ITV’s Weekend Lineup: From Singing Battles to Farm Feats – Your Ultimate Guide

If you’re looking for a weekend of solid television, ITV’s 31 October–1 November schedule offers a wide range of choices. From high‑energy game shows to soothing cooking shows, there’s something for every age group and interest. Below we break down the highlights, add a quick opinion, and give you a clear idea of when each programme airs (London time).

The Voice UK: The Final (20:30 – 22:20)

After a season of spirited performances, the final showdown brings the last contestants to the stage for one last night of competition. The format is familiar and the stakes feel fresh. The show remains a reliable source of strong vocal talent and decent production quality.

Deal or No Deal (05:05 – 06:00)

Alexis takes the spotlight in this classic game of chance. While the format has aged, the tension remains, and it still offers a quick, engaging way to spend the early morning.

James Martin’s Islands to Highlands (06:00 – 06:30)

Chef James Martin and Nick Nairn explore Scotland aboard the Royal Scotsman. This short segment delivers a taste of travel and fine dining – a neat bite for food lovers.

Jimmy Martin’s American Adventure – Baton Rouge (06:30 – 07:30)

From tailgating in Louisiana to a visit to the capital, the episode offers a mix of culture and cuisine. It feels like a quick getaway for those who can’t travel.

Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh (07:30 – 09:25)

Alan Titchmarsh brings garden tips and wildlife stories to the screen. The show is a solid, calming watch for garden enthusiasts and older viewers.

New: James Martin’s Saturday Morning (09:30 – 12:00)

Cooking with Clare Balding and Roger Taylor adds a star‑powered twist to the kitchen. It’s a lively mix of food and celebrity banter that can keep the whole family entertained.

New: Clodagh: Cooking at Home (12:00 – 12:30)

A quick, practical look at weekend meals. It’s a useful reference for anyone looking for simple recipes.

ITV Racing: Live from Wetherby (12:45 – 16:00)

Live coverage from Wetherby, Ascot and Down Royal. Horse racing fans will find this a solid, action‑packed block.

Grease (16:00 – 18:05)

For a nostalgic musical, this film remains a dependable choice for family viewing. It’s easy on the eyes and offers a light, upbeat mood.

The Chase (18:30 – 19:30)

Bradley Walsh hosts a battle of wits that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. It’s a reliable quiz format that works well for family evenings.

Win Win with Postcode Lottery (19:30 – 20:30)

Mel and Sue guide a finale that could win a £1,000,000 jackpot. The show offers a mix of suspense and light entertainment, making it a decent pick for casual viewers.

Celebrity Catchphrase (19:00 – 20:00)

Celebrity contestants try to guess phrases for charity. It’s a light‑hearted game that works well for a relaxed evening.

Who Wants to Be a… Millionaire? (20:00 – 21:00)

Jeremy Clarkson hosts the classic quiz, offering a familiar format that can appeal to a broad audience. It’s a steady, predictable choice for those who enjoy trivia.

New: Adultery (21:00 – 22:00)

Follows a weekend affair that ends with a painful reminder. The drama may appeal to adult viewers looking for a telenovela‑style story.

John Wick (22:25 – 00:10)

Action‑thriller featuring Keanu Reeves. It’s a solid, if predictable, choice for fans of high‑octane films.

Bottom Line: ITV’s weekend offers a diverse mix of content. The Voice UK: The Final stands out as the marquee event, but there are plenty of reliable options for families, food lovers, game‑show fans, and drama seekers alike.