Quiz Fever Sunday: ITV’s Top Picks for Mind‑Bending Fun
Tonight’s schedule on ITV Quiz is packed with competitive wit and a dash of celebrity flair. Whether you’re a fan of high‑stakes puzzles or word‑play challenges, there’s something on the docket to keep your brain buzzing. Below we break down each major show, add a quick opinion, and point out what makes it worth your attention.
Deal or No Deal
8:00–9:00 pm – Stephen Mulhern opens the iconic red boxes, hoping to keep the reds in play and avoid the blues. The familiar format delivers a mix of tension and humor.
This version feels still entertaining, especially with the added twist of the banker’s presence. It’s one of the better options for viewers who enjoy classic game‑show suspense.
Tipping Point
9:00–10:00 pm – Ben Shephard hosts contestants tackling an extraordinary machine for a £10,000 jackpot. The show runs again at 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 and 5:00.
Repeated slots suggest a strong confidence in the format, but viewers might find the constant repetition a bit predictable. Still, it offers a reliable dose of fast‑paced trivia.
Deal or No Deal: Celebrity Special
12:00–13:00 pm – Zoe Ball teams up with friends and family to take on The Banker. The celebrity element adds a personal touch.
The show holds up well for fans of familiar faces. It’s an engaging way to see celebrities in a high‑stakes situation.
Tenable
13:00–14:00 pm – A Lincolnshire family competes against the Tenable Tower, hosted by Warwick Davis, aiming for £125,000.
The family dynamic offers a warm, competitive vibe that can appeal to viewers looking for a more grounded quiz experience.
The Chase Celebrity Special
14:00–15:00 pm – Bradley Walsh hosts Jayde Adams, Tony Cottee, Naughty Boy and The Vivienne against a Chaser for charity.
The charitable angle brings a positive twist, making this a good pick for viewers who enjoy a feel‑good twist on competition.
Riddiculous
15:00–16:00 pm – Ranvir Singh hosts contestants tackling riddles from Henry Lewis.
The rapid‑fire format keeps things lively, and the riddle challenge is a refreshing departure from the usual cash‑based quizzes.
Deal or No Deal (Second Running)
16:00–17:00 pm – Asiya faces the red boxes again.
Another chance to catch the tension of the original format, providing a familiar rhythm for fans.
Lingo
17:00–18:00 pm – Adil Ray hosts sisters and couples against reigning champions.
Word‑play lovers will find this a reliable challenge, and the dynamic between contestants adds extra entertainment.
Lingo (Second Running)
18:00–19:00 pm – Friends and pals face off again.
The repeated slot may feel redundant, but for those who missed the first round it’s a solid opportunity to see new faces.
Deal or No Deal: Celebrity Special (Second Running)
19:00–20:00 pm – Adam and Ryan Thomas take on the infamous Banker.
The celebrity element keeps the stakes high and the drama engaging for viewers.
The Chase Celebrity Special (Second Running)
20:00–21:00 pm – Bradley Walsh hosts Jon Sopel, Maisie Summers‑Newton, Perri Shakes‑Drayton and Brian Conley against a Chaser.
A repeat that offers another chance to cheer for beloved personalities in a competitive setting.
Tipping Point (Multiple Repeats)
21:00–22:00 pm through 23:55 pm – Multiple runs of the machine‑based quiz.
If you’re a fan of the machine, the repeated slots give you plenty to enjoy. For others, it might feel repetitive.
Tenable (Second Running)
23:55 pm–00:50 am – The family returns to the tower.
A late‑night pick for those who like a more relaxed pace before bed.
Riddiculous (Second Running)
00:50–01:35 am – Riddles continue.
The late‑night riddle challenge is a quirky way to wind down the night.
Unwind with ITV
01:35–02:00 am – A daily escape designed to calm the mind.
A reliable calm after a long day of quizzes.
Teleshopping
02:00–08:00 am – Shopping from home.
A straightforward option for anyone looking to browse products in the wee hours.
Bottom line: The Sunday lineup on ITV Quiz offers a mix of classic and celebrity‑focused shows that keep the brain engaged. From the tension of Deal or No Deal to the light‑hearted word‑play of Lingo, there’s something for every quiz enthusiast. Pick your favorite and give your mind a workout this weekend.