Sunday’s ITV Quiz Lineup: From Classic Cash Stakes to Riddle‑Riot – Your Must‑Watch Picks

Sunday’s ITV Quiz lineup offers a mix of classic cash‑in‑the‑airplay, riddle‑fest, and charity‑boosting competitions. Here’s what to watch and why.

Deal or No Deal – Cash‑in‑the‑Air

Stephen Mulhern returns to the stage at 09:00 BST and again at 17:00 BST for the familiar high‑stakes game. The pacing feels familiar, and while the format is a bit dated, Mulhern’s charm keeps the tension alive. It’s still entertaining for viewers who enjoy a classic game‑show feel.

Tipping Point – The Machine of Chance

Ben Shephard hosts a marathon of Tipping Point from 10:00 BST to 23:55 BST, with four contestants battling the 10,000‑pound jackpot each hour. The relentless ticking of the machine creates a pulse‑quickening atmosphere. It holds up well as a binge‑worthy block for quiz lovers.

Celebrity Catchphrase – Fun for Charity

At 13:00 BST and again at 20:00 BST, Stephen Mulhern teams up with celebrities to guess familiar phrases. The slot is a light‑hearted break; the stakes are high for charity, but the format doesn’t feel fresh.

Tenable – Top‑10 Trivia Showdown

Warwick Davis brings a crew of friends into a top‑10 list quiz at 14:00 BST and later at 00:55 BST. The set is quirky; the challenge is engaging, but the pacing can feel uneven.

The Chase Celebrity Special – Brain‑vs‑Brains

Bradley Walsh hosts at 15:00 BST and 21:00 BST, with a panel of celebrities battling the Chase. The show offers a high‑energy quiz atmosphere, and the host’s charisma gives it extra appeal.

Riddiculous – Riddle‑Riot

Ranvir Singh’s Riddiculous runs from 16:00 BST to 17:00 BST and again at 01:50 BST. The riddle‑based format is a unique twist, but the pacing may not satisfy all quiz fans.

Lingo – Fast‑Paced Word Game

Adil Ray hosts at 18:00 BST and 19:00 BST, with contestants racing to match letters. The game’s speed is a draw, but the structure feels repetitive.

Unwind with ITV – Relaxation Break

From 02:35 BST to 03:00 BST, the channel offers a calming segment aimed at easing viewers after a marathon of quizzes.

Bottom line: The Sunday lineup delivers a solid mix of familiar and novel quiz formats. If you want a dependable game‑show experience, start with Deal or No Deal; for a marathon of tension, Tipping Point is your go‑to. The other shows add variety, though some feel less fresh.