TV Guide 2016-09-10

A good week for quizzes. The Chase with Celebrities comes back (ITV, Sun), Top Class (CBBC, weekdays) seeks the nation's brightest schoolchildren, and Cwis Pop C2 (Radio Cymru, Fri) finds the Welsh-speaking schoolchildren with good pop knowledge. They might also watch BBC Red Button just before 4 on Sunday for Popmaster in the Park.

Elsewhere, Dating in the Dark returns (ITV2, Thu), so expect couples to fumble around with the lights off.

Live sport disrupts Great British Menu this week, and knocks Channel 4's afternoon schedule for six.

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Contents

Saturday 10 September

  • Copycats (CBBC, 8.25am).
  • Rank the Prank (CBBC, 9am) Hip hop legends.
  • Great British Menu (BBC2, 12 noon) Two episodes.
  • Bargain Hunt (BBC2, 1pm).
  • Tipping Point (ITV, 1pm).
  • The Chase (ITV, 2pm).
  • Pick Me! (ITV, 3pm).
  • Dinner Date Day (ITVBe, 3pm) To 10pm.
  • The X Factor (ITV, 4pm) Another chance to miss last Sunday's show.
  • Ninja Warrior (ITV, 5pm) Another chance to see last year's shows.
  • Fort Boyard (TV5, 5.29) Jean-Marie Bigard, Grégory Cuilleron, Princess Erika, Alex Goude, Jean-Pascal Lacoste, Lola Marois.

Primetime

  • Don't Quote Me! (RTE Radio 1, 6pm) Sean Hughes hosts.
  • Pointless Celebrities (BBC1, 7pm) Music, with Fish and Barbara Dickson, Nick Heywood and Toyah Willcox, Heather Small and Mari Wilson, Jessica Taylor and Kelli Young.
  • Go For It (ITV, 7pm) Identifying vacuum cleaners by their sound.
  • The Voice India Kids (&tv, 8pm).
  • The X Factor (ITV and TV3, 8pm) The Xtra Factor follows on ITV2 and TV3 at 9.
  • QI XL (BBC2, 9.50; Scot 10.45, not NI) Lying.

Sunday 11 September

  • Airmageddon (CBBC, 10am).
  • Chopping Block (ITV, 11.20) Another chance to see the cookery contest.
  • Great British Menu (BBC2, 1.45) Three episodes.
  • Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park (Radio 2 and Red Button, about 3.55) A massive crowd watches two people play Popmaster.
  • Bake Off (BBC1, 4pm) Another chance to miss last Wednesday's show. An Extra Slice went out on BBC2 last night.
  • The X Factor (ITV, 4.30; TV3 3.05) Another chance to miss last night's show.

Primetime

  • Pointless Celebrities (BBC1, 5.45) Child stars. From 7 November.
  • Sports Quiz of the Year (RTE1, 6.30) Jacqui Hurley with the best bits from last year's sport.
  • The Chase with Celebrities (ITV, 7pm) Dr. Who Colin Baker, sport's David Weir, dancer Chelsee Healey, Taskmaster's consigliere Alex Horne.
  • The X Factor (ITV and TV3, 8pm) The Xtra Factor follows on ITV2 and TV3 at 9.
  • Battlebots (Spike, 8pm) New. Robot Wars for Yanks.
  • The Voice India Kids (&tv, 8pm).

Weekday Daytimes

  • Tout le Monde Veut Prendre Sa Place (TV5, 10.43).
  • Bargain Hunt (BBC1, 12.15).
  • Think Tank (3) (BBC1, 2.15).
  • Who's Doing the Dishes? (ITV, 3pm) With Lady Colin Campbell (ITV celebrity), Ricky Groves (Eastender), Charlotte Hawkins (GMTV), Carrie and David Grant (Popshop proprietors), Sean Wilson (Coronation Street).
  • Questions Pour un Champion (TV5, 3.28).
  • Yes Chef (BBC1, 3.45) Repeated on BBC2 7.15am next weekday.
  • Top Class (CBBC, 3.55) A new schools quiz, hosted by Susan Calman.
  • Tipping Point (ITV, 4pm).
  • The Chase (ITV, 5pm).
  • Pointless (BBC1, 5.15).
  • Debatable (BBC2, 6pm). Friday's episode was postponed to over-running tennis: it'll go out at 5.30 on Sunday.
  • Make Me an Egghead (BBC2, 6.30).
  • Lily Savage Blankety Blank (Challenge, 6.30) From 2000, and new to this channel.
  • My Kitchen Rules Australia (UK Living, 6.40; We 6pm, not Th, Fr) Series 7 concludes.
  • Great British Menu (BBC2, 7.30; Scot 7pm We) North west. Live football means no episode on Thursday, so a double-bill at 7pm on Friday (but 9pm in Wales).
  • Masterchef Australia (W, 8pm; Mo 7.30, We, Fr 7pm).

Monday 12 September

  • Counterpoint (Radio 4, 3pm) The grand final.
  • The Great Interior Design Challenge (BBC2, 4.15) The series 3 final again.
  • Y Gemau Gwyllt (S4C, 5pm) Surfing, and tug-of-war.
  • Just a Minute (Radio 4, 6.30) Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Tony Hawks, Zoe Lyons.
  • University Challenge (BBC2, 8pm) Edinburgh v Durham.
  • Only Connect (BBC2, 8.30) Wrestlers v Clareites.
  • Sarah Beeny's Four Rooms (More4, 9pm) An Enid Blyton first edition.
  • Go 8 Bit (Dave, 10pm) New. Gina Yashere and Marcus Brigstocke take on Sonic the Hedgehog. We'll show them some tails.
  • Rupaul's Drag Race (Tru TV, 10pm) Book Ball.
  • Have I Got a Bit More Old News for You (BBC1, 11.35; Scotland 10.45, NI 12.15am; not North, North West, North East).

Tuesday 13 September

  • Britain's Got Talent Us (TruTV, 8pm) The latest not-live show.
  • Duck Quacks Don't Echo (The Satellite Channel, 8pm) Claudia Winkleman, Johnny Vegas, Joe Lycett.
  • All Together Now The Great Orchestra Challenge (BBC4, 9pm) Concerto.
  • Mwy O'r Babell Lân (S4C, 10pm) Ymbelydredd.

Wednesday 14 September

  • The Edge (BBC2, 1.10; Scot 3.30).
  • Bake Off (BBC1, 8pm) Hot oil week.
  • All Star Mr and Mrs, Miss, or Mr (ITV, 8pm) Paul and Julie-Ann Potts, Kellie Bright and Paul, Freddie and Rachael Flintoff.
  • Dinner Date (ITVBe, 8pm) Perry from Sussex.
  • Hell's Kitchen Us (ITV2, 9pm) Seafood breakfast.
  • A Question of Sport (BBC1, 10.45; NI 11.45) We said to expect a series of Trott and Kenny, joined by Sam Quek and Maddie Hinch.

Thursday 15 September

  • The Edge (BBC2, 1pm).
  • Celwydd Noeth (S4C, 8.25).
  • Hive Minds (BBC4, 8.30) Prime v Belgae.
  • Dating in the Dark (ITV2, 9pm) This series features the voice of Matthew Horne.
  • Celebrity Juice (ITV2, 10pm) Fay Ripley promotes Cold Feet.

Friday 16 September

  • Questions Pour un Super Champion (TV5, 4.02) The quarter quell.
  • Y Cwis Pop (Radio Cymru, 6pm) A new series of the pop quiz for schools.
  • The News Quiz (Radio 4, 6.30) Susan Calman and Hugo Rifkind.
  • A Question of Sport (BBC1, 7.30; not Wales).
  • Mastermind (BBC2, 8pm; Wales 7.30 Sat) Nick Drake, Emil Zatopek, Band of Brothers, Conquest of Mexico.
  • Would I Lie to You? (BBC1, 8.30) Sara Cox, Jason Manford, Nick Robinson, Harry Shearer.
  • The Great British Bake Off An Extra Slice (BBC2, 9.30; Wales 10pm) With Henning Wehn, Monica Galetti, and Ed Balls promotes his new book.
  • Mock the Week (BBC2, 10pm; Wales 11.05) Angela Barnes, Ed Byrne (comedian), Ed Gamble, Ivo Graham, but Romesh Ranganathan.

Sign language interpretation

  • Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge (ITV and CITV, 6am Sat and Sun).
  • May the Best House Win (ITV3, 3.15am Mon) Two episodes.
  • The Great British Bake Off (BBC2, 12.15am Tue; Scot 12.45am).
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