The Chase

Thursday on Challenge: Quiz, Antiques and Darts – A Line‑up to Keep You Guessing

The Challenge schedule this Thursday is a mixed bag of brain‑teasers, nostalgia and a touch of sporting skill. Below is a quick guide to the standout programmes and why you should tune in.

The Chase – A Quiz With a Twist

Bradley Walsh is back with “The Chase”, a fast‑paced general‑knowledge showdown that pits contestants against an unflinching Chaser. The episode (S14, ep 52) stays true to the format’s core: quick thinking under pressure.

My take? The Chase still entertains its audience with sharp wit and a reliable pacing that keeps the tension high.

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip – A Treasure Hunt

Dan & Peter Snow drive along the south coast, scouting for antique bargains to outshine the auction finale. The show blends travel with a hunt for hidden gems.

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

It holds up well, offering a relaxed pace that still feels rewarding as contestants contend with the auction end.

Bridge Of Lies – Truths and Lies on a Rising Platform

Ross Kemp hosts a game where contestants must cross a platform by stepping on truths and avoiding lies, earning money as they progress.

Bridge Of Lies

The show’s concept is engaging, yet it sometimes suffers from a slight pacing hiccup that could lose viewers’ attention.

The Bidding Room – Selling Antique Treasures

Nigel Havers guides the public to sell antiques to a panel of expert dealers. It offers a practical look at the antiques market.

The Bidding Room

It remains a reliable source of industry insight, though it may feel slow for those craving high‑energy content.

Bullseye – Darts and Trivia Meet

Two darts‑shooting rounds blend with trivia questions to test contestants’ knowledge and aim.

Bullseye

The format stays entertaining, but it can feel repetitive if you’re watching multiple back‑to‑back episodes.

Bottom Line

If you’re after a mix of classic quiz thrills, antique hunting and a dash of darts, this Thursday’s lineup is a solid pick. It offers variety without demanding a single genre, keeping the viewing experience refreshingly dynamic.