The ITV Hub is to offer viewers an enhanced selection of drama, documentary and reality TV.
The video-on-demand platform is giving viewers a chance to catch up on some of the most popular shows seen on the ITV Network so far this year.
In drama, viewers will have another opportunity to watch scripted commissions White House Farm (pictured), Quiz and Flesh and Blood, as well as the most recent series of Liar and Bancroft.
Meanwhile, reality fans can enjoy a second fix of the 2020 series’ of Love Island, Sam & Billie: The Mummy Diaries, The Real Housewives of Cheshire, Gemma Collins: Diva on Lockdown, Ibiza Weekender and last year’s season of The Only Way Is Essex.
Across factual, unmissable documentaries including Breaking Dad, Harry on Sandbanks, Gordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip and Absolutely India: Mancs in Mumbai return to the platform.
Steve Forde, Director of Digital Products, ITV said: “As more and more of our audiences look to the ITV Hub to watch ITV programming, we’re continuing our transformation of the platform by expanding our programming catalogue over the summer to ensure we give our viewers the opportunity to binge on the best drama, factual and reality shows from 2020.”
The move comes as broadcasters recommence production on their most popular shows, after lockdown.
Meanwhile, the ITV-backed BritBox will continue to house collections of British boxsets across genres.
