Deal or No Deal – 06:00–07:00 BST
Stephen Mulhern keeps the tension high as contestants face the Banker in a game of risk and reward. The format remains a reliable source of drama, and the stakes feel real enough to keep you glued to the screen.
In for a Penny – 07:00–07:30 BST
Mulhern takes the road to Barry, Wales, turning everyday locals into game‑show participants. The quirky challenges add a light‑hearted break from the high stakes of Deal or No Deal.
Dress to Impress – 08:00–09:05 BST
Three single shoppers battle to win a date with local Jen. The fashion showdown is entertaining, especially when the contestants play up their wits along with wardrobe.
The Princess Diaries – 09:05–10:05 BST
Princess’s adventures in Monaco bring a dose of reality‑style drama. The mix of travel, family dynamics and unexpected twists keeps the narrative engaging.
Penguins of Madagascar – 15:20–16:00 BST
Animated antics with John Malkovich and Benedict Cumberbatch offer a good pick‑up for families. The comedic adventure holds up well for younger viewers.
Johnny English – 17:05–18:10 BST
Rowan Atkinson’s bumbling spy antics are a nostalgic comedy that still delivers laughs, especially for fans of the franchise.
New: The Only Way Is Essex – 21:00–22:00 BST
High drama returns as the Essex crew tackles old wounds and new tensions. The reality format is one of the better options for viewers seeking soap‑like storytelling.
Bottom line: ITV2’s Sunday lineup offers a balanced mix of game shows, reality drama and comedy. Whether you’re after high stakes, fashion fun or light‑hearted laughs, there’s something for everyone.