TV Guide 2017-02-18
A quiet week for new shows. Celebrities go for Take Me Out (ITV, Sun), Just a Minute returns (Radio 4, Mon), and Masterchef Us returns to W (from Tue). And the final of Ninja Warrior (ITV, Sat).
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Saturday 18 February
- Alphabetical (ITV, 9.25) Repeats from last summer.
- Guess This House (ITV, 10.30).
- Fighting Talk (R5, 11am). But Swashbuckle is back in repeats.
- Come Dine with Me (C4, 1pm) Five from Kent.
- Tipping Point (ITV, 1.05).
- The Chase (ITV, 2.05).
- Dinner Date Day (ITVBe, 3pm) Seven episodes, to 10 pm.
- Dance Dance Dance (ITV, 3.10) Another chance to miss last week's final.
- Tipping Point (ITV, 4.30).
- Mastermind (3.45; Wales 5.30), University Challenge (4.15; Wales 4.30, not Scotland), Only Connect (4.45; Wales 5pm). And you thought the quarter-final structure was confusing.
Primetime
- Pointless Celebrities (BBC1, 6.10) Mixed bag, from 28 May.
- Let It Shine (BBC1, 6.55) Live shows continue, with results at 8.45. This week's performances include a dance break.
- Ninja Warrior (ITV and 3e, 7pm) The final.
- BBC The Voice of This Territory (ITV and TV3, 8pm) Last in the present series of spinning chairs: the boring bits begin next time.
- Winning Streak (RTE1, 8.15).
- Glór Tíre (TG4, 8.55).
- Through the Keyhole (ITV, 9.20; 3e 12.15am) with David Haye, Samia Ghadie, Dave Berry. Last in the "present" series.
Sunday 19 February
- Coach Trip (E4, 9.35) The week's five episodes.
- Bargain Hunt (BBC1, 11am).
- Chopping Block (ITV, 11.25).
- Famous Family Fortunes (ITV, 2.25) Kelvin Fletcher and Austin Healey.
- Ninja Warrior (ITV, 3.10) Repeat from last night.
- BBC The Voice of This Territory (ITV, 4.15).
Primetime
- Tipping Point (ITV, 5.30).
- The Big Spell (The Satellite Channel, 5.30) The semi-final.
- The Big Painting Challenge (BBC1, 6.30) Seaside, at Hastings.
- Dancing With the Stars (RTE1, 6.30).
- Take Me Out Celebrities (ITV, 7pm) With Essex boy James Argent, tomorrow's star Melvin Odoom, and gymnast Nile Wilson.
- Y Talwrn (Radio Cymru, 7pm).
- The Jump (C4, 7.30) Contender, ready! Skeleton, ready! Cannon, ready!
- Dragons' Den (BBC2, 8pm; Wales 10pm or whenever the snooker finishes) A self-igniting wood-burning stove.
Weekday Daytimes
- Tout le Monde Veut Prendre Sa Place (TV5, 10.43).
- Bargain Hunt (BBC1, 12.15).
- Beat the Brain (BBC2, 1.25; not Tu. Scot not We. Wales also 1.55 except Fr).
- Countdown (C4, 2.10) Richard Arnold (Mo: Rick Astley).
- Fifteen-to-One (C4, 3pm).
- Questions Pour un Champion (TV5, 3.28).
- The Farmers' Country Showdown (BBC1, 3.45) Farming families try to out-do each other.
- Remotely Funny (CBBC, 3.55) A webcam stunt challenge for children.
- Tipping Point (ITV, 4pm; 3e 5pm).
- The Chase (ITV, 5pm; be3 6pm).
- Come Dine with Me (C4, 5pm) One-hour shows.
- Pointless (BBC1, 5.15) Repeats.
- Eggheads (BBC2, 6pm) Repeats.
- Coach Trip Road to Marbs (E4, 7.30) Week six. Are we there yet?
- Masterchef Usa (W, 8pm; not Mo).
Monday 20 February
- Quote, Unquote (Radio 4 Extra, 9am and 4pm) "Classic" episodes from 2014.
- Brain of Britain 2017 (Radio 4, 3pm) Heat five.
- Just a Minute (Radio 4, 6.30) Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Zoe Lyons and Graham Norton.
- Dragons' Den (RTE2, 7pm).
- University Challenge (BBC2, 8pm) Group phase match six.
- Through the Keyhole (ITV, 10.40; not UTV).
- Have I Got a Bit More Old News for You (BBC1, 10.45; Wales 11.10, NI 11.20) Alexander Armstrong, Sara Pascoe, Alex Salmond.
- The News Quiz Extra (Radio 4 Extra, 11pm).
- 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (C4, 11.05).
Tuesday 21 February
- Got What it Takes? (CBBC, 4.55) Calum Scott.
- Masterchef (RTE2, 7.50).
- Portrait Artist of the Year 2017 (Artsworld, 8pm) Dave Myers.
- Hell's Kitchen (ITV2, 9pm) Seven seas seafood.
- Farpaisean Chon-Chaorach (Alba, 9pm) The international trials finish.
- Take Me Out Celebrity Special (ITV, 10.40; not UTV).
Wednesday 22 February
- Top Class (CBBC, 5pm) It's a Parochial Church of England Primary School derby, with Hampstead from London versus Tilston from Cheshire.
- Celebrity Dinner Date (ITVBe, 8pm) Jasmin Walia.
- Mock the Week (BBC2, 10pm) Repeat.
- Four Rooms With Sarah Beeney (C4, 10pm) A giant doll's house.
- The Chris Ramsey Show (Comedy Central, 10pm) Adam Hess and Sara Pascoe.
Thursday 23 February
- The Great Pottery Throw Down (BBC2, 8pm) Flowers.
- America's Next Top Model (UK Living, 8pm) Major key.
- Release the Hounds (ITV2, 9pm) Famous and Freaked: this week, it's gormless government people Joshie Cuthbert, JJ Hamblett, and disgraced former minister Jaymi Hensley.
- Celebrity Masterchef Ireland (TV3, 9pm) A new slot as we hit the quarter-final. Samantha Mumba, Niamh Kavanagh, Oisin McConville, Colm O'Gorman, Simon Delaney.
- Australia's Next Top Model (Lifetime, 9pm).
- Project Runway (Lifetime, 10pm) New series.
Friday 24 February
- The Dog Ate My Homework (CBBC, 5.30) Samir Chowdhury, Amir Shah, Charlie Baker, Rory Crawford.
- The News Quiz (Radio 4, 6.30) Susan Calman. Last in the series.
- A Question of Sport (BBC1, 7.30; not Wales).
- Mastermind (BBC2 8pm; not Scotland, Wales) The Sweeney, Mary Seacole, James Cook, Tranmere Rovers, Bill Bryson.
- Room 101 (BBC1, 8.30) Richard Ayoade, Alun Cochrane, and Gabby Logan.
- Only Connect (BBC2, 8.30; Scotland, Wales 9pm) Surrealists v Korfballers.
- Can't Stop Dancing (RTE1, 8.30).
- QI (BBC2, 10pm; Scotland, Wales 11.05) N-highlights (2).
- 8 Out of 10 Cats (C4, 11.05).
- Caraoke Showdown (Spike, 11.30).
Sign language interpretation
- Freeze Out (STV, 2.50am Sun; rest of ITV 3am Sat).
- The Chase (STV, 2.15am Mon)
- Chopping Block (ITV, 3am Mon; not STV).
- May the Best House Win (ITV3, 3.05am Mon) Two episodes.
- The Great Interior Design Challenge (BBC2, 8am Mon).
- Great British Menu (BBC2, 8am Tue).
- Tipping Point (STV, 2.35am Thu).
