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Weekly Highlights Week 44/45: Sat 31St October - Friday 6Th November 2020 Weekly Highlights Week 44/45: Sat 31st October - Friday 6th November 2020 Don’t Rock the Boat Monday & Wednesday-Friday, 9pm Tuesday, 9.15pm AJ Odudu and Andrew Flintoff present this extreme celebrity challenge. This information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain until Tue 27th October 2020. Press contacts Further programme publicity information: ITV Press Office [email protected] www.itv.com/presscentre @itvpresscentre ITV Pictures [email protected] www.itv.com/presscentre/itvpictures ITV Billings [email protected] www.ebs.tv This information is produced by EBS New Media Ltd on behalf of ITV +44 (0)1462 895 999 Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Six Nations: Italy v England Live Saturday, 4pm 31st October ITV Nearly eight months on from their last game, England complete their Six Nations campaign against Italy at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, with the trophy still in sight. Mark Pougatch presents Eddie Jones’ men’s key clash in Italy. A bonus point victory here could set the tournament up in a way that the final game between France and Ireland will decide the outcome. Who will be taking home the trophy this year? The Chase Celebrity Special Saturday, 8pm 31st October ITV Bradley Walsh hosts a special celebrity edition of the quiz show in which a group of stars take on the mighty Chasers to see if they can win some big money for charity. Actress Su Pollard, dancer Jordan Banjo, TV presenter AJ Odudu and TV legend Jonathan Ross hope to win big for their charities as they take on one of the country’s finest quiz brains. Do they have what it takes to win a massive amount of money? Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights The Voice UK: The Semi Finalists Saturday, 9pm 31st October ITV The Voice returned to our screens earlier this year, but the show had to go on hold when the UK went into lockdown. Here, Emma Willis introduces the semi finalists. Emma takes viewers on the journeys of the eight remaining hopefuls, looking back at their Blind Auditions and their Knockout Performance. Plus, she reveals who the Lifeline Act will be - one contestant who won the public vote to return to the show. Spitting Image: US Election Special (Part 1) Saturday, 10pm 31st October ITV The satirical show takes a swipe across the pond, focusing on the upcoming election - and the two people at the forefront - Joe Biden and Donald Trump. With the monumental American elections just days away, the Spitting Image squad put their own spin on how things might be playing out. Expect controversy, more than a few of Donald Trump’s words of wisdom and of course, many laughs. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights The Jonathan Ross Show Saturday, 10pm 31st October ITV The host continues the new series of his chat show, featuring some of the biggest stars on the planet dropping by for a natter and the best musical acts performing. The host is joined by comedian and television presenter Jack Whitehall, legendary photographer David Bailey and writer, comic and actor Roisin Conaty. Plus, Craig David and KSI are in the studio for a chat, and to perform their hit Really Love. 5 Gold Rings Sunday, 6pm 1st November ITV Phillip Schofield presents a new series of his tense quiz show. The contestants place gold rings on the floor in order to win a potentially huge cash prize. The host welcomes stars from the soaps to join the contestants. Coronation Street go head-to-head with Emmerdale as Simon Gregson (aka Steve McDonald) takes on Matthew Woldenden (aka David Metcalfe) to win their team-mates up to £50,000. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Tipping Point: Lucky Stars Sunday, 7pm 1st November ITV Ben Shephard hosts the quiz in which three celebrities take on the extraordinary tipping point machine in the hopes of winning money for their chosen charities. Gareth Thomas, Ranvir Singh and London Hughes are keen to prove they’ve got what it takes to win for each of their individual causes, but do they have the brain power and skill to go toe-to-toe one of the trickiest machines in game show history? The Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards Sunday, 9pm 1st November ITV Carol Vorderman is joined by a whole host of special guests as she brings the awards ceremony to us, celebrating the people who make Britain great. The host is joined by guests including His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, David Beckham, Stephen Fry, Ashley Banjo, Ant and Dec, Marcus Rashford and more as she celebrates those who make a difference. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Muslim in Trump’s America Sunday, 10.50pm 1st November ITV Documentary in which Emmy Award-winning director Deeyah Khan investigates what it’s like to be a Muslim in a country where many people feel you don’t belong. Since 2015, anti-Muslim hate groups, conspiracy theories and hate crimes have risen in America. Khan meets a farmer serving 30 years for an anti-Muslim bomb plot, films with right-wing armed militia and meets Muslims whose lives have been shattered. Coronation Street: Soaps Slip Ups Monday, 8pm 26th October ITV Coronation Street is one of the world’s most-loved TV soaps, and this programme takes viewers on an affectionate ride through Weatherfield and its bloopers. Embarrassing bloopers featuring misbehaving props, wardrobe malfunctions and missed lines are revealed, with some of the programme’s biggest stars including Simon Gregson, Jane Danson and Jenny McAlpine having a good laugh at themselves. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Don’t Rock the Boat Monday-Friday, 9pm 2nd-6th November ITV Freddie Flintoff and AJ Odudu take to the helm as 12 celebrities tackle one of television’s toughest ever challenges – a race to row the length of Britain. Famous faces Tom Watson, Denise Lewis, Jodie Kidd, Craig Charles, Fleur East, Joe Weller, Jack Fincham, Lucy Fallon, Victoria Pendleton, Shaun Wallace, Adam Thomas and Kimberly Wyatt face a monumental challenge over land and sea across the week. Heathrow: Britain’s Busiest Airport Wednesday, 8pm 4th November ITV The documentary series exploring the ups and downs of life behind the scenes at the UK’s busiest airport, and what it’s like to work there, reaches its conclusion. Passenger Experience Manager Harry has his hands full with a gate that has had its door smashed in, while the Border Force team have a smelly problem somewhere in their cargo to deal with. Plus, Terminal 2 Demi deals with passengers and a pop star. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights TheHey OnlyTracey! Way is Essex SundayMonday, & 10pm Wednesday, 10pm ITV22nd November ITV2 Joel Dommett hosts as celebrities make calls to businesses to try to get answers to quiz questions; with the help of Tracey, a giant floating robot head from Wigan. Team members Frankie Bridge, Matt Richardson, Vick Hope, Amy Hart, Tom Green and Myles Stephenson try to win a team of everyday people the top prize of £2,500 and an inflatable kayak. Can they work with Tracey to bring home the bacon? The OnlyEmily Way Atack is EssexShow SundayWednesday, & Wednesday, 10pm 10pm ITV24th November ITV2 Emily Atack fronts a her own sketch, stand-up and impressions show focussing on the trials and tribulations of modern life. This week’s theme is all about dating. Emily opens up about single life, one-night stands and offers her top tips for flirting, there are sketches about bumping into an ex or your new beau meeting your friends, and impressions feature Gemma Collins and Holly Willoughby. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights ChrisOlivia & Meets Kem: Her Match StraightSunday, 10pmOutta Love Island Sunday1st November & Monday, 9pm ITVBe Reality series following everyone’s favourite Love Island star Olivia Attwod as she prepares for her upcoming wedding with her footballing finance Bradley Dack. Olivia and Brad’s big day is fast approaching and stress levels at home are at an all-time high, with very little organised so far. It’s time for Olivia to pay a visit to Julie Perry, famous wedding planner to the stars, for some much-needed inspiration. FerneChris &McCann: Kem: First Time Mum Thursday,Straight Outta 9pm Love Island 5thSunday November & Monday, 9pm ITVBeITVBe The documentary series continues, following reality TV star Ferne McCann as she navigates the biggest challenge of her life: motherhood to baby daughter Sunday. As ever Ferne’s diary is jam packed with upcoming work projects and glitzy social occasions, and even a potential romance. To help manage such a chaotic schedule she’s looking for a team to help her organise her life, in the form of a PA and a nanny. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. , Weekly highlights MidsomerMcDonald Murders& Dodds Saturday, 9pm ITV331st October ITV3 Another chance to see the detective drama set in Bath pairing the ambitious DCI McDonald with the shy DS Dodds - starring Tala Gouveia and Jason Watkins.
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