Sunday on ITV: From Field to Field – The Day’s Must‑Watch Picks
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ITV’s Sunday slate is a roller‑coaster of reality, sport and kitchen battles. Below, we spotlight the shows that stand out, give a quick rundown and share why you should tune in.
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England v Australia: Nations Championship
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Mark Pougatch brings live coverage of England’s opening game against Australia at the Allianz Stadium. It’s the headline event of the day, and if you’re a rugby fan, you’ll find it gripping.
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Opinion: The match feels like a classic clash, and the commentary keeps the energy high. It’s still entertaining for anyone who enjoys a good sporting showdown.
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Fletchers’ Family Farm
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Liz worries over a wheezing calf, while the family turns a pig field into a vegetable patch and prepares lamb for the Cheshire Show. The show stays true to its rural roots.
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Opinion: The farm life feels grounded and relatable, a gentle reminder of where food comes from.
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James Martin’s American Adventure
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This episode takes James to the Hamptons, a playground of wealthy New Yorkers with a rich farming history. He explores local cuisine and culture.
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Opinion: James’s culinary curiosity makes the travel segments reliable, though some moments feel a bit staged.
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Cooking with the Stars
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Emma Willis and Tom Allen host as four stars – Joey Essex, JB Gill, Caroline Quentin and Harry Akines‑Aryeetey – take on a surprise recipe in thirty minutes.
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Opinion: The fast‑paced cooking challenge keeps viewers engaged, and the star personalities add a light‑hearted flair.
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Millionaire Hot Seat
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Jeremy Clarkson hosts a quiz where six players race to answer timed questions, hoping to win a million pounds.
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Opinion: Clarkson’s humour keeps the tension from feeling too high‑stakes; it remains a reliable fun watch.
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Jurassic World Dominion
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An action‑adventure film sequel featuring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, exploring the aftermath of Isla Nublar’s destruction.
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Opinion: The film’s spectacle holds up well, though it may feel like a predictable sequel for those seeking fresh plots.
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New: Adultery
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Teen drama revolving around painful pasts and difficult choices.
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Opinion: The themes are relatable, though the narrative can feel heavy for some viewers.
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Long Lost Family
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This episode follows Tracey Boyle and Liz Allward as they search for long‑lost siblings.
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Opinion: The emotional journeys are touching, and the show offers a heartfelt perspective on family ties.
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The Debrief with Dan and ROG
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Claire Thomas joins Dan Biggar and Ronan O’Gara to analyse the Nations Championship action.
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Opinion: The analysis is insightful, though it may lean heavily on rugby jargon for newcomers.
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Bottom line: ITV’s Sunday offers something for everyone – a high‑energy rugby match, grounded farm drama, culinary adventures, quiz excitement and heartfelt reality. Pick the mix that matches your mood and enjoy a well‑rounded viewing day.
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