ITV Studios has unveiled an expansive London TV Screenings slate that blends bold formats, star-driven drama and high-impact non-scripted storytelling, underscoring its ambition to deliver global hits across genres. The showcase includes six new formats, a dozen premium dramas — alongside a strong returning lineup — and 34 factual titles designed to capture broad audiences.
Leading the formats push is The Neighbourhood, hosted by Graham Norton, a street-scale reality competition where families battle for a life-changing prize. Culinary reality entry The Heat adds sun-soaked rivalry, while social experiment Apocalypse drops participants into survival conditions, testing human resilience and alliances.
Scripted highlights are anchored by the thriller Two Weeks in August, a holiday drama that spirals into psychological suspense, alongside genre fare including The Rapture, action-driven Invisible, and political thriller The Party. Together, the slate leans into high-concept storytelling with strong ensemble casts and international appeal.
On the factual side, natural history series Force of Nature and Ages of Ice explore climate extremes, while AI Confidential examines the human consequences of emerging technology. The lineup also features crime history, personal documentary and entertainment, including Unbreakable, charting the life of Jelena Dokic, and a new chat format fronted by Claudia Winkleman.
