TV Guide 2015-04-18

So many questions this week. Noughts or crosses? That's Celebrity Squares (ITV, Sunday). Will Shane Richie be a friend of Ant's? Find out on Decimate (BBC1, weekdays). Who will be this year's Brain of Britain (Radio 4, Monday)? Who will be choir of the year? Find out on Côr Cymru (S4C, Sun). And is Seven Envelopes (Watch, Mon) a game show? We'll have to see.

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Contents 1 Saturday 18 April 1.1 PRIMETIME 2 Sunday 19 April 2.1 PRIMETIME 3 Weekday Daytimes 4 Monday 20 April 5 Tuesday 21 April 6 Wednesday 22 April 7 Thursday 23 April 8 Friday 24 April 9 Sign language interpretation

Saturday 18 April

• Fighting Talk (Radio 5, 11am) Josh Widdicombe from the snooker in Sheffield. Barry Hearn, Richard Osman, Eleanor Oldroyd, Bob Mills.
• Michael Roux's Service (BBC2, 11.55).
• The Munch Box (CITV, 12 noon).
• Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge (CITV, 1pm).
• Dinner Date (ITVBe, 2pm) Six episodes.
• Pop Idle Us (3e, 4pm).
• Come Dine with Me (C4, 4.10) Five episodes from Sutton Coldfield.

PRIMETIME

• Ninja Warrior UK (ITV, 7pm; also UTV Ireland).
• Britain's Got Talent (ITV, 8pm; also TV3) A man playing on a comb and paper. Britain's Got More Talent follows on ITV2 and TV3.
• Côr Cymru (S4C, 8pm) Primary schools.
• The Whole 19 Yards (UTV Ireland, 8pm).
• The Million Euro Challenge (RTE1, 8.15).
• In It to Win It (BBC1, 8.30) Playalong on Superer Ceefax 601.
• X Men: First Class (C4, 9pm) Wolverine and Gambit play Hypersports and Paperboy. What? Oh.
• Play to the Whistle (ITV, 9.20; UTV Ireland, 10pm) Graeme Swann, Sean Lock, Alex Scott, Romesh Ranganathan.
• QI XL (BBC2, 10.20) Landmarks.

Sunday 19 April

• Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge (CITV, 1pm).
• Bargain Hunt (BBC1, 1.15).
• World's Strongest Man (Spike, 2pm) Four episodes from 2014.
• Britain's Got Talent (ITV, 2.35). Followed by a performance from last year's finalist Darcy Oake.
• Four in a Bed (More4, 2.40) Five episodes. Followed by fives of Come Dine with Me at 5.15.
• Famous Family Fortunes (ITV, 4.50) Vorderman and Grant.
• Ninja Warrior UK (ITV, 5.50) Shifting to avoid F1.

PRIMETIME

• Keep It In the Family (3) (UTV Ireland, 6pm).
• Celebrity Mastermind (BBC1, 6.05) In a change to the advertised programme, Ken Bruce. Subject to cancellation if the motor racing goes over time.
• RTE The Voice of Holland of Ireland (RTE1, 6.30).
• Côr Cymru (S4C, 7pm) The live final.
• Y Talwrn (Radio Cymru, 7pm).
• Wild Things (The Satellite Channel, 7pm).
• Celebrity Squares (ITV, 7.15) Paddy McGuinness, Louis Smith, Alison Hammond, Michelle Kegan, Gina D'Acampo, Anna Crilly, Katy Wix, Rob Beckett. The good news: just 45 minutes long.
• The Chase With Celebrities (ITV4, 8pm).
• Busker Abu (TG4, 8.30).

Weekday Daytimes

• Come Dine with Me (C4, 10.30) Five episodes.
• Bargain Hunt (BBC1, 12.15).
• Countdown (C4, 2.10) Phil Hammond becomes Myleene Klass on Wednesday.
• Decimate (BBC1, 3pm) Shane Richie tries to avoid a 10% Off sale.
• Dickinson's Real Deal (ITV, 3pm; UTV Ireland, 4.30).
• Deal or No Deal (C4, 3pm).
• Tipping Point (ITV, 4pm). Old editions on Watch at 12 noon and 5pm.
• Come Dine with Me (C4, 4pm).
• Pointless (BBC1, 5.15). Repeats.
• Coach Trip (C4, 5.30) We start in Venice.
• Eggheads (BBC2, 6pm). Repeats.
• Dinner Date (ITVBe, 6pm).

Monday 20 April

• Brain of Britain (Radio 4, 3pm) The grand final.
• Dilemma (Radio 4, 6.30) Jo Brand, Michael Legge, Mara Carlyle, Matthew Parris.
• Seven Envelopes (Watch, 8pm) Seven contestants take an envelope to win ten grand. Two episodes.
• The Biggest Loser Us (UK Living, 8pm).
• Masterchef (BBC1, 9pm) Finals week.
• Virtually Famous (E4, 10pm) Stacey Solomon, Rob Beckett, Bobby Mair, Tyler Oakley.
• Have I Got a Bit More News for You (BBC1, 10.45; Wales 11.15, not NI).

Tuesday 21 April

• Fi Yw'r Bos (S4C, 5pm).
• World's Most Talented (Watch, 9pm) An international talent show.
• Hell's Kitchen Us (ITV2, 9pm).
• Killer Magic (BBC3, 10pm) Sport.

Wednesday 22 April

• Celwydd Noeth (S4C, 6.30) Another chance to spot the barefaced lie.
• Masterchef (BBC1, 8pm).
• Dinner Date (ITVBe, 8pm) Malcolm from Gloucester.
• The Quizeum (BBC4, 8.30) This week, the Museum of London.
• The Chase With Celebrities (ITV4, 9pm).
• QI (BBC2, 10pm; not NI) Ladies and Gents.
• A Question of Sport (BBC1, 10.45; NI 11.15; Wales 11.35) Asmir Begovic, Jordanne Whiley, Suzi Perry, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey.

Thursday 23 April

• Sion a Sian (S4C, 6.30).
• Masterchef (BBC1, 8pm).
• The Face Australia (UK Living, 8pm)
• Celebrity Juice (ITV2, 10pm).
• Wild Things: Absolutely Livid (The Satellite Channel, 10pm) A post-watershed version of the woodland critter show. May be a bit sweary.

Friday 24 April

• i.am.will Shakespeare (BBC2, 4.20am) A profile of - oh, Little Billy.
• Punctuation Pals (BBC2, 4.50) The full stop challenge.
• The Good, The Bad and The Unexpected (Radio Scotland, 1.30) Jo Caulfield, Ray Bradshaw, Ian Stone, Lucy Porter.
• Celwydd Noeth (S4C, 6.30).
• A Question of Sport (BBC1 NI, South East, South West, East, West, Midlands, London, HD, 7.30).
• BBC Young Dancer 2015 (BBC4, 8pm) The hip-hop final, not live from Newport.
• Frankenfood (Spike, 8pm) Cream cheese and other delights from Philadelphia.
• Relatively Clever (The Satellite Channel, 8pm) Edwards versus Church.
• Masterchef (BBC1, 8.30) The grand final.
• Have I Got News for You (BBC1, 9.30) Miles Jupp and Camilla Long on the panel. Jeremy Clarkson was due to host, but won't. Will he be replaced by a tub of lard?
• Would I Lie to You? (BBC1, 11.25).

Sign language interpretation

No game shows are translated this week.