Marking its first major international distribution deal following its landmark merger with Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery has inked a massive content-sharing agreement with UK commercial broadcaster ITV. The multi-year deal will bring more than 2,000 hours of TLC and Quest programming to the free streaming service ITVX.
According to Deadline, the partnership will launch dedicated TLC and Quest collections on ITVX. The TLC collection is available from October 1, featuring shows including Mock the Week, Dr. Pimple Popper, and The Bad Skin Clinic. More titles will join the service throughout 2026 and 2027.
The TLC collection will offer ITVX subscribers a mix of reality and comedy programming. Several established franchises will join the service later this year. These include 90 Day Fiancé and Say Yes to the Dress. The collection will also feature newer titles such as Zero Stars and Unacceptable.
Mock the Week will be part of the deal. The comedy panel show originally aired on BBC Two before moving to TLC for its revival. Its second season premiered on TLC in September and will arrive on ITVX in 2027.
Similarly, the Ed Gamble-hosted comedy panel series Unacceptable will hit ITVX following its second-season debut on TLC in November.
The deal will also expand into Quest programming later this year. ITVX will add shows from the Salvage Hunters and Shed & Buried franchises. The collection will also include Vinnie Jones in the Country and Richard Hammond’s Workshop.
The agreement gives WBD an additional outlet for its extensive programming library. ITVX will also add a selection of established WBD franchises to its streaming catalog. The platform currently reaches more than 20 million monthly viewers.
This new ITV deal gives the company another way to bring its content to viewers through outside streaming platforms.
