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The Nation’s FavouriteBond SongThursday, 9pm

The World According toKenny EverettSunday, 10pm

Text SantaChristmasJumper DayTis theseason forITV’s annualfestive charityfundraiser -as a host offamous facesaim to raisemillions ofpounds forgood causesthis yearFriday, 8pm

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Meet the Penguins *Tuesday, 9pm

The Xtra FactorSaturday and Sunday, 10pm

The FrankensteinChroniclesWednesday, 10pm

The Only Way IsEssexmasWednesday, 10pm

Fifth GearThursday, 9pm

The Tom and Jerry Show *Monday - Thursday, 4.30pm


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ITV’s annual charity appeal returns for a fifthyear with a host of stars doing their bit in aChristmas Knit in support of Text SantaChristmas Jumper Day, a three-hour star-studded TV spectacular on ITV. Thedistinguished line-up of presenters – PhillipSchofield, Holly Willoughby, Amanda Holden,Paddy McGuinness, Alesha Dixon, StephenMulhern, Christine Bleakley, Olly Murs andCaroline Flack – take viewers through thisunmissable night of fundraising with onemessage: put on a Christmas Jumper, join inthe fun and donate to Text Santa!This year’s highlights include a visit to Coronation Street with a Text Santa twist, Ninja Warriorgetting the star treatment as celebrities take on The Wall, and Lord Grantham having a toughdecision to make in our Downton Abbey special. Special guests from the world of entertainment willbe on hand to deliver a sack full of surprises and seasonal cheer in this festive treat.Throughout the evening, the amazing work of the three charities supported by this year’s Text Santais highlighted with moving films fronted by well-known faces. This year’s charities are MacmillanCancer Support, Make-A-Wish UK and Save the Children.

Text Santa Christmas Jumper DayFriday 18th December, 8pm

The Nation’s Favourite Bond SongThursday 17th December, 9pmThis special programme tells the stories behind20 of the best Bond theme songs as it countsdown to reveal which has come out on top in apoll of ITV viewers. The programme celebratessome of the most popular Bond themes fromacross the decades, from early classics such asFrom Russia with Love and Goldfinger to themore recent chart hits A View To a Kill and Die

Another Day. It features interviews with thosewho have written the songs, including Sir PaulMcCartney, Leslie Bricusse and Don Black, andshows how these famous 007 anthemspropelled their way on to the big screen. Thereare also stories from those involved in therecording of these Bond classics, including VicFlick, guitarist on the famous James Bondtheme, and Paul Epworth, co-writer andproducer of Adele’s Oscar-winning Skyfall.A host of media personalities and Bond stars,including Jonathan Ross, Piers Morgan, Moby,Jools Holland, Sir Roger Moore, HonorBlackman, Joanna Lumley (pictured), BrittEkland and Naomie Harris talk about theirpersonal favourites. Singer Sam Smith andSpectre producers Barbara Broccoli andMichael G Wilson tell how, after more than 50years, Bond only recently topped the UK chartsfor the first time with Smith’s Writing’s on theWall.


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This one-hour special takes an in-depth look at thepioneering DJ and comic genius Kenny Everett, includingclassic moments from his hugely successful TV careerand rare and revealing personal archive and contributionsfrom those closest to him. His sister Cate recalls an idyllicchildhood in Liverpool with her brother and offers aunique insight into his charismatic yet complex character.He may have been a whirlwind of self-confidence on TVbut in private he was a very shy and intelligent man.Some famous names share their stories about him andhow he set the nation laughing through characters suchas Cupid Stunt, Captain Kremmen, Sid Snot and Marcel Wave. They include Chris Tarrant, BarryCryer, Paul Gambaccini, Dave Cash, and close friends like Cleo Rocos, Roger Taylor – who creditsKenny with turning Bohemian Rhapsody into a hit – and Steve Norman from Spandau Ballet. Agroundbreaking radio DJ, Kenny first hit the TV screens in 1978 on Thames and then moved to theBBC in 1981. With The Kenny Everett Show’s popularity reaching great heights, the world’s biggeststars – including Rod Stewart, Kate Bush and David Bowie – all clambered to appear alongsideKenny and were only too happy to make fools of themselves in his madcap sketches. Billy Connollywas a regular on those shows and recalls some chaotic and hilarious times in the studio. This is atribute to a comedy genius whose influence still resonates with younger entertainers.

The World According to Kenny EverettSunday 13th December, 10pm

PreyWednesday 16th December, 9pm

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Rosie Cavaliero is joined by Philip Glenister,MyAnna Buring, Ralph Ineson and SammyWinward for the second three-part series ofITV’s gripping drama. After losing her chance ofpromotion in the first series, DS SusanReinhardt (Cavaliero) now reports to DCI MikeWard (Ineson). Widowed prison officer David

Murdoch (Glenister) lives alone but remainsclose to his pregnant daughter Lucy (Winward).When Jules Hope (Buring), an inmate at HMPRavenhill, is taken ill, Murdoch escorts her to aManchester hospital, where Murdoch takes aphone call that will change his life for ever.His daughter Lucy has been kidnapped and ifMurdoch wants to see her again he must breakJules out of hospital and take her to the manholding Lucy captive. Knowing that if he talks tothe police, Lucy will die, Murdoch complies, butwhen the plan goes awry he is forced to takematters into his own hands. Unaware of thedanger to Lucy, DS Reinhardt tries to figure outwhy Murdoch is behaving totally out ofcharacter. He has an unblemished reputation asa prison officer, so why is he making everyeffort to dodge the police? A shocking revelationleaves both Murdoch and Jules unsure of whois holding Lucy. The hunt takes them toBlackpool, where Jules was brought up, butReinhardt is one step ahead.


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Trevor McDonald continues his journey into the heart of LasVegas, meeting some of the 1.3 million citizens whose lives playout in the shadow of the famous Strip. In this episode, Trevortracks down Andrew Didonato, a former New York mobster whois now hiding out in Sin City. With its 70-year association with themob, Vegas might seem a dangerous place for a mafioso, butAndrew explains how it is easier to hide among the crowds herethan anywhere else where guys like him would stand out.Andrew is about to quit town for a new life, but is his girlfriendDaniella, who is still coming to terms with her boyfriend’s violentpast, prepared to go with him? Over on the Strip, the Riviera, a casino hotel that once played hostto Elvis and the Rat Pack, is closing its doors for the last time. Trevor meets Lisa Medford, a womanwho made Vegas history as the town’s first nude showgirl. As they wander around the now-barecasino floor, Lisa takes him back to the city’s golden age, a time of hoods and partying, and recallsthe time she turned down an unusual request from Cary Grant. In a three-million dollar apartmentwith panoramic views of the Las Vegas valley, Trevor meets Antonio Esfandiari, one of the world’smost successful professional poker players, who is believed to hold the world record for the mostmoney ever won on the turn of a single card – a staggering $18,346,673. At an underground pokergame for his friends there are thousands of dollars on the table, but for the likes of Antonio this issmall change in comparison to what can be won at big tournaments in the city’s casinos.

Las Vegas with Trevor McDonaldMonday 14th December, 9pm

You Saw Them Here FirstWednesday 16th December, 8pm

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The hilarious hit archive show returns to ITV thisweek, narrated by actor John Thomson. Thisbrand new collection of clips recalls themoments when some of the biggest names inentertainment took their very first forays intoshowbiz. Presenters, soap stars, lauded actorsand cool young pop stars all had to start

somewhere! The show features an early actingappearance from pop sensation and current XFactor judge Rita Ora, some modelling movesfrom Hollywood heart-throb Jamie Dornan andsome teenage-era chat from talk show veteranGraham Norton. Established thespians they maynow be, but it took a lot of hard work to get there

for popular comedy actresses MaureenLipman and Jane Horrocks, who look back attheir earliest appearances on stage andscreen, including a memorable TV ad or two!Also featured are soap stars Jane Danson,Chris Chittell and Jake Wood, three of Britishtelevision’s most recognisable faces. The starsof Coronation Street, Emmerdale andEastEnders respectively are all given a blastfrom the past with personal screenings of theshows they made before hitting the big time.Will they be beaming with pride or cringingwith embarrassment by the end of their visit tothe show’s unique time-travelling booth?


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Personal finance guru Martin Lewis and former contestant on TheApprentice Saira Khan return for a fifth series to offer moreinvaluable money-saving tips. Martin has regularly appeared onDaybreak and This Morning, dispensing practical tips for savingcash and putting them to good use himself – in September 2012 hesold his MoneySavingExpert website for £87m. The nation’seconomy may be recovering, but many of us still need to savemoney wherever possible, and the show has always reflected thepublic mood.This week, the duo help viewers to make the most of theirChristmas budget by revealing all the last-minute seasonal deals aswell as offering a guide to haggling whilst shopping online. Usingthe unique Festive Deals Forecaster, the pair predict the exact dateto look for deals and discounted goods in the high street stores inthe run-up to the big day. Then, as the deadline looms for studentsto apply for university courses, Martin turns student finance on itshead to help families decide if they really can afford furthereducation.

The Martin Lewis Money ShowMonday 14th December, 8pm

The Chase Celebrity SpecialSaturday 12th December, 7pm

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Bradley Walsh presents the lastin this celebrity series of thepopular quiz show, inviting onefinal quartet of famous faces totake on the ruthless quiz geniusknown as the Chaser in aid ofcharity. The contestants eachhave a shot at building upmoney for a limitless final prizeas decided by the Chaser, butmust then secure whatever

they have earned during ahead-to-head battle of wits withhim or her. There are fourdifferent trivia experts whocarry the title of Chaser –stand-up comedian Paul “TheSinnerman” Sinha, Anne “TheGoverness” Hegerty, Shaun“The Barrister” Wallace andMark “The Beast” Labbett – butwhich of the formidable four will

emerge from thedarkness for this week’sshow? The Chasers donot hold back as theyattempt to reducecontestants to quiveringwrecks with theirastounding and wide-ranging knowledge, butjust how much can theymanage to intimidate

this week’s star guests?Famous players in the seriesso far have included TV doctorChristian Jessen, ice-skatingchampion Jayne Torvill,comedy impressionist AlistairMcGowan, football pundit MarkBright, snooker star StephenHendry and comedy actressSally Phillips, who achievedvarying levels of success asthey tried their best to raisemoney for their respective goodcauses. Will there be anymoney in the kitty for the finalchase this week as LooseWomen’s Nadia Sawalha, filmactor James Cosmo,Emmerdale’s Gemma Atkinsonand former Coronation Streetstar Jimi Mistry take on thechallenge?


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Created by Charlie Higson, this action adventureseries is inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s classicGothic tale. The series follows the exploits of DrRobert Jekyll (Tom Bateman), grandson toStevenson’s original doctor and heir to the Jekyllfamily curse. Like his grandfather before him, Robertis prone to transforming into a being of superhumanability, a phenomenon that brings him to the attentionof shadowy figures who wish to harness the source ofhis power. Set amid the glamour of 1930s London,this genre-spanning drama leaps from mystery tofantasy, horror and science fiction that sees the new Dr Jekyll on a journey of self-discovery as histransformative powers grow stronger and more disruptive. In episode seven, The Reaper, Robertand his brother Ravi (Michael Karim) race against time to find Spring Heeled Jack Burton (MalachiKirby), who is now infected with the monstrous parasite. Although they manage to track him down,they are too late to save their new friend. The parasite bursts out of Jack’s body and straight intoRavi, leaving Jack dead and Ravi doomed to face the same fate unless Robert can protect him.Since he is aware that the MIO want to destroy the creature, Robert sets a trap for Bulstrode(Richard E Grant) in an effort to save his brother and free himself of the MIO once and for all.

Jekyll and HydeSunday 13th December, 7pm

The X FactorSaturday 12th and Sunday 13th December, 8pm

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The singing competition reaches its grand finalethis weekend, with two action-packed and star-studded shows. Presenting duo Caroline Flackand Olly Murs introduce the remaining handful ofacts as they perform live in the X Factor studiofor the final time, hoping to win the public voteand win that coveted recording contract. Time isrunning out for the finalists as they do everythingthey can to stand out from the crowd. Can theyprove to the judging panel – and the nation –

that they have the talent and charisma tobecome a bona fide top-selling music act? Withseveral talented acts, including Bupsi, KieraWeathers, Seann Miley Moore, Alien Uncovered,Max Stone, Monica Michael, Mason Noise andAnton Stephans already having waved goodbyeto the competition at the time of going to press,the heat is on as the finalists choose the songswhich they hope will clinch them the chance torelease their winner’s single – this year a coverof Bob Dylan’s classic Forever Young. Judgesand mentors Simon Cowell, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Nick Grimshaw and Rita Ora haveoffered their own personal assessments of eachact’s performance, and major confrontations andfierce differences of opinion are likely to continueinto the final. The pressure for the acts and theirmentors has never been higher than at this latestage in the competition, and the tension willonly mount further when the Sunday resultsshow arrives, featuring duets with superstarguests and the final, show-stopping outcome ofmonths of hard work.


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ITV’s popular rural series continues this weekwith more interesting stories featuring thepeople who live and work in the countryside,all against a backdrop of some stunningscenery from around the British Isles. So farin this seventh series, regular presenters PaulHeiney, Liz Bonnin and Ben Fogle havesampled the delights of British wine inCornwall, visited a sanctuary for hedgehogsin Lancashire and taken to the seas ofNorfolk in a lifeboat. In this week’s edition,Ben Fogle is on Dartmoor with the search andrescue dog team. Ben also decides to put hisown dog Storm to the test on the moors to see if he has what it takes to be a rescue dog. PaulHeiney heads to Dorset to meet a man rescuing and restoring shepherds huts, which are fastbecoming a desirable alternative to the caravan for people seeking a holiday experience with adifference. Meanwhile, Liz Bonnin continues her spell on the beautiful coastline of Wales, this timein the north, where she visits an island maintained as a sanctuary for seabirds.

CountrywiseTuesday 15th December, 7.30pm

The Xtra FactorSaturday 12th December, 10.05pmSunday 13th December, 10pm

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ITV2 presents the final instalments of Xtra funwith the last two episodes of the fun-filled,tongue-in-cheek companion show, live frombehind the scenes of each of this weekend’sgrand finale shows. As the singing competitionconcludes its twelfth series over on ITV, the pairhead backstage following the live show on

Saturday and the results of the final public voteon Sunday to meet this year’s winner andrunners-up. The Xtra Factor’s presenters –Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes and Kiss FMDJ Melvin Odoom – have been on hand everySunday after the main show, offering theirshoulders to cry on for the eliminated acts, acongratulatory hug or two for those who faredbetter, and all the backstage gossip they couldgather. This final show is also an opportunity forviewers to have their say via social media, withthe best questions being put to contestants andjudges alike. Judges Simon Cowell, CherylFernandez-Versini, Rita Ora and Nick Grimshawwill take one last grilling from the public, while ahost of celebrity guests join in the celebrationsand commiserations. The party atmosphere willbe palpable as Rochelle and Melvin celebratewith the X Factor champion of 2015 as they lookforward to a life of stardom and that covetedrecording contract.


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Keith Lemon rounds off another triumphant year of ITV shows– including the third series of the classic game show Throughthe Keyhole – with this festive special looking back at seriesthirteen and fourteen of his outrageous panel show CelebrityJuice. Following last year’s Christmas visit to the Sheffieldhome of regular panellist Gino D’Acampo, this compilation ofthe funniest, craziest and downright rudest Juice moments of2015 sees Keith and team captains Holly Willoughby andFearne Cotton embarking on an end-of-series cruise.Unfortunately for them, the captain of the ship is James ‘Arg’Argent from the hit reality show The Only Way Is Essex, who accidentally sails the ship straightthrough the same Bermuda Triangle-style vortex that Keith ended up going through in the hilarious‘Honey, I Benjamin Buttoned the Celebrities’ game, marooning them on the same desert island aspint-sized versions of themselves. It is from this island that mini-Keith, mini-Holly and mini-Fearnewatch some of the best bits of Celebrity Juice, reminiscing about the hilarious celebrity shenanigansthat went down in 2015. Guests throughout the year have included various comedians, castmembers from soaps and reality shows, top TV presenters and big name pop stars, but whichcelebrity guests are likely to be featured in this collection of the year’s finest moments?

Celebrity Juice: Bestest Bits 2015Part 1Thursday 17th December, 10pm

The Only Way Is EssexmasWednesday 16th December, 10pm

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Now an annual festive traditionas well established as mince

pies, reindeer or sparklybaubles, the Essex guys and

girls return to ITVBe’sscreens for this year’sChristmas episode ofthe reality drama series.After all the scandals,romances, dramas andantics of the mostrecent series, how areEssex's mostglamorous citizenspreparing for theholiday season? Argand Lydia organise atinsel-fuelled trip awayto a castle in Scotlandfor some highland funand games, but with alot to catch up on since

they were last seen, it isanyone’s guess who will behaving a highland fling and whowill be running for the border.Will there be romantic reunionsunder the mistletoe for Lockieand Danni or Pete and Jess?Can Arg and Lydia’srelationship last the holidayseason? And will Ferne returnfrom the Australian jungle intime for the festivities? AsChristmas approaches, viewerscan find out who is datingwhom, which residents areunlikely to be exchanging giftsafter more tiffs and tantrums,and which TOWIE favourite cansource the most hideousChristmas jumper this year.


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The popular motoring magazine show continues this week in its new slot on ITV4. Fronting the newseries are regular presenters Tiff Needell and Vicki Butler-Henderson, along with award-winningmotoring journalist Jonny Smith. The team put a variety of vehicles through their paces – everythingfrom high-performance cars to popular favourite models – on the UK’s roads and highways. In thisweek’s edition, Tiff and motoring journalist Chris Harris test two track-focused supercars, the Ferrari458 Speciale and the Porsche 911 GT3. The cars are tested for agility and road manners before ahead-to-head race decides which is the quickest. Jonny Smith visits the Ascari Circuit in Spain to

take place in an unusual challenge. He must attemptto beat a lap time set by an Audi RS7 with adifference – the car is completely automated. He isgiven just one attempt in an ordinary RS7 to try torecord a better time. The result is extremely close.The show also looks at some interesting second-hand wheels for people on a budget, including aVW Corrado, Vauxhall Monaro and BMW M3.Prices start at just £1,500, but buyers need to takecare. Tiff explains the potential problem areas tolook out for. Finally, the team test the latestVauxhall Corsa model to find out if it is as good asFord’s even more successful Fiesta.

Fifth GearThursday 17th December, 9pm

Meet the Penguins *Tuesday 15th December, 9pm

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ITV3 presents another chanceto see this one-off documentaryin which Adrian Walls, head ofbirds at ZSL London Zoo, fulfilsa lifelong dream to see anendangered species of penguinon the Pacific coast of Peru.Adrian has looked afterpenguins throughout his 25years as a zookeeper but hasnever seen them in their naturalenvironment. He goes in searchof the Humboldt penguin, abreed of the aquatic birdindigenous to the area andnamed after the cold watercurrent in which they swim,which is itself named after thePrussian explorer Alexandervon Humboldt. With penguin

numbers now under threat,having fallen from 20,000 inthe 1980s to just 5,000 in2000, Adrian hopes to seefirst-hand what is being doneto save his favourite – andone of nature's mostcharismatic – species. Adrianmeets local experts anddiscovers that the penguinsare threatened by climatechange and habitatdestruction, as well asgetting trapped in fishingnets and being taken as petsor to be eaten. He travelsthrough the coastal deserts ofPeru to see thousands ofHumboldt penguins in theirnatural habitat, where they risk

their lives every day as theypass predator seals on thebeach to get to their cliff-topnesting grounds.


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Sean Bean leads a distinguished cast, including AnnaMaxwell Martin, Charlie Creed-Miles, Ed Stoppard,Samuel West, Steven Berkoff and Kate Dickie, in thisthrilling and terrifying reimagining of the Frankensteinmyth. Set in Georgian London, the six-part crimedrama opens with a successful operation by Thamesriver police to apprehend a gang of opium smugglers.As he stands at the water’s edge, Inspector JohnMarlott makes a shocking discovery. The body of adead child is washed up on the shore, but furtherexamination of the corpse reveals that it is not a childbut a crude assembly of body parts arranged in agrotesque parody of a human form. Home SecretarySir Robert Peel (Tom Ward) tells Marlott that details of the investigation must remain confidential.When Boz (Ryan Sampson) publishes a newspaper article about the murders, it causes a publicoutcry and infuriates Peel on the eve of the Anatomy Act. In the final episode, Lost and Found,Marlott finally pieces together the movement of bodies at St Bart’s Hospital, and a number ofsuspects continue to plague his mind. As Marlott continues the investigation, Peel meets Sir WilliamChester (Samuel West) at the hospital. Sensing that he is getting dangerously close to solving themystery, Marlott seeks authorisation to carry a pistol...

The Frankenstein ChroniclesWednesday 16th December, 10pm

The Tom and Jerry Show *Monday 14th - Thursday 17th December, 4.30pm

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This American animated seriesfeatures the charactersoriginally created by WilliamHanna and Joseph Barbera in1940. Generations of childrenhave been captivated by theantics of Tom the cat and Jerrythe mouse. There are eightbrand new episodes showingon the CITV channel this week.In Pipeline, Tom and Jerry

accidentally drop Ginger'swedding ring down the drain,so they and Spike have to get itback before she finds out. InNo Brain, No Gain, Dr Bigbycreates a helmet that turnsTom into a genius. In CatNapped, Tom has one brokenleg. When he sees how Mistygets catnapped he is indesperate need for help! Black

Cat sees the witches getfed up with Tom andthreaten to getthemselves a blackwitch's cat. HungerStrikes finds Tom andJerry afraid of runningout of food during asnowstorm. In GraviTom, one of Dr Bigby's

inventions makes things float,so Jerry and Napoleon try it onthemselves beforeexperimenting on Tom. GhostParty sees Tom looking forwardto having some quiet timewithout the witches, but his joysoon evaporates. When Hildieand Beatie go away onvacation, Tom and Jerry haveproblems when their ghostnephew Grayson visits, only tothrow a huge party with hisfriends before taking thewitches’ crystal ball to bowlwith. Finally in Cat-Astrophe, anasteroid is heading towardsearth and Tom and Jerry aredetermined to stop it, whileNapoleon is hungry for vendingmachine food.


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SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER09.30 Murder, She Wrote10.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show11.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show12.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show13.40 Judge Rinder14.40 FILM: The Polar Express (2004)17.45 Catchphrase19.00 The Chase Celebrity Special20.00 The X Factor22.05 The Jonathan Ross Show23.30 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories03.45 ITV NightscreenSUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER09.30 Murder, She Wrote10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show11.30 The Jeremy Kyle Show12.40 FILM: Evil Under the Sun (1982)15.00 The X Factor (shown yesterday)17.00 FILM: The Scorpion King (2002)19.00 Jekyll and Hyde20.00 The X Factor Results22.00 The World According to Kenny Everett23.15 The Chase03.00 Motorsport UK03.50 ITV Nightscreen05.05 The Jeremy Kyle ShowMONDAY 14TH DECEMBER06.00 Good Morning Britain08.30 Lorraine09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show10.30 This Morning12.30 Loose Women14.00 Judge Rinder15.00 1000 Heartbeats16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 The Martin Lewis Money Show20.30 Coronation Street

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MONDAY 14TH DECEMBER (contd)21.00 Las Vegas with Trevor McDonald22.40 The Nation’s Favourite Beatles Number One03.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show04.00 ITV Nightscreen05.05 The Jeremy Kyle ShowTUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER06.00 Good Morning Britain08.30 Lorraine09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show10.30 This Morning12.30 Loose Women14.00 Judge Rinder15.00 1000 Heartbeats16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Countrywise20.00 Midsomer Murders22.40 The Jonathan Ross Show (shown Saturday)23.45 Freeze Out03.00 Loose Women (shown earlier)03.45 ITV Nightscreen05.05 The Jeremy Kyle ShowWEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER06.00 Good Morning Britain08.30 Lorraine09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show10.30 This Morning12.30 Loose Women14.00 Judge Rinder15.00 1000 Heartbeats16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 You Saw Them Here First21.00 Prey22.40 Being Kevin Pietersen23.40 Tipping Point



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WEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER (contd)03.00 Ejector Seat03.50 ITV Nightscreen05.05 The Jeremy Kyle ShowTHURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER06.00 Good Morning Britain08.30 Lorraine09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show10.30 This Morning12.30 Loose Women14.00 Judge Rinder15.00 1000 Heartbeats16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Taxi Wars: Tonight20.00 Emmerdale20.30 Coronation Street21.00 The Nation’s Favourite Bond Song23.15 The World According to Kenny Everett (shown Sunday)03.00 Taxi Wars: Tonight (shown earlier)03.25 ITV Nightscreen05.05 The Jeremy Kyle ShowFRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER06.00 Good Morning Britain08.30 Lorraine09.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show for Text Santa10.30 This Morning12.30 Loose Women14.00 Judge Rinder for Text Santa15.00 1000 Heartbeats for Text Santa16.00 Tipping Point for Text Santa17.00 The Chase for Text Santa19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 Text Santa Christmas Jumper Day23.55 Text Santa Highlights03.40 ITV Nightscreen



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SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER06.00 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records06.25 Emmerdale Omnibus09.10 Coronation Street Omnibus11.35 The Xtra Factor12.35 I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!13.40 Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas14.40 Scorpion16.35 Take Me Out17.45 FILM: Mr Magorium’s Wonder Emporium (2007)19.40 FILM: Back to the Future Part III (1990)22.05 The Xtra Factor23.05 Celebrity Juice Christmas Special00.05 Release the Hounds: Jingle Hell II01.05 Viral Tap01.40 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records02.05 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records02.30 Animal PracticeSUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER06.00 The Hot Desk06.10 Emmerdale Omnibus08.45 Coronation Street Omnibus11.15 The X Factor13.20 The Xtra Factor14.20 Mr Bean14.55 FILM: Ella Enchanted (2004)16.50 Catchphrase17.50 FILM: Peter Pan (2003)20.00 FILM: The Nutty Professor (1996)22.00 The Xtra Factor23.00 FILM: Keith Lemon: The Film (2012)00.50 Viral Tap01.30 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records01.55 Animal PracticeMONDAY 14TH DECEMBER06.00 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records06.25 Psych07.10 Emmerdale07.40 Coronation Street08.10 Coronation Street



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MONDAY 14TH DECEMBER (contd)08.40 The Cube09.40 Psych10.30 Catchphrase12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street13.30 Coronation Street14.00 Catchphrase14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show16.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show20.00 Two and a Half Men20.30 Two and a Half Men21.00 FILM: American Pie - The Wedding (2003)23.00 FILM: Pitch Black (2000)01.10 Two and a Half Men01.30 ScorpionTUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER06.00 The Hot Desk06.10 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records06.30 Psych07.10 Emmerdale07.40 Coronation Street08.10 Coronation Street08.40 The Cube09.40 Psych12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street13.30 Coronation Street14.00 Catchphrase14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show16.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show20.00 Two and a Half Men20.30 Two and a Half Men



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TUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER (contd)21.00 FILM: The Holiday (2006)23.40 Two and a Half Men00.15 Two and a Half Men00.45 The Vampire Diaries01.45 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records01.55 Animal PracticeWEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER06.25 Psych07.10 Emmerdale08.40 The Cube09.40 Psych10.35 FILM: Merry In-Laws (2012)12.30 Emmerdale14.00 Catchphrase14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show16.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show20.00 Two and a Half Men20.30 Two and a Half Men21.00 FILM: Love Actually (2003)23.45 The Vampire Diaries00.40 Two and a Half Men01.05 Two and a Half Men01.30 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records02.00 Animal PracticeTHURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER06.25 Psych07.10 Emmerdale07.40 Coronation Street08.40 The Cube09.40 Psych10.35 FILM: Holiday Engagement (2011)12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street



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THURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER (contd)14.00 Catchphrase14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show16.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show20.00 Two and a Half Men20.30 Two and a Half Men21.00 Scorpion22.00 Celebrity Juice: The Bestest Bits 2015 Part 123.00 FILM: Keith Lemon: The Film (2012)00.50 Two and a Half Men01.15 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records01.40 Crazy Beaches02.05 Animal PracticeFRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER06.00 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records06.25 Psych07.10 Emmerdale07.40 Emmerdale08.10 Coronation Street08.40 The Cube09.40 Psych10.35 Catchphrase11.15 Take Me Out12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Emmerdale13.30 Coronation Street14.00 Catchphrase14.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show15.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show16.55 The Jeremy Kyle Show20.00 Two and a Half Men20.30 Two and a Half Men21.00 FILM: The Bourne Identity (2002)23.25 FILM: The Nutty Professor (1996)01.20 The Vampire Diaries



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SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER08.40 Clash of the Santas10.40 Wycliffe12.50 Agatha Christie’s Marple16.55 Columbo22.00 Lewis02.10 ITV3 NightscreenSUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER06.50 Clash of the Santas12.55 Columbo14.55 Agatha Christie’s Marple19.00 Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs19.30 Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs20.00 Lewis00.05 FILM: Murder on the Orient Express (1974)02.25 Wycliffe03.20 ITV3 Nightscreen03.40 Emmerdale OmnibusMONDAY 14TH DECEMBER07.50 Murder, She Wrote11.00 A Touch of Frost14.10 Wycliffe19.00 Murder, She Wrote22.00 Law & Order: UK00.35 Wild at Heart01.35 WycliffeTUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER06.00 Movies Now07.40 Murder, She Wrote10.55 A Touch of Frost19.00 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Love Your Garden20.30 Love Your Garden21.00 Meet the Penguins22.00 Law & Order: UK02.25 ITV3 Nightscreen



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WEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER06.00 Movies Now07.40 Murder, She Wrote10.55 A Touch of Frost14.00 Wycliffe18.55 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Long Lost Family21.00 Christmas Epic Fails22.00 Law & Order: UK23.00 Wycliffe02.05 ITV3 NightscreenTHURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER07.50 Murder, She Wrote14.10 Wycliffe19.00 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Lewis02.20 ITV3 NightscreenFRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER06.00 Movies Now07.40 Murder, She Wrote14.05 Wycliffe19.00 Murder, She Wrote23.05 FILM: Murder on the Orient Express (1974)03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus

SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER06.00 Ax Men06.40 Ax Men07.20 Motorsport UK08.15 Bundesliga Football Highlights09.15 World Rugby 7s Series Highlights09.50 Pawn Stars10.20 Pawn Stars10.45 Pawn Stars11.10 Pawn Stars11.35 Storage Wars: Texas12.05 Storage Wars: Texas



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SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER (contd)12.35 FILM: The Burbs (1988)14.35 FILM: Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)17.00 The Car Chasers17.30 The Car Chasers18.00 Fifth Gear19.00 Storage Wars: New York19.30 Storage Wars: New York20.00 River Monsters21.00 FILM: Hard to Kill (1990)23.05 FILM: The Quest (1996)01.00 FILM: The Sentinel (2006)02.55 ITV4 NightscreenSUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER06.00 Ax Men06.45 Ax Men09.30 Fifth Gear10.30 Shed and Buried11.35 Shed and Buried12.35 Pawn Stars13.05 Pawn Stars13.35 Pawn Stars14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars15.05 FILM: No Name on the Bullet (1959)16.45 FILM: Jeremiah Johnson (1972)19.00 The Chase Celebrity Special20.00 Football Dream Debuts21.00 FILM: The Day of the Jackal (1973)23.55 FILM: Quadrophenia (1979)02.20 Pawn Stars02.40 ITV4 NightscreenMONDAY 14TH DECEMBER10.00 I Want That Car12.00 Kojak14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars15.00 Pawn Stars15.30 Pawn Stars18.00 Kojak



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MONDAY 14TH DECEMBER (contd)19.00 Pawn Stars19.30 Pawn Stars20.00 Storage Wars: New York20.30 Storage Wars: New York21.00 FILM: Game of Death (2010)23.05 Bundesliga Football Highlights00.05 Motorsport UK01.05 Ax Men02.45 ITV4 NightscreenTUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER09.55 Pawn Stars10.25 Pawn Stars11.55 Kojak14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars14.55 Pawn Stars15.25 Pawn Stars18.00 Kojak19.00 Pawn Stars19.30 Pawn Stars20.00 The Chase Celebrity Special21.00 FILM: 6 Bullets (2012)23.20 FILM: The Quest (1996)01.15 Ax Men02.55 ITV4 NightscreenWEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER09.50 Pawn Stars10.25 Pawn Stars11.50 Kojak14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars14.55 Pawn Stars15.25 Pawn Stars18.00 Kojak19.00 Pawn Stars19.30 Pawn Stars20.00 Fifth Gear21.00 River Monsters22.00 FILM: Rambo: First Blood (1982)



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WEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER (contd)00.05 FILM: The Day of the Jackal (1973)02.45 ITV4 NightscreenTHURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER09.55 Pawn Stars10.25 Pawn Stars11.55 Kojak14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars14.55 Pawn Stars15.30 Pawn Stars18.00 Kojak19.00 Pawn Stars19.30 Pawn Stars20.00 The Car Chasers20.30 The Car Chasers21.00 Fifth Gear22.00 FILM: Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985)00.05 FILM: Red Sonja (1985)01.55 Ax Men02.40 ITV4 NightscreenFRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER09.50 Pawn Stars10.20 Pawn Stars11.50 Kojak14.00 Pawn Stars14.30 Pawn Stars14.55 Pawn Stars15.25 Pawn Stars18.00 Kojak19.00 Pawn Stars19.30 Pawn Stars20.00 Storage Wars: Texas20.30 Storage Wars: Texas21.00 FILM: Police Academy (1984)23.05 FILM: 6 Bullets (2012)01.25 FILM: Tin Cup (1996)03.45 ITV4 Nightscreen03.50 Nitro Circus



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SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER16.45 Agatha Christie’s Poirot17.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot23.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot00.05 Eternal Law01.10 Scott & Bailey02.10 Scott & Bailey03.10 MonroeSUNDAY 13TH DECEMBER16.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.05 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 The Frankenstein Chronicles22.00 Vera00.05 Monroe01.05 Agatha Christie’s PoirotMONDAY 14TH DECEMBER10.00 The Darling Buds of May12.45 Kavanagh QC17.35 The Darling Buds of May18.40 Agatha Christie’s Poirot19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 Scott & Bailey22.00 Scott & Bailey23.00 Broadchurch00.05 Agatha Christie’s PoirotTUESDAY 15TH DECEMBER09.55 The Darling Buds of May12.45 Kavanagh QC17.35 The Darling Buds of May18.45 Agatha Christie’s Poirot19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 Grantchester22.00 The Frankenstein Chronicles23.05 Agatha Christie’s Marple



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WEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER09.55 The Darling Buds of May12.45 Kavanagh QC17.35 The Darling Buds of May18.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 Broadchurch22.00 The Frankenstein Chronicles23.05 Grantchester00.10 Titanic01.10 TitanicTHURSDAY 17TH DECEMBER10.00 The Darling Buds of May12.45 Kavanagh QC17.35 The Darling Buds of May18.45 Agatha Christie’s Poirot19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 The Frankenstein Chronicles22.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple00.00 WhitechapelFRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER09.55 The Darling Buds of May12.45 Kavanagh QC17.35 The Darling Buds of May18.45 Agatha Christie’s Poirot19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot21.00 Doors Open23.05 Whitechapel00.10 Titanic01.10 Titanic



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This Week’s ITV Hub Top 10 (as at 24/11/2015)

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1. Emmerdale (original TX date 23/11/2015)Bernice's hen party goes awry. Zak stands firm with Joanie. James tries to findEmma.

2. The X Factor (original TX date 22/11/2015)The singing competition's latest elimination is announced. Who will be going hometonight? Featuring live performances from presenter Olly Murs and The Wanted’sNathan Sykes.

3. Coronation Street (original TX date 23/11/2015)Simon shows no remorse. Steph is sickened by what lies behind the race.

4. I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! (original TX date 23/11/2015)More from the jungle reality show presented by Ant and Dec. Lady Colin Campbelldons the Helmets of Hell for this edition's Bushtucker Trial.

5. I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here Now! (original TX date 23/11/2015)Fun companion show to the jungle-based reality show presented by Laura Whitmore,Joe Swash and David Morgan.. Tonight's guests include comedian Funmbi Omotayo.

6. Jekyll and Hyde (original TX date 22/11/2015)Fantasy drama series based on the classic novel. Wracked with guilt, Robert does allhe can to save his grandmother.

7. The Only Way Is Essex (original TX date 11/11/2015)Last in the current series of the reality show. Emotions run high when Jess serenadesNanny Pat for her 80th birthday.

8. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 23/11/2015)Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues.

9. The Jonathan Ross Show (original TX date 21/11/2015)One Direction perform two songs and give an exclusive interview, while comedianMichael McIntyre also pops in for a chat.

10. Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs (original TX date 19/11/2015)The chat show host meets more animals in search of new owners at Battersea Catsand Dogs Home. Paul meets a labrador-lurcher cross with a rare medical condition.


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Also still available on the ITV Hub (www.itv.com/hub)

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1. Gino’s Italian Escape (available until 20/12/2015)Gino visits Orgosolo, made famous by its murals, and visits a distillery.

2. All Star Mr & Mrs (available until 18/12/2015)Celebrity couples quiz show presented by Phillip Schofield. Celebrities taking part inthis week’s show are Mikey North, Cheryl Baker and Martin Offiah.

3. International Football: England v France (available until 17/12/2015)Mark Pougatch, Paul Scholes, Ian Wright and Lee Dixon present live coverage fromWembley on an emotionally charged night, coming just four days after the terroristattacks in Paris.

4. The Vampire Diaries (available until 07/12/2015)Fantasy drama series. Damon, Bonnie and Alaric go on a road trip in search ofsomething to use against Lily.

5. When Do You Get Off? (available until 18/12/2015)Dating show. Joey from Brighton dates four ladies at their workplaces.

6. Paul O’Grady’s Animal Orphans (available until 12/12/2015)Paul meets a baby vulture, a warthog, a baby elephant and bottle-feeds a babygiraffe.

7. Storage Wars (available until 11/12/2015)The guys bid on crates instead of units at a vault sale in LA.

8. House of Anubis: Touchstone of Ra (available until 04/12/2015)Feature length film which catches up with the students on the eve of their graduation.

9. Good Morning Britain (available until 29/11/2015)Adam Lambert chats about his new album and single. Vernon Kay talks about thenew series of daytime quiz show 1000 Heartbeats. Last night’s X Factor evicteediscusses their time in the competition.

10. Lorraine (available until 29/11/2015)Cate Blanchett chats about her latest film Carol. Karl Pilkington talks about his newseries The Moaning of Life. Ching-He Heuang cooks the Chinese classic chickenchow mein.


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