermarket Sweep

Riddiculous

Ranvir Singh’s riddle‑filled challenge gives viewers a mental workout. While the pacing can be uneven, the clever puzzles still hold up as a unique twist to the genre.

Riddiculous

Bottom Line

If you’re hunting for a mix of nerve‑racking tension and quick‑fire fun, the lineup offers plenty of choices. From Stephen Mulhern’s gamble to Lingo’s word‑play, ITV Quiz delivers a solid evening of quiz entertainment.