Reality Previews

• BBC Three asks Are You Fitter Than A Pensioner?

  Unhealthy young Brits who pride themselves on living for the moment are immersed into the world of super-fit, health-obsessed old age pensioners, coming to BBC Three in autumn 2010.

   
• Junior Apprentice to return for Series 2

  BBC One has announced a recommission of Junior Apprentice for a second series, following the series' debut in May 2010.

   
• Zoe Salmon presents Fiver dating show Love Bus

  Fiver has commissioned Love Bus, a brand new dating show with a twist, presented by Zoe Salmon.

   
• Don’t Stop Believing coming to Five

  Five has commissioned a new, live entertainment event which will discover Britain’s greatest musical performance groups.

   
• Move Like Michael Jackson - Preview

  This winter BBC Three honours the late, great Michael Jackson in a new six-part dance series - Move Like Michael Jackson.

   
• The Family: Series 2 - Preview

  A British Indian family opens its doors to viewers in an eight-part second series of observational series The Family, starting on Channel 4 on Wednesday 4th November 2009.

   
• Justin Lee Collins' Heads Or Tails - Preview

  Five has signed Justin Lee Collins to an exclusive two-year deal and Justin’s first series for the channel will be a primetime game show called Heads Or Tails - one coin, one player... one call to win £1million!

   
• Dating In The Dark - Preview

  Do looks matter? Will ten seconds of light destroy days of chemistry and bonding? In Living's new show, Dating In The Dark, each week six singletons road-test these theories as they go looking for love in total darkness.

   
• The Undercover Princesses - Preview

  Following the hit series The Undercover Princes, BBC Three is once again throwing open the regal runway and welcoming four princesses from all over the world to come and live in the UK as commoners, and embark on a quest to find their one true love, in The Undercover Princesses.

   
• Junior Apprentice - Preview

  Junior Apprentice is coming to BBC One, with Sir Alan Sugar at its helm. The 5-part series will see 10 young contenders (five girls and five boys aged 16 to 17 years old) compete to become the first Junior Apprentice.

   

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