TENABLE: DAYTIME QUIZ SET TO BE SHELVED BY ITV AFTER SEVEN SERIES

Daytime quiz Tenable is facing an uncertain future on ITV, with multiple sources telling TV Zone that the show is unlikely to return any time soon. TV Zone has approached ITV for comment.

Tenable, hosted by Warwick Davis, has aired for seven series on ITV in the 3pm weekday slot. The show has not been in production for two years, with episodes kept on the shelf recently airing on ITV. The broadcaster has given no indication that the show will return and no contestant callout has been issued by the production company.

Over the course of each game, players step up to take on a top ten question which could be anything from the most populated European capital cities, to best-selling Madonna singles or the most common phobias. For every correct answer they find within the top ten, the contestant moves up the money ladder.

Tenable is played by a team of five people – four team mates and one team captain – who know each other well; be it work colleagues, pub quiz teams, friends or families. The aim is for the team captain to get as many teammates through to the final whilst earning as much money as they can.

The more players that get through to the final the more chance there is of walking away with a potential jackpot of up to £100,000.

Previous episodes of Tenable are available on ITVX.