Formats

In each show a young, loved up couple is given the wedding of their dreams. But there is one big catch – the groom has to organise every single aspect of the big day. Until the wedding day itself the bride will know nothing of the arrangements – the ceremony, the venue, the guest list, the food or flowers. She sees the dress he’s chosen for her to wear only the day before! Will the bride-to-be cry with tears of joy or tears of sadness?

This brand new format sets out to fix the worst husbands and boyfriends in Britain. These errant males are sent on a crash course to cram a lifetime’s experience of females into just 9 days. These relationship light weights will spend 3 days at a time living with some of the most extraordinary and unique women in the U.K., whose job it is to show the boyfriends the error of their male ways and in the process save their relationships - hopefully.

In this BIG, prime time, entertainment format 8 lip-syncing and back-flipping popstars are challenged to turn themselves into fully-fledged opera stars. Our stars are under the expert eyes of two of the biggest names in Opera - Catherine Jenkins and Rolando Bloom, but even with all this help have they got what it takes to wow a crowd with an aria? The UK version of POPSTAR TO OPERASTAR series 1 features Meat Loaf as one of the four judges and includes contestants, Alex James (Blur), Marcella Detroit (Shakespeare’s Sister), Vanessa White (The Saturdays), Jimmy Osmond, Bernie Nolan (The Nolan Sisters), Kym Marsh (Hear'Say), Danny Jones (McFly) and Darius.
Co-production Renegade/ITV Studios/Globe.

MAD ABOUT THE HOUSE gives young couples £10,000 to transform their rundown houses into fantastic homes.  But there’s one huge catch. He, and he alone, will be in charge of the makeover. She’s moving out for 3 weeks and all his mates are moving in. She’ll have no idea what’s going on in her own home until – for better or for worst – she returns to find out what they've done. It's the big reveal! Will she love it or hate it?

There’s nothing worse than living with a non-driver. Being designated driver 24/7 sucks - so much in fact that it can be a relationship wrecker. So Driving Me Mad challenges three non-drivers to pass their tests before their lack of driving destroys their relationships. But instead of experienced driving instructors, our autophobes will be taught by their long-suffering, license-holding other halves at the world's most extreme driving school. Real car crash TV.

Every day there’s a new celebrity spat or A-list bit of idiocy to splash across the red tops, upload online or tweet about. And it’s this tittle-tattle that fuels the fast, funny, topical orgy of competitive bitchery that is Hot Gossip. This show has a host, the delicious Miss Claudia Winkleman, but that’s where the similarity to other panel shows ends. There’s no Q + A, no teams, just the finest comic minds in the UK (Jenny Éclair, Lucy Porter, Dom Joly, Rufus Hound, Robin Ince and Stephen K. Amos) battling it out over 30 minutes for the dubious title of Hottest Gossiper.

The number one place couples argue is in the car. And half of these bust ups kick off with HIM criticising HER driving! Why? Because deep, deep down all men agree that women just can’t drive. So what happens when you pit three car crazy, hypercritical husbands against each other in a series of races with a twist – their wives are in the driving seat?

In a TV first, internationally renowned photographer Martin Parr and gallerists Brett Rogers and Alex Proud go in search of Britain’s best and brightest new photographic talent. At stake is a life changing publishing deal and a solo exhibition at one of the UK’s leading galleries.