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Week 42/43
Weekly Highlights
Press and schedule information
18th - 24th
October 2014
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Jonathan
Ross Show
The king of
chat returns
for a brand
new series
Saturday,
10.20pm
Surprise Surprise
Wednesday, 8pm
The Great Fire
Thursday, 9pm
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Scorpion
The Real Housewives of
Atlanta
Thursday, 9pm
Sunday, 9pm
The Specsavers Crime
Thriller Club
Darts: European Masters
Live *
Friday, 12.45pm and 7pm
Monday, 9pm
Monroe
Tuesday, 9pm
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October 2014
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Fort Boyard: Ultimate
Challenge *
Wednesday, 4.45pm
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October 2014
The Jonathan Ross Show
Saturday 18th October, 10.20pm
Jonathan Ross once again picks up the Saturday night chat
show baton as he returns to ITV for a brand new seventh
series featuring some of the biggest names from film, TV,
sport, comedy and music.
His guests in the first programme are the legendary Sir David
Attenborough, who has presented countless wildlife and
environmental programmes, as well as acting as controller of
BBC Two in the 1960s. Cheryl Fernandez-Versini also drops
in to give her first interview since getting married, and shares
the sofa with her fellow X Factor judge Mel B, and the two of
them will no doubt be giving us some gossip about the latest
series of the talent contest. Also appearing is Hollywood star
Steve Carell, who made his name in comedy films Anchorman
and The 40-Year-Old Virgin and won a Golden Globe for his
lead performance in the American version of TV series The
Office. He is now being tipped for an Oscar in an altogether
more serious role in the based-on-a-true-story drama
Foxcatcher. The live music is provided by Scottish rock and
soul singer/songwriter Paolo Nutini, who has produced three
acclaimed albums, and a number of classy hit singles.
Surprise Surprise
Wednesday 22nd October, 8pm
Holly Willoughby presents a third series of the
heartwarming show which combines touching
real-life stories with the world of showbiz and
entertainment. Holly revived Cilla Black’s classic
1980s and 1990s show in autumn 2012,
bringing a fresh modern twist to the fondly
remembered format over six episodes. In this
modern version of the series, Willoughby and
her team of roving reporters head out across the
UK to give deserving members of the public the
biggest surprise of their lives. The last series
also included appearances from top music
guests including US singing sensation Selena
Gomez, girl group The Saturdays and hip-hop
duo Rizzle Kicks, alongside a number of tearjerking stories and life-affirming reunions. The
opening show of this series sees global pop
superstar Pharrell Williams giving an amazing
young fundraiser the surprise of a lifetime. An
inspiring letter writer who has touched the
hearts of thousands across the world gets an
unexpected invitation from Stephen Fry. Two
dedicated carers who have fostered over 250
children receive a heartwarming thank you,
and a lady who sponsored a boy in Africa from
the age of four meets him for the very first
time. Also featured is a special musical
performance from former Pussycat Doll and X
Factor judge Nicole Scherzinger.
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October 2014
The Great Fire
Thursday 23rd October, 9pm
The four-part drama series based on the events of 1666
continues. In the second episode, as the fire gains
strength, baker Thomas Farriner (Andrew Buchan)
bursts into his sister-in-law’s lodgings to wake his family
and lead them to safety. But Sarah (Rose Leslie) is
nowhere to be seen and their shouts for her in the street
bring no response. Thomas leads them through the
crowds to the Thames, but escape by river proves
impossible. They make their way northwards towards
Moorfields. Meanwhile, Sarah is being held in a private
cell at Newgate Prison while Lord Denton (Charles
Dance) interrogates the Duke of Hanford’s footman about Hanford’s mysterious Spanish guest and
a Catholic plot against the King. When it is Sarah’s turn to be interrogated, she refuses to cooperate
and is thrown into Newgate’s general cell, which is full of crazed criminals. Samuel Pepys (Daniel
Mays) brings news of the spreading of the fire to the King (Jack Huston) at the Palace of Whitehall.
Charles follows Pepys’ advice to survey the damage for himself from the safety of the river. From
this vantage point, the King is shocked into action, ordering his advisors to tear down buildings to
create fire-breaks and to compensate the public for damage. Despite Pepys delivering this message
to the Mayor, Lord Hyde (Richard McCabe) and Ashley Cooper (Richard Dixon) undercut him by
withdrawing the promise to pay compensation.
Grantchester
Monday 20th October, 9pm
The six-part crime drama series
set in a Cambridgeshire village
in 1953, starring James Norton
as local vicar Sidney
Chambers, continues. After
Guy (Tom Austen) and Amanda
(Morven Christie) ask Sidney to
perform their wedding
ceremony, the heartbroken
vicar takes solace in a bottle.
When Mrs Maguire (Tessa
Peake-Jones) points out he is
failing in his parish duties,
Sidney vows to leave drinking
and criminal investigations
behind to concentrate on his
clerical duties. He helps
Leonard (Al Weaver) as he
moves into the vicarage, and
agrees to help Isabel (Lucy
Black) prepare for her
upcoming wedding to new man
in town Arthur (Kieran
O’Brien). Isabel’s stubborn
mother, Daisy (Jean Marsh),
is proving to be a big
impediment to their wedding
as she believes Arthur wants
her dead. When Daisy is
then found dead, Mrs
Maguire – who has a bad
feeling about Arthur – goes
behind his back and calls in
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Geordie (Robson Green) to
investigate. Sidney soon finds
himself reluctantly being
dragged into the investigation.
While Daisy’s death seems to
be due to natural causes,
Arthur and Isabel are pushing
for a fast cremation of the body
which arouses suspicion. What
is it that they don’t want to be
discovered? Things take a
darker turn when Daisy’s sister
Gladys (Isla Blair) is also found
dead – this time, from
suspected poisoning. With
secrets about Arthur’s past
beginning to come to light, and
a mysterious stranger stalking
the town, Sidney must deduce
if these deaths are connected
and potentially stop any further
killings.
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October 2014
Lewis
Friday 24th October, 9pm
The eighth series of hit police drama Lewis continues
with the first part of The Lions of Nemea. After a
difficult start, the new relationship between Lewis
(Kevin Whately) and DI Hathaway (Laurence Fox)
seems to have achieved some semblance of
normality. DS Maddox (Angela Griffin) has become
integral to the team, and even Dr Laura Hobson
(Claire Holman), initially sceptical, seems to be at
peace with sharing her supposedly retired partner
with Hathaway and the Oxfordshire Police. But the
team’s abilities are sorely tested when they begin to
investigate the brutal murder of American classics
student Rose Anderson (Alisha Bailey), whose body is hauled from the canal with stab wounds to
the neck and abdomen. Suspicion immediately falls on young astrophysics professor Felix Garwood
(John Light), who had recently broken off an affair with Rose and was knocked off his bicycle by his
jilted lover in the hours preceding the murder. Felix happens to be married to Rose’s PHD
supervisor Philippa Garwood (Andrea Lowe) – could the jealous wife have committed murder? But
the more the detectives delve, the more secrets and murky motives they uncover. Rose’s flatmate
Chloe Ilson (Jessica Henwick) is mixed up with the criminal activities of her bouncer boyfriend
Harrison Sax (Michael Ryan) – did they kill Rose to keep her quiet?
Downton Abbey
Sunday 19th October, 9pm
The fifth series of the lavish period drama by
Julian Fellowes continues with more
developments in the lives of the aristocratic
Crawley family and their servants at Downton
Abbey. Dame Maggie Smith, Hugh Bonneville
and Elizabeth McGovern star. Guest stars in
episode five include Richard E Grant,
Christopher Rozycki and Rade Sherbedgia.
Simon Bricker (Grant) returns to Downton to
discuss the painting with Cora, but this time has
his flirting crossed the line? Branson (Allen
Leech) makes a difficult decision about Sarah
Bunting (Daisy Lewis), and Rose (Lily James)
encounters a handsome stranger. Determined
to stop Isobel (Penelope Wilton) making the
wrong decision about Lord Merton (Douglas
Reith), Violet (Smith) enlists the help of Doctor
Clarkson (David Robb), but things do not go
quite as planned. Meanwhile in London,
Charles Blake (Julian Ovenden) surprises
Mary (Michelle Dockery) with a cunning plan to
help her get exactly what she wants.
Downstairs, Mrs Patmore (Lesley Nicol) seeks
Carson (Jim Carter)’s advice on a financial
matter and Inspector Vyner (Louis Hilyer)
returns with some ominous words of warning
for Anna (Joanne Froggatt).
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Scott & Bailey
18th - 24th
October 2014
Suranne Jones and Lesley Sharp star in series four of the police
drama that explores the personal and professional lives of two
female detectives in Manchester Police’s Major Incident Team. In
episode seven, Janet (Sharp) is concerned about DCI Gill Murray
(Amelia Bullmore)’s drinking, but after she mentions the fact to
DSI Dodson (Pippa Haywood) she is unnerved to find that her
observations are being taken more seriously than she had
intended. Just as Rachel (Jones) feels as if she is getting to grips
with being a sergeant, she makes a fatal error that puts Janet
and DC Chris Crowley (Danny Webb) in danger. Rachel alerts
Janet to the charms of her new colleague, and Janet soon finds
herself enjoying Chris’s company as well, but when a car chase
they are involved in ends in a fatality, Janet wonders whether her
flirtatious behaviour has led her to take her eye off the ball. As
she finds herself under investigation, Janet also has to face Gill’s
anger at being under Dodson’s scrutiny. When a man’s body is
discovered on the moors with nothing to identify him, a roadblock
is set up and an appeal is put out. The man’s ex-girlfriend comes
forward to identify him, but the police are shocked to find that he
disappeared 15 years ago and has not been seen since. When enquiries lead Janet and Chris to a
nearby farm, they discover something much more sinister than they could have anticipated.
The X Factor
Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th October, 8pm
Dermot O'Leary presents the
second live show of the UK’s
biggest singing competition.
One of the final 12 acts –
Simon Cowell's over-25s Ben
Haenow, Jay James and Fleur
East, Mel B's boys Jake
Quickenden, Paul Akister and
Andrea Faustini, Cheryl
Fernandez-Versini's girls
Lauren Platt, Chloe Jasmine
and Stephanie Nala and Louis
Walsh's groups Only the
Young, Blonde Electric and
Boyband – has already gone
home after coming last in the
public vote, and the 11
remaining hopeful acts will be
pulling out all the stops tonight
as they try to garner votes with
their live performances –
this week featuring hits from
the 80s – and survive in the
competition for another
week. Can they prove to the
judging panel and the nation
that they have the talent
and charisma to reach the
live final this December?
The judges and mentors
Simon, Cheryl, Mel and
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Louis will be there every step of
the way with their own personal
assessment of each act’s
performance. Expect major
confrontations and fierce
differences of opinion as each
judge seeks to outdo the other
in supporting and promoting
their respective categories. The
boys, girls, groups and over25s will all be feeling the
pressure of having to deliver a
winning performance week
after week, with various theme
nights adding to the challenge
for each of the acts. The
tension mounts further when
the Sunday results show
arrives, featuring superstar
performances and at least one
devastating elimination.
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18th - 24th
October 2014
Secrets from the Sky
Friday 24th October, 8pm
Bettany Hughes continues the series offering a
unique and visually stunning look at Britain’s past
by taking to the air to give a fresh perspective on
our heritage. With co-presenter Ben Robinson,
she takes a bird’s-eye view of some of this
country’s most popular and intriguing sites to
unlock secrets hidden in the landscape. By
piecing together the evidence visible from the air
with clues on the ground, the pair solve
fascinating mysteries and reveal lesser-known
glories from the story of Britain.
In the second episode, their investigations take
them to the windswept plains of Wiltshire and the
remains of a ghost town that was once one of William the Conqueror’s most important strongholds.
Old Sarum is the ancient city that should have evolved into Salisbury. But instead it was abandoned
and the brand new city of Salisbury was built from scratch two miles away. Why did this happen? As
Ben discovers from the air, many of the clues to the sudden shift are recorded in the lumps and
bumps of this breathtakingly beautiful and unusual site. His aerial clues allow Bettany to unearth a
story of Saxon kings and Norman conquerors, the birth of the Domesday book and a very public
and bitter battle between the church and the military that lead to the death of a city.
UEFA Champions League Live: Chelsea
v NK Maribor *
Tuesday 21st October, 7.30pm
Adrian Chiles introduces live coverage from
Stamford Bridge as Chelsea take on Slovenian
champions NK Maribor in the third Group Game
for both teams. Chelsea are currently top of the
group, having beaten Sporting Lisbon and drawn
with FC Schalke while Maribor have drawn both
their games. Jose Mourinho’s team are also top
of the Premier League, with new signings Diego
Costa and Cesc Fabregas making major
contributions to a free-flowing attack currently
averaging three goals per game, but have yet to
reach top form in the Champions League. Diego
Costa has been particularly impressive and
his goals have shown what Spain missed
during the World Cup which he missed
through injury. Maribor have been the most
successful club in the Slovenian top flight
since 1991 when Slovenia emerged from the
break-up of Yugoslavia, having been
champions on 12 occasions. Head coach Ante
Simundza is a former Maribor player who took
over his present role in 2013. This is only the
second time that Maribor have qualified for
the Champions League group stage, which
they did by knocking out Scottish champions
Celtic in the play-off.
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October 2014
Scorpion
Thursday 23rd October, 9pm
Inspired by a true story, this high-octane US
drama debuts on ITV2 this week. Eccentric genius
Walter O’Brien (Elyes Gabel) and his team of
brilliant misfits comprise the last line of defence
against the complex, high-tech threats of the
modern age. At Homeland Security’s new think
tank, O’Brien’s ‘Scorpion’ team includes Toby
Curtis (Eddie Kaye Thomas), an expert
behaviourist who can read anyone, Happy Quinn
(Jadyn Wong), a mechanical prodigy, and
Sylvester Dodd (Ari Stidham), a statistics guru.
Pooling their extensive technological knowledge
to solve mind-boggling predicaments amazes
federal agent Cabe Gallo (Robert Patrick), who shares a harrowing history with O’Brien. However,
while this socially awkward group is comfortable with each other’s humour and quirks, life outside
their circle confounds them, so they rely on Paige Dineen (Katharine McPhee), who has a young
gifted son, to help them bridge the gap to the often-confusing real world. In the first episode, a crisis
at Los Angeles International Airport leaves dozens of airplanes unable to land. Keen to resolve the
crisis, the government enlists the assistance of a team of geniuses to save the day - the Scorpion
team.
The MOBO Awards 2014
The MOBO Awards return to London’s Wembley
Arena for 2014, this year presented by Radio 1
DJ and Xtra Factor presenter Sarah-Jane
Crawford along with special guest host Mel B.
The pair, who are currently busy in their
respective roles on ITV’s talent juggernaut The X
Factor, will be taking time out to preside over the
ceremony, ensuring that the cream of UK and
international urban music talent is recognised.
The awards are broadcast live on ITV2 with a
further highlights programme later in the
evening over on ITV. Since their launch back
in 1996, the MOBOs have become one of the
biggest nights in the music calendar as the
stars of the UK music scene come out in force
to celebrate black and urban music. Some of
the artists battling it out to take home a
coveted MOBO Award this year include Tinie
Tempah, Sam Smith, Katy B, Rita Ora and
Rudimental. The ceremony also features
special live performances from Jessie J, Krept
& Konan, Professor Green, Nicole
Scherzinger, Gorgon City and MNEK, with
many more to be announced.
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October 2014
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Sunday 19th October, 9pm
ITVBe proudly presents the brand new sixth series of
The Real Housewives of Atlanta, currently the most
popular series in the ubiquitous US franchise.
Cameras return to America’s south east to catch up
with Georgia’s glamorous gals NeNe Leakes, Kandi
Burruss, Phaedra Parks, Cynthia Bailey, Kenya
Moore and Porsha Stewart, having waved goodbye
to Kim Zolciak in the reunion episodes of last
season. Juggling their various home and business
interests, charity work and media appearances, the
ladies are no strangers to the drama, decadence and
spectacular showdowns which the Real Housewives
series has become famous for. In the first show of the new series, Kandi expresses hesitation in
planning her nuptials with her fiance Todd, while NeNe remains uninterested in befriending Kenya.
Meanwhile, Phaedra clashes with her husband Apollo over their differing views on parenting and
Porsha continues to deal with her divorce from Kordell. In amongst all the cat-fighting, oneupmanship and heartache, strong friendships shine through and there are even occasional
moments of harmony as the ladies rally round and support one another during good times and bad.
Seven Days With...
One of the many new, exclusive and exciting
home-grown shows to be featured on ITV’s
newest channel, this brand new reality series
continues this week. Each programme spends a
week behind closed doors with some of the UK’s
favourite celebrity couples. From showbiz glitz to
the daily routine, from red carpet to reality and
from sexy shoots to the school run, the series
offers a unique insight into the lives of some of
our most popular twosomes in the public eye
and tells the real stories behind the
glamour. In the second episode, 90s and
00s pop sensations Ritchie Neville of boy
band 5ive and Natasha Hamilton of
Atomic Kitten – who got together recently
following their stint on ITV2’s The Big
Reunion – let the cameras into their everexpanding family home in Chester. We
find out how Ritchie is coming terms with
taking on a ready-made family, including
family days out and camping under the
stars. With the couple preparing for the
arrival of their first child together, they
attend an antenatal class, plan a
glamorous baby shower and disagree on
what name to give to their unborn
daughter.
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18th - 24th
October 2014
The Specsavers Crime Thriller Club
Presented by Bradley Walsh,
the series celebrating crime
fiction returns to ITV3 for six
weeks in the run-up to the
Specsavers Crime Thriller
Awards, attended by some of
the country’s greatest crime
fiction authors, actors and
production staff. The series
includes features on top crime
writers, visits the sets of
popular TV series and focuses
on the ingredients that make up
the perfect TV crime drama,
including villains, sidekicks, the
flawed hero, locations, murder
and the big reveal. Throughout
the show, celebrity studio
guests are on hand to talk
about the crime dramas that
they have been working on.
In the final programme of the
series, the guest is Martin
Compston from Line of Duty,
and there is a visit to the set of
Silent Witness. US author
Michael Connelly is the Living
Legend. The book club focuses
on SJ Parris’s Treachery, which
is reviewed by Kate Mosse,
Peter James, Val McDermid,
Mark Billingham and Sophie
Hannah. The climax to the
show is the final of the quiz, in
which the two highest scoring
teams from previous
programmes return to go headto-head in a bid to take the
Ultimate Criminal Mastermind
title.
Darts: European Masters Live *
Friday 24th October, 12.45pm and 7pm
TV4 presents live darts coverage of the three-day European Championships tournament from
Mulheim in Germany, which starts on Friday October 24 and concludes with the final on Sunday
evening. This is the seventh year of this event which for the first five years was dominated by Phil
‘The Power’ Taylor. The last two years though have seen different winners, with Australian Simon
Whitlock winning in 2012 but losing out to Adrian Lewis in last year’s final. Lewis is famously known
as ‘Jackpot’ due to a $72,000 win at a casino in Las Vegas in 2005, a prize he was unable to claim
due to being under age according to American gaming laws. The Stoke-on-Trent player has also
had mixed fortunes this season with his
darts. He won his first UK Open title and
sailed through to the semi-finals of the
World Championships, only to suffer a 6-0
defeat at the hands of Michael van Gerwen
(pictured) of the Netherlands. This year’s
prize fund for the tournament is £250,000,
with £55,000 for the winner and £25,000
for the runner up. The top 16 players in the
PDC’s order of merit midway through the
year, who include Michael van Gerwen,
Phil Taylor and Simon Whitlock, get
automatic qualification to the tournament.
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18th - 24th
October 2014
Monroe
Tuesday 21st October, 9pm
ITV Encore presents another chance to see the
second series of the acclaimed medical drama
starring James Nesbitt as the maverick
neurosurgeon. He is joined by new cast members
Tracy-Ann Oberman, Neil Pearson and Lisa Millet.
Newly appointed nurse specialist Lizzie Clapham
(Oberman) is responsible for the emotional needs of
patients, head of clinical services Alistair Gillespie
(Pearson) is a general surgeon who has the difficult
task of managing Monroe, and the acerbic Jill
McHeath (Millet) is a new nurse in Cottingley Ward.
Monroe also faces new challenges in the shape of his
ex-wife Anna (Susan Lynch) and his son Nick (Perry
Millward). Bremner (Sarah Parish) and Shepherd (Tom Riley) are still a couple, but they are about
to be presented with an unplanned development which will threaten the future of their personal and
professional lives. Meanwhile, Monroe’s medical trainees Daniel Springer (Luke Allen-Gale) and
Kitty Wilson (Michelle Asante) are vying for the post of Registrar. The first episode sees Monroe
going head-to-head with his new boss when he elects to operate on a patient with a deadly vascular
anomaly. Jenny Bremner returns to St Matthew’s from maternity leave to find the hospital changed
and her power diminished.
Fort Boyard: Ultimate Challenge *
Wednesday 22nd October, 4.45pm
The young people’s version of
the world-famous and widely
acclaimed Fort Boyard
adventure game show with an
all teenage line-up returns for a
fifth series. The show is still set
in the familiar 19th-century
Napoleonic sea fortress off La
Rochelle on the west coast of
France, where mixed teams of
contestants compete in a
number of thrilling quests to
uncover Fort Boyard’s hidden
treasures and ultimately to
decide the winner of the title
‘Conquerors of the Fort’. Six
teams of four do
battle in a series
of games, with
two going
through to the
final. The
contest
promises to be
a trial of skill
and daring,
involving
tightrope
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walking, bungee walking,
underwater swimming and
exposure to spiders, scorpions
and snakes. Laura Hamilton
and Andy Akinwolere are your
hosts as a new generation of
young people set out to meet
the challenges and conquer
their fears. In this edition, the
Rhinos battle it out against the
Tigers in a series of challenges,
before ultimately racing each
other for gold and glory in the
Treasure Chamber. The
challenges include creepycrawlies and aerial acrobatics.
One brave contestant gets
closer than he might like to the
fort’s tigers in a brand new
game of Tiger Terror!
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18th - 24th
October 2014
SOAP ROUND-UP
***Please note that all plotline information for Coronation Street and Emmerdale is private and
confidential and is embargoed until Tuesday 14th October**
Emmerdale
Charity protects her family when the police come knocking, but is left broken when Noah rejects her.
Charity’s attacker wakes from their coma and panics over what has happened to her. Charity
receives an order to sell Home Farm. Cain is forced to offer her a place to stay, but Moira is not
happy about the arrangement and insists that she muck in at the
farm. Megan tricks Leyla into confessing to her affair with Jai and
demands that she return the office keys. Katie advises Leyla to put
Jai behind her and to fight for her business. Kirin is jealous when
he sees Vanessa out on a blind date. Katie is shocked to read
Kerry’s published magazine article and is incredulous to hear of her
plans for a sequel. James receives word that Ross has been seen
in Leeds and sets off to search for him. Jimmy admits to Nicola that
he has been seeing baby Carl. The new owners of Home Farm
arrive – Lawrence and his daughter Chrissie. Andy clashes violently with his brother Robert, who
turns out to be Chrissie’s fiance. Moira worries that her refusal to be blackmailed by Maxine might
have backfired when the police get in contact.
Coronation Street
Peter is stunned as the verdict is revealed in court, while Rob does his best to hide his feelings.
Carla, now convinced of Peter’s innocence, tells Rob she wonders who really killed Tina. Unnerved
after the break-in, Roy avoids being at home alone. Fiz and Tyrone invite Roy for dinner, but
everyone is stunned when Cilla appears at the door. Chesney and
Fiz are suspicious as their mother lays on the charm until Sinead
finally discovers the truth behind Cilla’s return. Jim tells Liz that he
is being moved to an open prison, meaning that he will be able to
come and visit her. Liz tries to make it clear yet again that she will
never take him back. Steve is furious to learn that Jim was only
using him to try and get Liz back, so reports him for using an illegal
mobile phone. With Steve feeling lower than ever, Michelle does
her best to cheer him up. Owen and Anna are informed that their
home will be repossessed in 28 days and are forced to admit to Faye that she may need to move
schools. Kylie continues secretly using speed, but when Callum demands to see Max and her old
friend Gemma overdoses, she struggles to hide her double life from David. The Nazirs put the
finishing touches to the new community centre. Gary begs Alya for a chance to be friends.
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18th - 24th
October 2014
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER
09.25 The Hungry Sailors
10.20 Murder, She Wrote
11.30 Storage Hoarders
12.30 May the Best House Win
13.30 Columbo
15.35 FILM: The Lost World - Jurassic Park (1997)
19.00 The Chase Celebrity Special
20.00 The X Factor
22.20 The Jonathan Ross Show
23.40 FILM: The Hitcher (2007)
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
10.25 Murder, She Wrote
13.25 All Star Family Fortunes
14.10 The X Factor (shown yesterday)
16.30 Downton Abbey (shown last Sunday)
17.30 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars
19.00 Sunday Night at the Palladium
20.00 The X Factor
21.00 Downton Abbey
22.25 Perspectives: Paul O’Grady - Gypsy Rose Lee
23.25 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories
02.35 Motorsport UK
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 The Undriveables
21.00 Grantchester
22.40 The Agenda
23.20 The Jonathan Ross Show (shown Saturday)
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October 2014
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER (contd)
03.00 UEFA Champions League Weekly
TUESDAY 21ST OCTOBER
08.30 Lorraine
12.30 Loose Women
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 UEFA Champions League Live: Chelsea v Maribor
22.40 UEFA Champions League: Extra Time
23.40 The Cube
03.00 Loose Women
WEDNESDAY 22ND OCTOBER
08.30 Lorraine
12.30 Loose Women
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
20.00 Surprise Surprise
21.00 Scott & Bailey
22.40 The MOBO Awards Highlights 2014
02.30 British Touring Car Championship Highlights
THURSDAY 23RD OCTOBER
08.30 Lorraine
12.30 Loose Women
16.00 Tipping Point
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Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
THURSDAY 23RD OCTOBER (contd)
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Is Britain Happy?: Tonight
20.00 Emmerdale
20.30 Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs
21.00 The Great Fire
22.40 Sunday Night at the Palladium (shown Sunday)
03.00 Is Britain Happy?: Tonight (shown earlier)
FRIDAY 17TH OCTOBER
08.30 Lorraine
12.30 Loose Women
16.00 Tipping Point
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
20.00 Secrets from the Sky
21.00 Lewis
22.40 The Job Lot
23.10 FILM: Out of Sight (1998)
06.00 Emmerdale Omnibus
08.40 Coronation Street Omnibus
11.05 The Hot Desk
11.20 FILM: Babe: Pig in the City (1998)
13.10 FILM: Junior (1994)
17.55 FILM: Arthur and the Great Adventure (2009)
20.00 FILM: Back to the Future (1985)
22.20 The Xtra Factor
23.20 Celebrity Juice
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER (contd)
00.10 The Job Lot
00.35 The X Factor
05.45 ITV2 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
06.00 The Hot Desk
09.00 Coronation Street Omnibus
11.30 The X Factor
13.50 The Hot Desk
14.35 FILM: A Little Princess (1995)
16.35 FILM: Miss Congeniality (2000)
18.50 FILM: Back to the Future Part II (1989)
21.00 The Xtra Factor
22.00 Tricked
23.00 Bad Bridesmaid
00.00 FILM: Funny People (2009)
02.35 The Hot Desk
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER
06.00 Ben and Kate
06.25 Up All Night
06.45 Emmerdale
08.15 The Cube
09.15 Winners and Losers
10.15 Ben and Kate
10.45 Up All Night
11.10 Royal Pains
12.15 Emmerdale
18.00 Royal Pains
20.00 Two and a Half Men
21.00 Release the Hounds
22.00 Plebs
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
22.30 Dapper Laughs: On the Pull
23.00 Viral Tap
23.45 The Job Lot
01.05 Animal Practice
06.00 Ben and Kate
06.25 Up All Night
06.45 Emmerdale
08.15 The Cube
10.15 Ben and Kate
10.45 Up All Night
11.10 Royal Pains
12.15 Emmerdale
14.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show
18.00 Royal Pains
21.00 Tricked
22.50 FILM: The Bourne Supremacy (2004)
02.10 The Hot Desk
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
06.00 Ben and Kate
06.25 Up All Night
06.45 Emmerdale
08.15 The Cube
10.15 Ben and Kate
10.45 Up All Night
11.10 Royal Pains
12.15 Emmerdale
18.00 Royal Pains
20.00 The MOBO Awards 2014
22.00 The Job Lot
22.30 Plebs
00.55 Dads
01.20 Fake Reaction
THURSDAY 16TH OCTOBER
06.00 Ben and Kate
06.25 Up All Night
06.45 Emmerdale
08.15 The Cube
10.15 Ben and Kate
10.45 Up All Night
11.10 Royal Pains
12.15 Emmerdale
17.30 Royal Pains
18.30 FILM: Jurassic Park (1993)
21.00 Scorpion
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
THURSDAY 23RD OCTOBER (contd)
22.50 Plebs
23.50 Tricked
01.40 Scorpion
FRIDAY 24TH OCTOBER
06.00 Ben and Kate
06.25 Up All Night
06.45 Emmerdale
07.15 Emmerdale
08.15 The Cube
10.15 Ben and Kate
10.45 Up All Night
11.10 Royal Pains
12.15 Emmerdale
12.45 Emmerdale
18.00 Royal Pains
21.00 FILM: Hot Fuzz (2007)
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
06.00 Wycliffe
10.55 Columbo
12.25 The Darling Buds of May
13.40 The Darling Buds of May
21.00 Midsomer Murders
01.00 Bomb Girls
01.50 Movies Now
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
16.55 Columbo
19.00 Lewis
21.00 It’ll Be Alright on the Night
22.00 FILM: The Human Stain (2003)
00.05 Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER
07.20 Wild at Heart
10.50 Inspector Morse
14.05 Wild at Heart
15.10 Wycliffe
20.00 Wycliffe
21.00 The Specsavers Crime Thriller Club
01.10 Wycliffe
07.20 Wild at Heart
08.20 Wycliffe
14.05 Wild at Heart
07.20 Wild at Heart
14.05 Wild at Heart
15.05 Wycliffe
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
WEDNESDAY 22ND OCTOBER (contd)
20.00 Wycliffe
21.00 Long Lost Family
00.15 The Specsavers Crime Thriller Club
07.20 Wild at Heart
08.25 Wycliffe
14.05 Wild at Heart
15.05 Wycliffe
20.00 Wycliffe
21.00 Joanna Lumley’s Greek Odyssey
FRIDAY 24TH OCTOBER
07.20 Wild at Heart
08.20 Wycliffe
14.05 Wild at Heart
15.10 Wycliffe
20.00 Wycliffe
21.00 Love Your Garden
00.20 FILM: The Human Stain (2003)
02.55 Movies Now
06.15 Cheers
06.40 Cheers
07.05 Cheers
07.30 Cheers
08.00 Motorway Patrol
09.00 Motorsport UK
10.00 UEFA Champions League Weekly
10.30 I Want That Car
12.40 FILM: A Reason to Live, A Reason to Die (1972)
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER (contd)
16.00 Storage Wars
16.25 Storage Wars
16.55 Storage Wars
17.25 FILM: Superman II (1980)
20.00 FILM: Octopussy (1983)
22.40 FILM: Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning (2012)
02.00 Cheers
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
06.00 Cheers
06.25 Cheers
06.45 Cheers
07.10 Cheers
07.35 Cheers
11.40 Ax Men
12.35 Ax Men
16.35 FILM: A Reason to Live, A Reason to Die (1972)
18.25 FILM: Superman II (1980)
21.00 FILM: Jaws 2 (1978)
23.20 FILM: Cape Fear (1991)
01.55 Jean Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER
07.05 Cheers
07.30 Cheers
09.00 Kojak
10.00 Magnum PI
11.00 Pawn Stars
11.25 Pawn Stars
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
15.55 Kojak
17.00 Magnum PI
19.00 Pawn Stars
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 MotoGP Highlights
21.00 Storage Wars
21.30 Storage Wars
22.00 Ax Men
23.00 Bundesliga Football Highlights
00.00 Motorsport UK
01.00 River Monsters
02.50 Movies Now
06.00 World of Sport
07.05 Cheers
07.30 Cheers
09.00 Kojak
10.00 Magnum PI
11.00 Pawn Stars
11.25 Pawn Stars
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.25 Pawn Stars
15.55 Kojak
17.00 Magnum PI
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 The Chase: Celebrity Special
21.00 Benidorm
22.00 FILM: Death Wish 2 (1982)
01.00 River Monsters
07.05 Cheers
07.30 Cheers
09.00 Kojak
10.00 Magnum PI
11.00 Pawn Stars
11.25 Pawn Stars
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
WEDNESDAY 22ND OCTOBER (contd)
15.00 Cheers
15.25 Pawn Stars
15.55 Kojak
17.00 Magnum PI
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.25 British Superbike HIghlights
21.00 FILM: Octopussy (1983)
23.45 FILM: Quadrophenia (1979)
02.05 Cheers
02.35 Cheers
06.00 Movies Now
06.55 Cheers
07.25 Cheers
09.00 Kojak
10.00 Magnum PI
11.00 Cheers
11.30 Pawn Stars
15.00 Cheers
15.25 Pawn Stars
15.55 Kojak
17.30 UEFA Europa League Live
22.30 Keane & Vieira - Best of Enemies
23.45 FILM: Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning (2012)
FRIDAY 24TH OCTOBER
06.45 Cheers
07.10 Cheers
08.40 Kojak
09.40 Magnum PI
12.45 Darts: European Championship Live
17.00 Magnum PI
18.00 UEFA Europa League Highlights
19.00 Darts: European Championship Live
23.00 FILM: Jaws 2 (1978)
01.25 I Want That Car
02.30 Cheers
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
16.15 Kavanagh QC
21.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
23.00 DCI Banks
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
13.05 Kavanagh QC
15.50 Crime Stories
19.00 Vera
21.00 Titanic
22.00 Titanic
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
01.00 Titanic
02.00 Titanic
MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER
21.00 Life of Crime
22.00 Case Sensitive
00.05 Life of Crime
21.00 Monroe
00.05 Monroe
21.00 Mr Selfridge
02.15 Mr Selfridge
03.10 Crime Stories
14.40 Movies Now
14.45 Kavanagh QC
21.00 The Ice Cream Girls
00.05 The Ice Cream Girls
02.05 Crime Stories
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
FRIDAY 24TH OCTOBER
15.00 Kavanagh QC
21.00 DCI Banks
22.00 The Bletchley Circle
01.10 The Bletchley Circle
02.10 Kavanagh QC
03.50 ITV Encore Nightscreen
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
This Week’s Top 10 (as at 09/10/2014)
1. The Only Way Is Ibiza (original TX date 08/10/2014)
The award-winning real life soap returns for its thirteenth series, following the Essex
gang on holiday on the party island of Ibiza. What will Bobby wear on the beach this
time?
2. Coronation Street (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Deirdre is at her wits' end. Can Kylie keep it together? Alya makes her excuses.
3. Scott & Bailey (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Police drama series. When an unconscious baby is admitted to hospital, staff are
concerned that his injuries do not match his parents' explanation.
4. Emmerdale (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Jimmy's mind is made up. Priya is pleasantly surprised. A resident is struggling to
deal with last week's ordeal.
5. Downton Abbey (original TX date 05/10/2014)
Period drama. Mary's secret assignation is very nearly blown, but Violet's quick
thinking saves the day. The events surrounding Green's death come under scrutiny
once again.
6. TOWIE - All Back to Essex (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Mark Wright and Denise Van Outen present this special celebration of all things
Essex, live from the famous Sugar Hut. Includes a look behind the scenes of the
current series.
7. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a studio audience.
8. Emmerdale (original TX date 07/10/2014)
It is Priya and Rakesh's wedding day - but will they go through with it? One resident
faces their fears. Nicola fights mixed emotions.
9. Grantchester (original TX date 08/10/2014)
In the village of Grantchester, the funeral of a parishioner leads vicar Sidney
Chambers to become involved in a murder investigation - and a confrontation with the
local police.
10. The Pride of Britain Awards 2014 (original TX date 08/10/2014)
Carol Vorderman hosts the 16th Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards at the Grosvenor
Hotel where extraordinary people are rewarded for acts of remarkable courage and
bravery.
ITV.com
Week 42/43
18th - 24th
October 2014
Also still available on ITV Player (at itv.com)
1. Celebrity Squares (available until 07/11/2014)
Warwick Davis hosts the classic comedy game show. He is joined by Vernon Kay,
Bruno Tonioli, Linda Robson, Russell Grant, Rachel Riley, Katherine Ryan and
Nathan Caton.
2. Through the Keyhole (available until 03/11/2014)
Keith Lemon snoops around the homes of more mystery celebrities. This week's
guests are TOWIE star Joey Essex, and TV presenters Carol Vorderman and Vernon
Kay.
3. The Chase: Celebrity Special (available until 03/11/2014)
Ken Bruce, Paul Ince, Laila Morse and David Haye take on the Chaser, one of
Britain's finest quiz brains, in a bid to win thousands of pounds for charity. With
Bradley Walsh.
4. The Agenda (available until 05/11/2014)
New series of the weekly talk show with Tom Bradby who is joined by shadow
chancellor Ed Balls MP, journalist Jane Moore, actress Katy Brand and entrepreneur
James Caan.
5. Plebs (available until 05/11/2014)
Sitcom set in ancient Rome. Grumio falls ill, but Marcus refuses to pay for his medical
treatment. A rich nobleman agrees to fund Stylax's charioteering career.
6. Welcome to ITVBe. (available until 07/11/2014)
Peter Andre and Jamelia host live from the launch event of ITV's exciting new
entertainment and lifestyle channel. Includes the first episode of the new series of
Dinner Date.
7. Inspector Morse (available until 03/11/2014)
The sudden death of a convict leads Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis to
investigate the complex affairs of three businessmen jailed for fraud.
8. Pawn Stars (available until 07/11/2014)
The men get the chance to buy a spoon made by silversmith and American
Revolution patriot Paul Revere, an 1800s cuckoo clock and a vintage archery bow.
9. The Matt Hatter Chronicles (available until 03/11/2014)
Adventure-comedy series. With the Triple Sphere at full power, Tenoroc immediately
sends three villains - Redbeard, Mummy and Medusa - into the Multiverse.
10. This Morning (available until 15/10/2014)
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean chat about their autobiography Our Life on Ice,
and Lynda Bellingham talks about her cancer diagnosis and her decision to stop
chemotherapy.
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