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Week 11/12
Weekly Highlights
Press and schedule information
14th - 20th
March 2015
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You’re Back
in the Room
Phillip
Schofield
presents a
new game
show with a
twist - all the
contestants
have been
hypnotised
Saturday,
8.20pm
Dickinson’s Real Deal
Monday - Friday, 3pm
Arthur & George
Monday, 9pm
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Week 11/12
Celebrity Juice
The Real Housewives of
Cheshire
Thursday 10pm
Monday, 10pm
Blue Murder
Snooker: World Grand Prix
Live *
Thursday - Friday, 11pm
Monday - Friday, times vary
Downton Abbey
Thursday, 9pm
14th - 20th
March 2015
Ben 10: Omniverse
ITV.com
Tuesday 5pm
Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
You’re Back in the Room
Saturday 14th March, 8.20pm
Phillip Schofield hosts this brand new primetime
game show with a twist. A team of five strangers
take on apparently simple challenges to win
money – but each of them has been hypnotised
beforehand. The contestants who are willingly
open to subliminal suggestion, are hypnotised by
international mentalist Keith Barry, and seemingly
straightforward tasks will get much harder as their
hypnotic triggers cause them to inadvertently
sabotage their own chances of winning, with
hilarious consequences. In the past decade, Irishborn Keith Barry has enjoyed success across the
globe, including an MTV Europe special, the US
series Deception with Keith Barry and an ITV special, The Escape Live.
Hosting his first primetime game show since the huge success of The Cube, Phillip is on hand as
the contestants play four rounds, each being worth an increasing amount for their cash pot. The
more they accumulate, the more chance they have to walk away with a big cash prize of up to
£25,000 in the final End Game. The only thing standing between them and the cash is their own
minds! In the first show, Phillip welcomes special guest chefs Aldo Zilli, Paul Rankin, Ed Baines and
Lesley Waters.
Dickinson’s Real Deal
Monday 16th - Friday 20th March, 3pm
ITV welcomes back a familiar face this week as
the Duke himself returns for a brand new series
of the popular daytime show. David Dickinson
and a team of specialist dealers head off around
the country in search of treasure as members of
the public dig out their family heirlooms, bargain
buys and unusual artefacts in the hope of
raising some cash. Each of the dealers has a
wad of cash at their disposal, but it is up to each
seller to decide whether to accept the dealer’s
offer or try their luck at auction. Savvy sellers
know how to play the game and often realise
when they are onto a winner, but David is also
on hand to offer advice and perhaps squeeze a
little extra out of the dealers. Those who are
brave – or perhaps greedy – can turn down a
dealer offer and instead see how their
possessions get on as an auction lot, but it is a
gamble and they must pay commission on
anything sold. The series kicks off on Monday in
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, where dealer Jan Keane
gets her hands on some Meissen figures.
Tuesday sees the team visiting Aylesbury,
where Corrie Jeffery takes a shine to a hat pin
stand, Wednesday brings us to Leigh in Greater
Manchester for a look at a brass clock with
Cheryl Hakeney, David and co return to
Aylesbury on Thursday as Simon Schneider
gets excited about a Matchbox toy collection,
and finally Uxbridge plays host for Friday’s
show, where things get very emotional at Karen
Dalmeny’s table.
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March 2015
Arthur & George
Monday 16th March, 9pm
The three-part adaptation of Julian Barnes’s novel,
based on the real events surrounding the relationship
between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Martin Clunes) and
George Edalji (Arsher Ali), a man sentenced to prison
in 1903 for a crime for which he maintained his
innocence, concludes. In the final episode, Arthur is
determined to prove the doubters wrong and find out
for himself if George has been hiding anything. He
attacks the case with renewed vigour and uncovers
fresh evidence that contradicts that of the police.
Woodie (Charles Edwards) is at first concerned by
Arthur’s continued interest in the case but becomes
convinced that they are on to something. It seems that
they finally have the culprit in their sights, and the fact
that they are so close to the truth is the reason the Wyrley Ripper has been desperately trying to put
them off. Arthur is determined to take his fight to the highest echelons of the British establishment,
even if this means exposing prejudice and corruption. But he and Woodie remain in danger, as it
appears that the Wyrley Ripper is still at large and may be toying with Conan Doyle by attempting to
outwit the creator of the world’s most famous fictional detective. Will Arthur be able to unlock the
case and prove to the world that George is innocent?
Mr Selfridge
Sunday 15 March, 9pm
The period drama about the life
of Harry Gordon Selfridge, the
flamboyant and charismatic but
ultimately vulnerable American
entrepreneur who founded the
world-famous department store
on Oxford Street, continues its
third series. The opening of
Selfridges in 1909 marked a
revolution in retailing in an era
that saw a seismic shift in the
world order. Class distinctions
were becoming blurred,
American heiresses were
saving ancient English noble
families and women
everywhere were demanding
their rights. Series three sees
the action move
to the aftermath
of the Great War,
after the
franchise has
been extended to
nearly all adult
men and a
limited number of
women. In
episode eight,
Harry (Jeremy
Piven) launches
ITV.com
a massive ‘Britain at Play’
event in the store, but is
shocked when Nancy (Kelly
Adams) announces that she
wants to cool things down
between them. While Miss
Mardle (Amanda Abbington) is
at work, George (Calum
Callaghan) is busy at home
looking after baby Ernest.
When Mr Grove (Tom
Goodman-Hill) continues to
snub Miss Mardle, however,
George is forced to take
matters into his own hands.
Victor (Trystan Gravelle) and
Elsa ( Naomi Ryan) have a
brand new idea for Colleano’s.
As Violette (Hannah Tointon)
appears to have a new suitor,
Harry begins to realise just how
much Nancy means to him.
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14th - 20th
March 2015
DCI Banks
Wednesday 18th March, 9pm
The critically acclaimed crime drama series, based
on the novels by Peter Robinson, and starring
Stephen Tompkinson as Banks, continues with the
first half of a two-part story, Buried. A husband
and daughter struggle to come to terms with their
grief when the body of Anaan Kamel is found
washed up by an underground river. Suspicion
falls on Marcus Leyton, a former employee of
Anaan and Raheel’s law chambers, who was
recently fired. Texts between Raheel and Marcus
suggest an affair which led to blackmail on his
part.
Banks and DI Helen Morton (Caroline Catz) believe that the family are hiding something when
daughter Nafeesah makes up a story about her mother recently falling down the stairs. She
eventually reveals that Anaan’s brother Bilal hit her in an argument over her conduct and faith. Bilal
swears that he is innocent of his sister’s killing. When Marcus’s body is found upstream, the team
are faced with a double murder. Evidence at the crime scene makes them suspect a contract killing
and there seems to have been an eyewitness who has fled the scene. DS Annie Cabbot (Andrea
Lowe) and DC Ken Blackstone (Jack Deam) track down the witness, Geoff Dwyer.
All Star Family Fortunes
Sunday 15th March, 8pm
The current series of the
popular game show continues
this Sunday, hosted by Vernon
Kay. Two more celebrity-led
families go head-to-head in a
bid to win £30,000 for their
respective good causes. The
teams must guess the most
popular answers to a series of
seemingly easy questions,
which are based on a survey of
100 members of the British
public. Anyone familiar with the
format knows that this is not as
easy as it sounds and that for
one team to come up with a full
list of correct answers is
something of a rarity. The
opposing team will
be ready to pounce
with a make-orbreak answer of
their own, hoping to
steal the cash prize
for that round. As a
host, Vernon is
never shy when it
comes to digging out
embarrassing
photographs,
footage or
ITV.com
information on the star
contestants. The winning team
has the opportunity to play for
£10,000, but the big challenge
is identifying all five top
answers to bag the full £30,000
jackpot in the final Big Money
round. With limited time, lots of
pressure and some tricky
questions, will the two players
selected from the winning team
be able to second-guess the
British public and secure the
full amount? This week,
Manchester-born Sunderland
footballer Wes Brown and his
family go head-to-head with
Geordie actress Jill Halfpenny
and her nearest and dearest.
Which team will be playing for
the jackpot on behalf of their
chosen charity?
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March 2015
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Big Star’s Little Star
Wednesday 18th March, 8pm
The third series of the hilarious entertainment
show continues this week, opening the door once
again to find out what life is really like in some
celebrity households. Host Stephen Mulhern, who
has recently fronted celebrity talent show Get
Your Act Together and ITV2 panel show Reality
Bites, quizzes some of Britain’s most popular stars
and their children to unearth some magical
memories and hilarious anecdotes as they try to
win as much money as they can for a charity of
their choice. The show offers viewers a peek into
the home lives of the stars, revealing what they are
really like behind closed doors. Each week, three celebrities and their little superstars compete for a
possible jackpot of £15,000. Will their offspring keep quiet or will there be any embarrassing
revelations about what mum and dad get up to when the cameras are not following them? Perhaps
the celebs have some hobbies and habits that they would prefer to keep out of the public eye, but
will the kids be able to keep them under wraps under the glare of the spotlight? Famous mums and
dads in the current series so far have included Boyzone’s Ronan Keating, former soap stars Joe
Swash and Sheree Murphy, boxer Carl Froch, former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies and
businessman Duncan Bannatyne. Who will be next to let their kids risk their street cred?
Barging Round Britain with John Sergeant
Friday 20th March, 8pm
In this eight-part series, John
Sergeant sets off on a rich and
colourful voyage along some of
the finest canal journeys that
Britain has to offer, exploring
the stories behind the
waterways as he goes. Britain’s
canal network is a true national
treasure. Forged in the heat of
the Industrial Revolution yet
passing through some of the
most beautiful scenery in the
land, our canals boast a
remarkable history while
remaining home
to a vibrant
community
rooted in a
unique way of
life.
John’s travels
take him across
the length and
breadth of
Britain, from the
gentle downs of
Somerset in the
south, via the
ITV.com
breathtaking countryside and
engineering of the Llangollen
Canal of north Wales, to the
dramatic splendour of the
spectacular coast-to-coast
Caledonian Canal in the north
of Scotland. Every step of the
way, John immerses himself in
living history, bringing the past
to life by rolling up his sleeves,
getting stuck in, and having a
go at canal practices past and
present.
In this week’s episode, John
journeys along the Kennet and
Avon Canal from Bath towards
Reading. John proves to be
useless at beer barrel making,
better at steam engine stoking
and actually quite a natural with
Freddy, the narrow boat horse.
14th - 20th
March 2015
Week 11/12
Bear Grylls: Mission Survive
Friday 20th March, 9pm
Bear Grylls continues the series which features eight
celebrities trekking through the rainforest of Costa Rica on
a 12-day adventure. Bear gives the group daily briefings
but they must complete the exercise without him. Survival
expert Megan Hine and former commando Scott Heffield
are on the ground to report on everyone’s progress. The
theme of the show is to push the participants to their
physical and emotional limits as they search out the four
elements vital for survival – shelter, water, fire and food to
supplement their meagre army rations. The jungle has
already taken its toll, with one of the group suffering from mosquito bites and another with trench
foot. Most recently, Bear introduced the group to a two-mile cave system and demonstrated how to
obtain vital zinc from a jungle source – tarantulas! One member of the team discovered a freshly
killed pig in one of the caves and bore it back in triumph to his mates, delighted at the prospect of a
hog roast. The following day started with a helicopter transfer to the Pacific Coast to the Tempisque,
the largest river in Costa Rica. The celebrities’ mission seemed simple – all they had to do was get
across safely. Unfortunately, the river is home to more than 2,000 crocodiles and in order to avoid
them the crossing had to be made where the water is at its fiercest. It was the celebrities’ last
chance to impress Bear before elimination. Who is emerging as a hero, who is making too many
mistakes and who has demonstrated the cheerfulness in adversity that Bear is looking for?
Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
Saturday 14th March, 7pm
Fresh from presenting the BRIT
awards, Ant and Dec continue
the brand new series of their
fun-packed Saturday evening
entertainment show. The show
returned to screens in 2013
following a four-year hiatus,
cementing its place as one of
the most popular programmes
on ITV with even more star
guests, nail-biting challenges
and hilarious sketches than
ever before. Unsuspecting
viewers and audience members
are invited to take part in some
wacky challenges, win some
fantastic prizes,
and
occasionally
meet some
very famous
faces. In the
main game
towards the
end of the
show, one
lucky person
from the studio
audience is
randomly
ITV.com
selected for a chance to ‘win
the ads’, in which prizes are
selected from one of ITV’s
commercial breaks and can
range in value from toilet rolls
and boxes of cereal to brand
new cars and luxury holidays.
New pranks are unveiled with
the return of Ant and Dec
Undercover, Little Ant and Dec
will give some cheek to some
A-list celebrities, more stars
come under the boys’ control in
the hilarious I’m a Celebrity...
Get Out of Me Ear! - which has
already claimed Jeremy Kyle
and Richard Madeley as victims
this series - and the End of the
Show Show sees more big
names performing alongside
the up-for-anything Geordie
duo.
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14th - 20th
March 2015
The Jonathan Ross Show
Saturday 14th March, 9.20pm
The Saturday night chat show continues its eighth
series as the nation’s favourite interviewer plays host
to a very special guest. Having welcomed a diverse
range of top musical performers already during this
series, including Take That, Diana Krall, Bryan Ferry,
Paloma Faith and Kanye West, this week Jonathan
dedicates an entire show to the one and only
Madonna. Coinciding with the release of her 13th
studio album Rebel Heart, and following her recent
eventful performance at this year’s BRIT Awards, the
accomplished Ms Ciccone sits down to discuss her
new material, for which she has worked with cuttingedge musicians including Avicii and Diplo. Jonathan questions the singer, actress, fashion designer
and philanthropist about her recently announced Rebel Heart tour, what it is like to stay at the top
for over 30 years and what might be next for the multi-talented performer – are there any more
strings to add to her bow? The unstoppable 56-year-old also discusses fans, family, the future and
even that recent famous fall, as well as performing two tracks live in the studio. The Queen of Pop –
as she has been known for well over 20 years – is known not to suffer fools gladly, so the
sometimes irreverent Jonathan is likely to be on his best behaviour.
Celebrity Juice
Thursday 19th March 10pm
Fresh from the recent success
of his newest project, The Keith
Lemon Sketch Show, the ITV2
favourite returns this week with
a triumphant thirteenth series of
TV’s ultimate guilty viewing
pleasure. The outrageous
comedy panel show remains
the most popular show on the
channel, with consistently high
ratings and a host of big name
celebrities lining up to appear despite the show’s reputation
for ritual humiliation of its
guests! The celebrity news
quiz’s popularity shows no sign
of waning, with the most recent
series attracting a diverse
range of celebrity panellists
including singer Jessie J,
comedian Chris Ramsey,
controversial columnist Katie
Hopkins, celebrity chefs the
Hairy Bikers and boy band
ITV.com
McBusted. After a memorable
stint as guest captain, This
Morning’s cheeky chef Gino
D’Acampo will be returning as a
regular guest panellist
alongside Fearne Cotton and
returning team captain Holly
Willoughby. A host of new stars
will be joining the regulars for
the opening show of the series
as Keith thinks up ever more
weird, wonderful and downright
disgusting ways to embarrass
them. Seven years and thirteen
series in, Keith remains one of
the few entertainers who can
get away with such an
irreverent attitude towards his
guests, so whoever dares to
appear had better come
prepared!
Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
The Ibiza Weekender
Sunday 15th March, 9pm
Cameras return to the Mediterranean for the sixth
episode of the reality series which hopes to find out
what happens when young British holidaymakers
head out on their first parent-free holiday. Following
on from three series of the Magaluf Weekender, this
brand new series has island-hopped from Majorca
to the slightly more upmarket party island of Ibiza.
Head rep Imogen has returned with an amazing
new look, a new confident attitude and a brand new
team of rookie holiday reps, including tattooed wild
man Ben, fellow blonde scouser Rachael, pretty-butdim Deano, catty Sophie and quiet and dependable Kris. The new, improved Imogen was
determined not to make the same mistakes again, and vowed not to fall for the charms of another
work colleague, but she soon succumbed to the charms of musclebound Deano. As Imogen
wondered what would happen next Jordan, an old face from her Magaluf days, appeared on the
scene. With her former unrequited love now staying on as a rep, Imogen has faced a backlash from
some of her co-workers, who have sided with the notorious ladies’ man. In this week’s episode,
things come to a head as Imogen loses her cool and decides to step down as head rep. Who will
replace her, and will it relieve the tension among the reps?
The Real Housewives of Cheshire
Monday 16th March, 10pm
The popular Real Housewives
reality format concludes its first
UK-based series this week with
the final instalment of The Real
Housewives of Cheshire. The
British show steps inside the
champagne-fuelled lives of
beauty salon boss and motherof-one Ampika Pickston, interior
designer and mother-of-four
Dawn Ward, housewife and
mother-of-two Lauren Simon,
children’s fashion designer and
mother-of-three Leanne Brown,
author and mother-of-three
Magali Gorré and former model
turned life coach and motherof-three Tanya Bardsley.
Cameras follow these
formidable and often very funny
characters and their complex
intertwined lives as they go
about their day-to-day
activities, offering an
insight not only into their
lavish homes and
luxurious lifestyles, but
also what makes them
tick – and what makes
them explode in anger
as well! Magali began
the series as the major
antagonist amongst the
ITV.com
ladies, having rubbed Dawn
and Leanne up the wrong way
over tickets to Dawn’s charity
event in the first episode. A
clash between slightly snobby
Cheshire native Lauren and nononsense, new-on-the-scene
Tanya caused further friction
during Ampika’s disastrous
dinner party, while more
recently a feud has erupted
between Dawn and the equally
fiery Ampika. This week’s final
episode sees Dawn hosting a
glamorous dinner party at
Warford Hall for all the
housewives, but true to form
not everything goes to plan and
by the end of the night not
everyone is welcome. Can
friendships be mended before
the series comes to a close?
Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Blue Murder
Thursday 19th - Friday 20th March, 11pm
ITV3 offers viewers another
chance to see two episodes of
the popular police drama
starring Caroline Quentin.
Manchester cop Janine Lewis
(Quentin) struggles to balance
her professional life as a newly
promoted detective chief
inspector with her personal life
as a single mother. Between
investigating the latest murder,
dealing with her ex-husband
and accommodating her
daughter's sudden aversion to
meat, Janine somehow
manages to keep it all together
no matter what life throws her
way.
In Thursday’s episode, Hit and
Run, Janine returns to work
after maternity leave and is
plunged into a
murder
investigation when
a woman's body is
found on a
riverbank. The
victim turns out to
be a lap-dancer –
who just happened
to work for a man
involved in a hitand-run accident
witnessed by Janine outside
her son’s school.
In Friday’s episode, Up in
Smoke, Janine and DI Richard
Mayne (Ian Kelsey) investigate
two missing men and evidence
of foul play at a crematorium. A
seemingly straightforward
suicide turns out to be anything
Snooker: World Grand Prix Live *
Monday 16th - Friday 20th March, times vary
but when Janine discovers that
the victim was rumoured to be
having an affair – and someone
else's body was cremated with
hers at the funeral. Her
husband and suspected lover
have both disappeared without
trace, and as the investigation
goes on, things become
increasingly complicated.
ITV4 presents coverage of the World Grand Prix, a brand new snooker tournament featuring the top
32 players in the world as ranked over the past year up to this year’s Gdynia Open in Poland. The
brainchild of World Snooker Chairman Barry Hearn, the tournament takes place at the Venue
Cymru in the lovely seaside town of Llandudno on the North Wales coast. This is the biggest
snooker event ever hosted in North Wales and the prestigious arena, situated on the seafront, is set
for a sell out crowd. The tournament kicks off
on Monday 16 March and ends on the
following Sunday, with the winner receiving
£100,000 out of a total prize fund of £300,000.
One player who will be looking forward to the
trip to Wales is veteran Scotsman John
Higgins, who is fresh from winning the Welsh
Open in Cardiff last month. The 39-year-old
four-time world champion will be up against a
top-class field including current world
champion Mark Selby, China’s Ding Junhui,
Australia’s Neil Robertson, Judd Trump and of
course Ronnie O’Sullivan (pictured). Coverage
is presented by Jill Douglas, with commentary
from Neal Foulds and Clive Everton.
ITV.com
Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Downton Abbey
Thursday 19th March, 9pm
ITV Encore offers viewers another chance to see
series three of the lavish period drama following
the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and
their servants. In episode one, Cora's mother,
Martha Levinson, sweeps into Downton for
Matthew and Mary's wedding, aggravating the
Dowager Countess – among others – with her
critical and radical American way of seeing things.
Lord Grantham learns that his massive investment
of Cora's fortune in the Grand Trunk Railway has
failed, leaving the estate nearly bankrupt. There is
a chance that the situation can be saved, as
Matthew is expected to inherit a large amount of
money from Lavinia's father. But his conscience persuades him that he cannot accept the bequest,
feeling that it would be a betrayal. He believes that her father died thinking he was committed to
Lavinia, whereas Lavinia herself knew before she died that he was really in love with Mary.
O'Brien's nephew Alfred joins the staff downstairs and struggles to meet Mr Carson's high standards
– and matters are made worse by Thomas's jealous behaviour. Sybil and her husband, Tom
Branson, return to Downton but receive a frosty welcome, exacerbated by Branson’s outspoken
political views and commitment to Irish republicanism.
Ben 10: Omniverse
Tuesday 17th March, 5pm
The animated series which
follows the adventures of
sixteen-year-old Ben Tennyson
continues. Ben wields the
Omnitrix, an extremely powerful
watch-like device that allows
him to change into a host of
different aliens, each with their
own special abilities and skills.
Now he and his rookie partner
alien, Rook, head out on a
mission to a secret alien city
where Ben finds out that his
past enemies are looking for
him. This week’s episode –
showing for the very first time
on CITV – is The Rooters of All
Evil. Ben meets the Rooters,
the Black Ops wing of the
Plumbers from the Null Void.
Hybrid aliens with
unique abilities, they
head for the
Plumbers' Base in
search of Kevin in
order to obtain his
property-absorbing
powers. Ben sneaks
out to get Kevin, who
claims not to know
the Rooters. After a
ITV.com
run-in with them, however,
Kevin bumps heads with their
leader, Proctor Servantis, and
begins to recollect hidden
memories. By the time they
reach Plumber HQ, Kevin tells
Ben that he remembers that
Helen Wheels, Pierce Wheels,
Manny Armstrong, Alan Albright
and himself all used to be
Rooters and that he was
originally responsible for giving
them their powers. He also
discovers that Max never had a
partner named Devin Levin and
the Plumbers’ Helpers are not
Plumbers’ children after all.
Following a fight with the
Rooters, Kevin sneaks away to
Argit Enterprises, where he
reveals their hidden past.
Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
SOAP ROUND-UP
**Please note that all plotline information for Coronation Street and Emmerdale is private and
confidential and is embargoed until Tuesday 18th March**
Emmerdale
Pearl’s embezzlement looks set to be discovered when Sandy confronts her over her
IOU notebook. Pearl tries and fails to distract Rhona and Paddy from the bank accounts, so she
comes up with a terrible lie in a bid to explain the discrepancies.
After an uncomfortable visit to a memory clinic, Pearl faces more
questions when Rhona and Paddy realise that they do not have
the money to pay for the new equine centre. Vanessa shuts Kirin
and Moira out as she continues to deal with her breast cancer
scare. Tracy begins to feel used by Andy, and admits to Diane
that he scares her. When Andy spots a photograph of Katie at
Sarah’s school, he breaks down and is comforted by Bernice.
Diane invites him to move in to the pub with her. Chas grows
concerned over Aaron’s constant running. Lachlan returns from his holiday and pleads with Alicia to
back his version of events. Chrissie fires Nicola when she overhears her calling him a rapist.
Lachlan corners a terrified Alicia in the shop, prompting Chrissie and Leyla to come running. David
decides to take matters into his own hands and holds Lachlan captive in a barn. Lawrence threatens
to go to the police, but Chrissie decides to speak to Alicia after discovering damning evidence on
Lachlan’s laptop. Alicia tells a shocked Chrissie what really happened, but she is torn over what to
do next. Emma sets Ross and Carly up on a date. Carly decides to stick around in the village.
Doug’s concerns over Laurel’s drinking habits grow. Jimmy tries to put Nicola off moving to Dubai.
Coronation Street
After waving her mum off to Portugal, Katy realises that she has missed her personal trainer’s
exam. She drowns her sorrows and pours her heart out to Chesney, who changes his mind and
agrees that she can take Joseph to Portugal. Sinead is horrified and implores him to rethink. As
Katy bids farewell, Chesney is in turmoil over whether to let his son leave for good. Gail seethes as
Andy plays the perfect son, telling him he must eventually move
away and fade from Michael’s life. When Nick catches Gail trying
to amend Andy’s details on the bistro’s computer, she swiftly
comes up with a plausible lie. David is angered when Gail gets
on well with Callum’s mum during his first mediation session.
Gail hides evidence of Gavin’s death from Michael, but when his
aunt turns up, Gail has to think quickly to avoid them meeting.
She is also shocked to learn that Gavin died of a heart attack.
Bethany turns up on the street, but her explanation over her sudden appearance is proved false
when Sarah calls from Italy. Emily tries to push Billy and Sean back together, but Billy’s insistence
on keeping their relationship secret causes further strain. Sharif realises that Kal and Zeedan have
been planting eggs to disguise the fact that the hens have not been laying and decides to get
revenge. Andrea tries to fix Lloyd and Steve’s friendship, but Steve worries that there is no going
back. They finally find some common ground as they attempt to fix the cab office chair. Jenny cooks
for Kevin and the family, but Kevin is called away on a job. Jenny overreacts when Jack picks up a
small piece of food and rushes away, prompting a worried Sophie to tell Kevin. Sharif offers to
share his allotment with Roy.
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY14TH MARCH
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
10.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show
11.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show
13.35 Tipping Point
14.35 Doc Martin
15.35 Secrets from the Sky
16.05 Off Their Rockers (shown last Sunday)
16.35 Big Star’s Little Star
19.00 Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
20.20 You’re Back in the Room
21.20 The Jonathan Ross Show
22.40 FILM: Mercury Rising
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
11.30 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.35 Murder, She Wrote
13.35 River Monsters
14.40 Tipping Point
15.40 FILM: Licence to Kill
18.30 The Chase: Celebrity Special
19.30 Off Their Rockers
20.00 All Star Family Fortunes
21.00 Mr Selfridge
22.15 Bear Grylls: Mission Survive (shown last Friday)
23.15 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
03.15 ITV Nightscreen
MONDAY 16TH MARCH
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 1000 Heartbeats
17.00 The Chase
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
MONDAY 16TH MARCH (contd)
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 More Tales from Northumberland with Robson Green
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Arthur & George
22.40 The Jonathan Ross Show (shown Saturday)
03.00 UEFA Champions League Weekly
03.25 ITV Nightscreen
TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 1000 Heartbeats
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 UEFA Champions League Live
22.40 UEFA Champions League: Extra Time
03.00 Loose Women (shown earlier)
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 1000 Heartbeats
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Big Star’s Little Star
21.00 DCI Banks
23.40 Duran Duran: One Night Only
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
THURSDAY 19TH MARCH
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 1000 Heartbeats
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Tonight
20.00 Emmerdale
20.30 Double Decker Driving School
21.00 The Triplets Are Coming!
22.40 The Great War: The People’s Story
03.45 ITV Nightscreen
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH
06.00 Good Morning Britain
08.30 Lorraine
09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
12.30 Loose Women
14.00 Judge Rinder
15.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal
16.00 1000 Heartbeats
17.00 The Chase
19.00 Emmerdale
19.30 Coronation Street
20.00 Barging Round Britain with John Sargeant
20.30 Coronation Street
21.00 Bear Grylls: Mission Survive
22.40 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
03.40 ITV Nightscreen
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
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SATURDAY 14TH MARCH
06.00 Emmerdale Omnibus
08.40 Coronation Street Omnibus
11.15 Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
12.40 Catchphrase
13.20 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
13.50 FILM: Mr Bean’s Holiday
15.40 Mr Bean
16.10 Mr Bean
14.45 FILM: The Smurfs
18.50 FILM Twins
21.00 FILM: Rush Hour
23.00 The Keith Lemon Sketch Show
23.25 Reality Bites
00.10 The Ibiza Weekender
01.10 Crazy Beaches
02.20 Fake Reaction
05.55 ITV2 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
06.00 Mr Bean
06.25 Mr Bean
06.50 Emmerdale Omnibus
09.40 Coronation Street Omnibus
12.05 Take Me Out
13.10 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
13.30 Scorpion
14.30 FILM: Freaky Friday
116.35 Catchphrase
7.25 Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
18.55 FILM: Legally Blonde 2
21.00 The Ibiza Weekender
22.00 The Keith Lemon Sketch Show
22.30 FILM: Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion
00.20 Mom
00.45 Mom
01.15 Crazy Beaches
01.40 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
MONDAY 16TH MARCH
06.25 Psych
07.10 Emmerdale
007.40 Coronation Street
13.40 Dinner Date
15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 Mom
21.30 Mom
22.00 FILM: Rush Hour 2
00.05 Two and a Half Men
00.30 Two and a Half Men
00.55 The Vampire Diaries
01.45 Royal Pains
05.55 ITV2 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
06.25 Psych
07.10 Emmerdale
07.40 Coronation Street
08.10 Coronation Street
08.40 Dinner Date
09.40 Catchphrase
10.20 Psych
11.15 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.40 Coronation Street
13.15 Coronation Street
13.40 Dinner Date
20.00 Dinner Date
22.00 The Ibiza Weekender
23.00 Reality Bites
23.45 The Keith Lemon Sketch Show
00.15 Two and a Half Men
00.40 Two and a Half Men
01.05 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records
01.30 Royal Pains
05.45 ITV2 Nightscreen
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH
6.25 Psych
07.10 Emmerdale
07.40 Coronation Street
08.10 Coronation Street
08.40 Dinner Date
09.40 Catchphrase
10.20 Psych
11.15 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.40 The Cube
13.40 Dinner Date
15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 The Vampire Diaries
22.00 FILM: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
00.05 Two and a Half Men
00.30 Two and a Half Men
00.55 The Vampire Diaries
01.45 Royal Pains
THURSDAY 19TH MARCH
06.25 Psych
07.10 Emmerdale
07.40 Coronation Street
08.40 Dinner Date
09.40 Catchphrase
10.20 Psych
11.15 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.40 Coronation Street
13.40 Dinner Date
14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show
15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 Scorpion
22.30 Reality Bites
01.30 Scorpion
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH
06.25 Psych
07.10 Emmerdale
07.40 Emmerdale
08.40 Dinner Date
09.40 Catchphrase
10.20 Psych
11.15 Royal Pains
12.10 Emmerdale
12.40 Emmerdale
13.40 Dinner Date
20.00 Two and a Half Men
20.30 Two and a Half Men
21.00 FILM: Romy and Michele’s High Street Reunion
22.55 Take Me Out
23.55 Two and a Half Men
00.25 Two and a Half Men
00.50 Fake Reaction
01.35 Royal Pains
05.45 ITV2 Nightscreen
SATURDAY 14TH MARCH
11.40 The Darling Buds of May
12.50 A Touch of Frost
15.00 FILM: Carry on Cowboy (1965)
17.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
22.05 Lewis
00.10 A Touch of Frost
02.10 ITV3 Nightscreen
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
06.20 Countrywise
07.20 FILM: Carry on Cowboy (1965)
14.30 Jane Eyre
16.40 Agatha Christie’s Marple
18.45 Inspector Morse
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH (contd)
21.00 Sunday Night at the Palladium
22.00 Birds of a Feather
23.35 FILM: Chaplin (1992)
03.30 ITV3 Nightscreen
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
MONDAY 16TH MARCH
06.00 Movies Now
12.00 Murder, She Wrote
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
21.00 Long Lost Family
22.00 Law & Order: UK
01.55 ITV3 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
12.00 Murder, She Wrote
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 Law & Order: UK
02.20 ITV3 Nightscreen
WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH
12.00 Murder, She Wrote
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
21.00 Paul O’Grady’s Animal Orphans
22.00 Law & Order: UK
02.00 ITV3 Nightscreen
THURSDAY 19TH MARCH
12.00 Murder, She Wrote
18.55 Murder, She Wrote
22.00 Law & Order: UK
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH
12.00 Murder, She Wrote
19.00 Murder, She Wrote
20.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple
22.00 Law & Order: UK
00.35 FILM: Chaplin (1992)
03.20 ITV3 Nightscreen
03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
SATURDAY 14TH MARCH
07.05 Bundesliga Football Highlights
08.05 UEFA Champions League Weekly
08.40 Hogan’s Heroes
09.10 Hogan’s Heroes
09.45 The Car Chasers
10.40 The Big Fish Off
11.45 Darts: UK Open Live
17.00 Storage Wars
17.30 Storage Wars
18.00 Storage Wars: Texas
18.30 Storage Wars: Texas
19.00 Darts: UK Open Live
23.00 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
00.00 FILM: Buried (2010)
02.00 Hogan’s Heroes
02.30 Hogan’s Heroes
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
08.05 Ax Men
09.00 Hogan’s Heroes
09.35 Hogan’s Heroes
10.05 Pawn Stars
10.35 Pawn Stars
11.00 Pawn Stars
11.25 Pawn Stars
11.50 Pawn Stars
12.15 Pawn Stars
12.45 Darts: UK Open Live
17.00 Storage Wars
17.30 Storage Wars
18.00 The Big Fish Off
19.00 Darts: UK Open Live
23.00 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
00.00 Sports Life Stories
01.00 River Monsters
02.00 Hell on Wheels
02.55 ITV4 Nightscreen
MONDAY 16TH MARCH
07.00 Magnum PI
09.00 Ax Men
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
MONDAY 16TH MARCH (contd)
10.00 Hogan’s Heroes
10.35 Hogan’s Heroes
11.05 Magnum PI
14.05 Ax Men
15.00 The Car Chasers
16.00 Hogan’s Heroes
16.30 Hogan’s Heroes
19.00 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
20.00 Storage Wars
20.30 Storage Wars
21.00 Storage Wars: Texas
21.30 Storage Wars: Texas
22.00 Ax Men
23.00 Bundesliga Football HIghlights
00.00 Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights
01.00 Sports Life Stories
01.50 River Monsters
02.45 Movies Now
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
06.00 Hogan’s Heroes
07.05 Magnum PI
09.10 Ax Men
10.05 Hogan’s Heroes
10.40 Hogan’s Heroes
11.05 Magnum PI
14.05 Ax Men
15.00 The Car Chasers
16.00 Hogan’s Heroes
16.30 Hogan’s Heroes
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 World Rally Championship Highlights
22.00 Sports Life Stories
23.00 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
00.00 FILM: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)
02.10 Hogan’s Heroes
02.35 Movies Now
02.45 ITV4 Nightscreen
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH
06.00 Hogan’s Heroes
07.05 Magnum PI
09.05 Ax Men
10.05 Hogan’s Heroes
10.35 Hogan’s Heroes
11.05 Magnum PI
14.05 Ax Men
15.00 Pawn Stars
15.30 Pawn Stars
15.55 Hogan’s Heroes
16.30 Hogan’s Heroes
19.00 River Monsters
20.00 The Big Fish Off
21.00 Storage Wars
21.30 Storage Wars
22.00 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
23.00 FILM: Jaws 3 (1983)
01.00 FILM: The Killer Inside Me (2010)
02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen
THURSDAY 19TH MARCH
06.00 Hogan’s Heroes
07.10 Magnum PI
09.10 Ax Men
10.05 Hogan’s Heroes
10.40 Hogan’s Heroes
11.10 Magnum PI
14.00 Ax Men
14.55 River Monsters
16.00 Hogan’s Heroes
16.30 Hogan’s Heroes
17.00 Motorway Patrol
17.30 UEFA Europa League Live
20.00 River Monsters
21.00 The Chase: Celebrity Special
22.00 ICC Cricket World Cup Highlights
02.20 Hogan’s Heroes
02.45 ITV4 Nightscreen
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Programmes available in HD this press week:
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH
06.00 Hogan’s Heroes
07.05 Magnum PI
09.05 Ax Men
09.55 Hogan’s Heroes
10.30 Hogan’s Heroes
11.00 Magnum PI
14.00 Ax Men
14.55 The Car Chasers
15.50 Hogan’s Heroes
16.25 Hogan’s Heroes
18.00 UEFA Europa League Highlights
19.00 Pawn Stars
19.30 Pawn Stars
20.00 Counting Cars
20.30 Counting Cars
21.00 FILM: The Gauntlet (1977)
23.10 Sports Life Stories
00.15 FILM: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)
02.20 Hogan’s Heroes
02.55 ITV4 Nightscreen
SATURDAY 14TH MARCH
15.55 Kavanagh QC
17.25 Downton Abbey
21.00 Broadchurch
22.00 Love and Marriage
23.00 Scott & Bailey
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
13.05 Kavanagh QC
14.45 Movies Now
14.55 Brideshead Revisited
17.00 Crime Stories
21.00 Vera
01.40 Vera
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Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
SUNDAY 15TH MARCH (contd)
03.40 Movies Now
03.50 ITV Encore Nightscreen
MONDAY 16TH MARCH
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
14.45 Brideshead Revisited
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Cilla
22.00 The Guilty
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
00.05 Cilla
01.05 The Guilty
02.05 Love and Marriage
TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
14.45 Brideshead Revisited
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Whitechapel
22.00 The Guilty
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
00.00 Whitechapel
01.00 The Guilty
02.00 Crime Stories
WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
14.45 Brideshead Revisited
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
22.35 The Guilty
23.35 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
03.10 The Guilty
THURSDAY 19TH MARCH
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
14.45 Brideshead Revisited
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Downton Abbey
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
00.05 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
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Programmes available in HD this press week (contd):
F
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH
13.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
14.45 Brideshead Revisited
18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
21.00 Scott & Bailey
22.00 Monroe
23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot
01.05 Broadchurch
02.10 Monroe
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
This Week’s Top 10 (as at 5th March)
1. The Only Way Is Essex (4th March)
Reality series following the ups and downs of a group of glamorous Essex residents,
set against a backdrop of flash cars, endless parties and fancy boutiques.
2. Coronation Street (4th March)
Andy faces an uncomfortable reunion. Roy gets revising. Owen tries to play happy
families.
3. Emmerdale (4th March)
Leyla and David are shocked by Alicia's admission. Pearl loses out. Val collapses.
4. DCI Banks (4th March)
Crime drama. When the team piece together the movements of a young woman
found dead on waste ground, they uncover a world of prostitution and drugs.
5. The Only Way Is Essex (1st March)
The fourteenth series of Britain's most talked-about reality show continues. All the
action unfolds against a backdrop of flash cars, nail bars, posh boutiques and fancy
parties.
6. The Jeremy Kyle Show (4th March)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a studio audience.
7. Arthur & George (2nd March)
Three-part series, based on real events, about the relationship between Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle and George Edaljii, a man sent to prison for a crime he claims he did
not commit.
8. Real Housewives of Cheshire (2nd March)
Reality series. Leanne hosts a party for her eldest daughter Halle, while Lauren
throws a bash for the newest addition to her family - Sweetie the rabbit!
9. Coronation Street (1st March)
Liz has a run-in with Tracy. Jenny tries to repay Rita. Steph becomes a surprise
visitor.
10. Emmerdale (2nd March)
Alicia faces tough times. Finn is concerned for Val. Rachel finds a solution to her
problem.
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Week 11/12
14th - 20th
March 2015
Also still available on ITV Player (at itv.com)
1. Broadchurch (23rd February)
Mystery drama series set in a Dorset seaside town. Decisions are made, truths are
revealed and lives in Broadchurch are changed forever.
2. Tales of Northumberland with Robson Green (23rd Feb)
Robson Green uncovers more hidden gems in his home county of Northumberland.
In the second episode, he heads to the Northumberland National Park.
3. Cockroaches (17th February)
Tom and Laura are kidnapped by the Spectrum gang of cannibals, and thrown into
jail. Will they be rescued in time?
4. Midsomer Murders (11th February)
Barnaby investigates whether a ballad made famous by a late, lamented folk singer
could have been the inspiration for a murder.
5. Richard Wilson on the Road (9th February)
Richard Wilson follows the Shell Guides, first published in the 1930s, to explore the
British countryside by car. Today, he follows the guide to Oxfordshire including
Henley.
6. Celebrity Chase (1st March)
New series. Bradley Walsh hosts a celebrity edition of the quiz show, with
Emmerdale's Dominic Brunt, dancer Wayne Sleep, TV presenter Charlotte Hawkins
and actor Ricky Tomlinson.
7. Though the Keyhole (23rd February)
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.
8. Inspector Morse (15th February)
Morse is haunted by his past when he investigates the apparent suicide of a
terminally ill Oxford don and finds that he has an unexpected connection with the
family.
9. Storage Wars (2nd March)
The action moves to Stanton, where Darrell gets himself banned from one of the
auctions.
10. River Monsters (25th February)
Jeremy Wade investigates the sinking on the Amazon of the Sobral Santos more than
30 years ago - were the passengers dragged under by powerful, unseen attackers?
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