ITVX adds 2,000 hours of TLC and Quest content in UK deal with WBD

Mock the Week was revived by TLC earlier this year

British streamer ITVX is set to add more than 2,000 hours of content from TLC and Quest under a new partnership with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD).

The deal will see dedicated TLC and Quest collections launched on ITVX over the next year, starting on October 1 with the first season of TLC’s revived version of Mock the Week, in addition to Dr Pimple Popper and The Bad Skin Clinic.

Further titles will be added throughout the year, including TLC comedy series Zero Stars, starring Sara Pascoe and Roisin Conaty, and Unacceptable, hosted by Ed Gamble. The collection will also feature titles from the 90 Day Fiancé and Say Yes to the Dress franchises.

The second series of Mock the Week, which began airing on TLC on September 13, and Unacceptable, which launches on TLC in November, will join the ITVX collection in 2027.

TLC became a free-to-air channel in the UK in January 2026, following a relaunch that broadened its programming mix to include scripted comedy, local originals and global reality formats. It is available on Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media and Freely.

A Quest-branded collection will follow later this year, featuring titles from the Salvage Hunters and Shed & Buried franchises, as well as Vinnie Jones in the Country and Richard Hammond’s Workshop.

“The combination of TLC’s local comedy originals and global reality franchises brings something to the platform for every user, whether it’s the return of Mock the Week, brand-new Unacceptable hosted by Ed Gamble, or some of our hugely successful global franchises such as Dr. Pimple Popper,” said WBD’s senior VP of content strategy and networks in the UK and Ireland, Graham Lafferty.

Craig Morris, who serves as director of channels, ITVX and acquisitions at ITV, added: “I’ve long admired brands like Mock The Week, 90 Day Fiancé and Salvage Hunters, so I’m delighted we’re able to supplement our own programming with these brilliantly bingeable titles.”