Thursday Night ITV2: From Reality Royalty to Animated Adventure – Your Must‑Watch Line‑up

The Thursday schedule on ITV2 offers a smorgasbord of genres – from glamorous reality drama to whimsical animated comedy. Below we break down the highlights and why you should tune in.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills – 17:00 BST

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

This episode sees Sutton back in the saddle with a new horse and a second date, while Annemarie throws a blinged‑out brunch. The drama stays consistent, offering one of the better options in reality TV.

The Real Housewives of Potomac – 16:10 BST

The Real Housewives of Potomac

Ashley and Gizelle work on their fashion line, Robyn and Juan tour potential franchise locations, and Wendy organizes her pilot episode. It’s a reliable showcase of ambition and drama.

The Only Way Is Essex – 23:05 BST

The Only Way Is Essex

Brockett feels she’s been mugged by Elma, leading to tension and a heartfelt confrontation. While the drama may not break new ground, it remains entertaining for fans.

Dawson’s Creek – 10:15 BST

Dawson’s Creek

A US drama explores personal turmoil, with Pacey and Andie contemplating deeper relationships. It holds up well as a nostalgic dose of teen drama.

Charmed – 11:10 BST

Charmed

The Halliwell sisters face a demon who steals the Book of Shadows on their first anniversary. Classic supernatural drama with a lingering charm.

Deal or No Deal – 01:30 BST

Deal or No Deal

Stephen Mulhern hosts the classic game show, seeing a contestant face the Banker for a £100,000 jackpot. It remains a dependable choice for game‑show lovers.

Family Guy – 22:35 BST

Family Guy

In the episode “Not All Dogs Go To Heaven”, Meg’s religious conversion and Stewie’s kidnapping escapade deliver the usual satirical punch.

Bob’s Burgers – 23:35 BST

Bob’s Burgers

Bob and Linda help Mr Fischoeder with a glamping trip, while the kids learn cocktail etiquette. The show’s light‑hearted style keeps it reliable for family viewing.

Bottom line: ITV2’s Thursday lineup balances drama, reality, and animation, giving you plenty to choose from. Whether you’re in the mood for glossy drama or a laugh‑out‑cry cartoon, there’s something that holds up well.