Unpopular opinion. I'd genuinely be more excited about Noel's House Party returning tonight than watching Strictly Come Dancing. Was Saturday night TV really better in the 90s, or am I just getting old? Come on, settle an argument. Noel's House Party or Strictly?

Andy Burnham is appearing on Celebrity Gogglebox. He's pledged to reduce the length of Strictly Come Dancing to under four hours by 2030. And promised to cut waiting times between episodes of The Chase.

Tonight at 10pm, Channel 4 airs what might be its most bizarre documentary yet. 'The Experiment' invites unsuspecting Brits to tour a fake care home for disabled people, then sees if they'll endorse Nazi-inspired policies. Essentially, Candid Camera meets Mein Kampf.

A repeat (of a repeat) of The Chase beat Coronation Street in the ratings yesterday. There was a time when Corrie was the jewel in ITV's crown. Now it's being beaten by Bradley Walsh asking questions he's already asked. Where did it all go so horribly wrong?

ITV is reportedly begging companies for free furniture on Davina McCall's new show. A bold new strategy from ITV: commissioning programmes, then finding out if they can afford the set.

Before ITV gave up on Saturday nights entirely, it spent decades inventing increasingly spectacular ways to lose millions of viewers. How many of these forgotten Saturday night FLOPS do you remember?

Has ITV completely lost the plot? Romesh Ranganathan's Parents Evening pulled and replaced with LAST YEAR'S Christmas special. In October! New episodes of The Chase and Deal or No Deal have vanished too. So what's going on at ITV? We reveal all. And it involves Sky...

Three presenters. One ballroom. Absolute chaos. Has Strictly Come Dancing lost the plot? We discuss the BBC's latest presenting fiasco on The TV Podcast. Watch here 👇 youtu.be/AHHG3zZYU3c