Shows

Tonight with Target

Tonight with Target is a fresh new music and chat show hosted by BBC Radio 1Xtra’s legendary DJ Target. With Black music artists making waves across the world, Target brings us this brand-new show to celebrate the culture. Watch the biggest names drop into studio to chat and perform, as well as stars of the future and some massive names from around the world.

Snowflake Mountain

Snowflake Mountain is a funny, warm-hearted reality show which takes a bunch of clueless kidults who aren’t yet living to their full potential and puts them through their paces at a wilderness survival retreat to try and kickstart them into standing on their own two feet.

Shopping with Keith Lemon

Keith Lemon joins celebrities as they head out on fun-filled shopping trips where he uses his unique interview style to ask the questions no-one else dares to ask!

Five Dates a Week

Five Dates A Week transforms the first-date experience into the ultimate test of romance, compatibility, and stamina by providing one singleton with five trial live-in suitors for a week – all at the same time. Every day one of them will be asked to leave. Who will be the last one standing in their quest for love?

The Responder

Written by ex-police officer Tony Schumacher, this is his first original series for television, focusing on the emotional extremes of life on the front line of British policing. The Responder follows urgent response officer Chris on a series of night shifts on his beat in Liverpool. But Chris has more than just the job to worry about as his personal life has been hit by crisis and he is morally compromised in his work.

Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile

Ranvir Singh unravels the story of how an entitled daughter of a billionaire sank into shame and disgrace through her friendship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial shone a spotlight on the lifestyle of her, Epstein and their circle, including private jets, New York mansions and luxury exotic islands. Ranvir also explores how  Prince Andrew, the Queen’s second son, is now embroiled in the scandal as he faces his own possible civil court case brought by Virginia Giuffre. He denies any wrongdoing.

The Salisbury Poisonings

The Salisbury Poisonings is a fact-based television drama, starring Anne-Marie Duff, Rafe Spall and Annabel Scholey which portrays the 2018 Novichok poisonings and decontamination crisis in Salisbury, England, and the subsequent Amesbury poisonings.

Last Woman on Earth with Sara Pascoe

In a bid to become a living filing cabinet of lost skills, writer and comedian Sara Pascoe learns how to do the world’s most endangered jobs, from ice carving in Finland to climbing trees to make sweets in Cuba.

Alan Carr’s Epic Gameshow

The nation’s all-time favourite game shows get revived and supersized as contestants play along in the hope of winning cash rewards and top-notch prizes. Alan Carr hosts the legendary shows as they are inflated to epic proportions.

Game of Talents

Game show and talent show collide in this guessing game like no other. Competing in pairs, contestants are partnered with celebrity teammates, as they try to figure out the surprising and often bizarre hidden talents of the eight mystery performers. Will they be able to tell the fire eater from the footballer or the line dancer from the lion tamer?

The Apprentice

BAFTA-winning and the most successful factual entertainment format of the century, The Apprentice gives a unique insight into the competitive world of business. Lord Sugar puts 18 candidates through their paces in a series of testing challenges as they compete to win a life-changing £250,000 business investment in the toughest interview process ever.

Britain’s Got Talent

A tentpole of British television since its launch in 2007 and now with more than a billion views across its social channels, BGT brings together the very best variety from across the nation as they compete to win a life changing £250,000 and a coveted spot on The Royal Variety Performance.

Eating with My Ex

BAFTA-nominated ‘anti-dating’ show reunites exes over one last dinner to have a frank, honest conversation about their past relationship – the good and the bad – to try and find some closure so they can both move on.

Grand Designs House of the Year

Kevin McCloud embarks on a nationwide journey to explore some of the most spectacular homes in the running for the Royal Institute of British Architects House of the Year.

QI

The much-loved and long-standing comedy quiz show with a twist where the questions are so difficult, even the panellists rarely get them right. This is the only show to give points to answers regardless of whether they are correct or, in some cases, even relevant.

Never Mind the Buzzcocks

The iconic pop culture panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks returns exclusively to Sky. Host Greg Davies oversees the musical festivities, with teams headed up by Buzzcocks veteran Noel Fielding, NMTB newcomer Daisy May Cooper and regular guest Jamali Maddix. A roster of top stars from the world of music and comedy join them to test their wits against classic rounds along with some new surprises.

Secret Crush

Secret Crush sees lovestruck singletons who’ve been harbouring feelings from afar finally reveal their hidden passion to their unknowing crush. Whether they’ve been secretly dreaming of dating their best friend, colleague or gym buddy, it’s time for the lovelorn to publicly admit the desires they’ve been keeping bottled up. But will their affections be reciprocated?

Hospital

Recipient of the Royal Television Award for Best Documentary series and two BAFTA Best Factual Series nominations, Hospital reveals the dilemmas faced by the consultants, surgeons, and managers of the country’s biggest NHS hospital trusts, all of which have profound consequences for the patients in their care. Standing in their way are limited resources, an ever-increasing number of patients and a clock that never stops ticking.

I Can See Your Voice

Music game show I Can See Your Voice sees two players aim to win a cash prize of £10,000 by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them. But there’s a catch… can they predict who has the voice of an angel, or who will leave them covering their ears in horror all without ever hearing them sing a note?

Great Railway Journeys

Spanning eight individual format variants, Great Railway Journeys sees Michael Portillo, armed with his trusty 100-year-old Bradshaw’s travel guide, embark on a series of railway journeys across the globe. Along the way he takes in the curious stations, epic landmarks, and glorious towns and villages described in the guide.

Grand Designs: The Streets

Kevin McCloud visits Graven Hill in Oxfordshire, the UK’s largest mass self-build site, to witness the trials, setbacks, and successes of those endeavouring to craft their own, highly individual homes. Grand Designs: The Streets captures the spirit of community engendered by impressive self-build streets, as the determination, resilience and ambition of the builders shines through, to create something extraordinary.

Grand Designs

Global phenomenon and BAFTA winning series that airs in over 100 territories. Now in its third decade, Grand Designs is as ambitious as ever, with presenter Kevin McCloud following some of Britain’s most epic self-build projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams.

Escape To The Country

Broadcast worldwide, Escape to the Country is an international success that takes rural property hunters on a journey through the great British countryside matching them with gorgeous homes and helping them realise their dream of breaking free from their hectic, urban lives.

The Killer Nanny: Did She Do It?

The murder trial of British au pair Louise Woodward was televised live in the UK transfixing viewers and splitting public opinion about whether she was guilty or innocent.  25 years later this series re-examines the evidence with unprecedented access to witnesses, the defence team, the prosecution and members of the jury who decided her fate. Told over three parts, this is the most comprehensive and well-informed exploration of a case that still haunts all those involved in it including jury members who now reveal how they made up their minds.