The X Factor is back and TV Choice has the lowdown on this year’s show

Aug. 18, 2009 - PRLog -- Talent contest The X Factor returns for a sixth series and Simon Cowell reveals a major change to keep the format fresh.

‘I believe in constantly raising the bar,’ says Simon, who is joined by fellow judges Cheryl Cole, Louis Walsh and Dannii Minogue.

TV Choice, the UK’s best-selling listings magazine, is also packed with features on the best of this week’s television.

Cutting It and Hope Springs star Sian Reeves joins Emmerdale as Reverend Ashley Thomas’ old flame, while Timothy Spall stars in a single drama about a bereaved dad in Gunrush. This Morning’s Phillip Schofield has plenty of cash to give away in new game show The Cube.

Mad cap comics Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer are back fronting a new series of Shooting Stars, with Ulrika Jonsson and Jack Dee captaining the teams, and Matt Lucas’ alias George Dawes keeping score. Funnyman Alexander Armstrong gets serious in his new game show Pointless, and Levi Roots, whose Reggae Reggae Sauce proved a hit on Dragons’ Den, presents Caribbean Food Made Easy.

In the soaps, EastEnders’ Garry’s wedding joy is ruined after discovering that Dawn has been cheating with Phil, while in  Coronation Street David tells a horrified Gail he thinks Joe attacked him. In Emmerdale, Mark is having second thoughts about Ryan leaving for Dubai, while Cindy decides to dump Darren in Hollyoaks. In Doctors Ruth is shocked by Heston’s revelation, and there are complications after Bridget goes into labour in Neighbours.

There are also two prizes of £2,000 in Thomas Cook vouchers, plus £250 spending money, to be won in this week’s great TV Choice competition

For more information on TV Choice and to view free TV listings, visit http://www.tvchoicemagazine.co.uk

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