STILL TO COME THIS YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT, NEW AND RETURNING TITLES REVEALED

A look ahead to the new and returning entertainment titles due to air later this year...

Alison Hammond's Big Weekend

Coming soon, BBC One

Each episode will see Alison spend 48 hours with a celebrity where she will really get to know them. The show will be serving up big laughs, big revelations and a whole load of celebrity realness. Alison will be asking all the big questions in her unique and hilarious way which has made the This Morning and Great British Bake Off star one of the country’s most loved personalities.

The Hit List

Coming soon, BBC One

The Hit List plays on as Marvin and Rochelle Humes host this compulsively play-along music quiz. Across four nail-biting rounds, contestants simply have to name hit songs and artists to win a possible £10,000 - but can they stay cool for cats when they’re under pressure?

Blankety Blank

Airing Saturdays, BBC One

Bradley Walsh returns with a new series of the legendary Blankety Blank. Each week a panel of six celebrities will fill in the missing BLANKS to help some very lucky contestants win some amazing prizes. Remaining true to the original format, the new series will also keep the well-loved theme tune as well as the Blankety Blank cheque book and pen prize.

Celebrity Bridge Of Lies

Coming soon, BBC One

The much-anticipated celebrity version will also film for its third series which will feature some very familiar faces, and audiences will be in for a treat with some special celebratory episodes. Celebrity Bridge of Lies is being extended to 10x45 episodes in its Saturday night slot, with the last series reaching a peak of 2.3M.

The Inner Circle

Autumn, BBC One

Hosted by Amanda Holden, across each episode, contestants will battle to win the cash prize and will be tested not just on what they know - but which of their fellow players they can trust. As the contestants make their way through a series of games and challenges they’ll need to decide which of their opponents they’d be prepared to join forces with in order to take home the prize…but in a gripping finale, could each of the final two face the ultimate betrayal?

Alan Carr's Picture Slam

Autumn, BBC One

The hugely addictive picture quiz is back! Hosted by comedian Alan Carr, every question is a picture and every picture is worth cash. Whether it’s a TV show or a famous work of art, you never know what’s going to come up next – but contestants will need to name them all for a Picture Slam and some big money.

Strictly Come Dancing

September, BBC One

Made by BBC Studios Entertainment Productions, the multi award-winning series promises to entertain the nation once again, with presenters Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman back in the ballroom to oversee proceedings each weekend as a host of brand new celebrity contestants take to the floor in a bid to lift the coveted Glitterball Trophy.

The Voice UK

Autumn, ITV1

Emma Willis is back at the helm presenting the show, presiding over the action as each of the hopefuls takes to the stage in the hope of turning one of the iconic red chairs and ultimately winning a life changing record contract with music giants EMI, £50,000 in cash and a holiday to Universal Studios Florida.

Celebrity Sabotage

Coming soon, ITV1

Contestants believe they are competing in a reality game show to win an incredible prize. But hidden away in a secret HQ, Celebrity Saboteurs are watching their every move, carrying out missions designed to disrupt their success. The more sabotage missions completed undetected, the greater the prize - but if a Celebrity Saboteur is caught, the contestant face a difficult decision.

Romesh Ranganathan's Parents' Evening

Autumn, ITV1

The hit primetime celebrity game show, which tests parents' knowledge of their kids' general knowledge, will see Romesh team up once more with his hilarious score-keeping mum, Shanthi.

You Bet

Autumn, ITV1

The show returns with a brand new format. It's still the show where ordinary people take on extraordinary challenges but this time it's on the road! Each episode will take place in a different iconic location around the country. Free from the restrictions of the studio - thr epic challenges are about to get a whole lot bigger.

Bullseye

Autumn, ITV1

The programme will follow the original format with the playing teams made up of an amateur dart player, known as the ‘thrower’, and their team partner, the ‘knower’. They will combine their skills, throwing darts at different game boards, whilst answering questions correctly for ‘points and prizes’.

The Answer Run

Autumn, BBC One

The innovative programme format sees three pairs of contestants battle it out in a fast paced, quick-thinking general knowledge quiz show, where contestants are always one swipe away from banking the cash or crashing out. Families watching at home can also play along and test how they would fair when facing The Run!.

Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury

Coming soon, BBC Three

The professional boxer, influencer and television personality is allowing cameras into every aspect of his life including his journey back into the ring. This candid, access all areas series will be produced by All3Media’s Optomen, the award-winning production company behind ground-breaking programmes and formats including Sort Your Life Out and At Home With The Furys.

The Really Rude Puppet Show

TBC, Channel 4

Mel Giedroyc invites a different celebrity to read an erotic piece of new creative writing where the celeb is the lead protagonist. Each character in the story is brought to life by a band of puppets voiced entirely by the celebrity and Mel. In each fanciful, unique story, the puppet versions of the celebrities will encounter romance, scandal, mystery, intrigue, and farce, with Mel finding out from the real-life celebrity just what they make of their fictionalised exploits.

Transmission details for all the titles mentioned above will be confirmed in due course.