Sunday Quizzes: Grab Your Phone for a Game‑Day on ITV Quiz

If you’re looking for a Sunday that tests your wits and keeps the adrenaline humming, ITV Quiz has a menu of titles that promise that. From the classic tension of Deal or No Deal to the rapid‑fire riddles of Riddiculous, the channel’s lineup gives you a chance to win big or at least enjoy the spectacle. Below is a rundown of the most notable shows, my take on each, and a quick verdict for you to decide where to sit down.

Deal or No Deal – The Iconic Card‑Box Remedy

Stephen Mulhern returns to the familiar red boxes, offering contestants a life‑changing cash prize. The suspense is reliable; the pacing remains engaging. I find the show holds up well, especially for those who relish the old‑school feel of a high‑stakes game show.

Tipping Point – Mechanical Brilliance Meets Human Skill

Ben Shephard guides contestants through a colossal spinning machine, aiming for a £10,000 jackpot. The show’s set is a visual treat, and the challenge feels fresh each episode. It offers a reliable mix of suspense and spectacle.

Celebrity Catchphrase – Fun with a Charity Twist

Stephen Mulhern joins a rotating host of celebrities to guess familiar phrases and win £50,000 for charity. The format is relaxed but still holds up as a lighthearted break. It’s a one‑of‑the‑better‑options for a quick smile.

Riddiculous – Riddle‑Mania in Real Time

Ranvir Singh hosts a rapid‑fire quiz in which pairs battle the Riddlemaster, Henry Lewis. The pace is frantic, and the riddles keep you on your toes. It remains a reliable option for those who love wordplay.

Tenable – University Trivia with a Cash Twist

Warwick Davis brings university friends into the hot seat to answer Top 10 list questions for a bumper cash prize. The dynamic between the hosts and contestants is entertaining, and the stakes feel solid. It’s a one‑of‑the‑better‑options for a quick, witty challenge.

Lingo – Word‑Play Meets Friendship

Three sets of friends battle it out to say the correct words. The dynamic is charming, and the show’s format is reliable for word‑lovers. It holds up well for viewers looking for a lighthearted competition.

Bottom line: ITV Quiz delivers a solid Sunday of quiz shows. Whether you crave the tension of a classic game or the quick wit of a riddle marathon, there’s a slot that fits your mood. Pick the show that tickles your nerve and enjoy the thrill of competition.