Dancing on Ice 2018 start time: What time is the show on ITV tonight?
DANCING ON ICE 2018 will air its second episode this evening with the show bidding farewell to its first celebrity of the series. But what time does the show start tonight?
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When Dancing on Ice 2018 on tonight?
The next episode of Dancing on Ice will air on ITV tonight (Sunday, January 21) at 6pm.
There are set to be a total of 10 episodes in the new series of Dancing on Ice, which made its highly-anticipated return after a four-year break earlier this month.
The show will be two hours long and will see six celebrities and their professional skating partners performing a routine.
They will be awarded points by the judges before the phone lines are thrown open to the public for viewers to vote for their favourite famous face.
Combining the Ice Panel’s scores and the voting results, the person at the bottom will be revealed.
They will then have to face the dreaded skate-off against the other celebrity who was revealed to be in bottom two last week.
Who are the contestants on Dancing on Ice 2018?
There are 12 contestants participating in Dancing on Ice 2018 and come from all across the world of sport and entertainment.
The Dancing on Ice 2018 line-up is: Alex Beresford, Antony Cotton, Brooke Vincent, Candice Brown, Cheryl Baker, Donna Air, Jake Quickenden, Kem Cetinay, Max Evans, Lemar Obika, Perri Shakes-Drayton and Stephanie Waring.
Who will win Dancing on Ice 2018?
So far X Factor and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Quickenden, 29, is the favourite to win the competition with Betfair giving him a 2/1 chance.
Right behind him is athlete Perri Shakes-Drayton with odds of 4/1, while Coronation Street actress Brooke Vincent is in third place at 5/1.
It’s a similar picture from Coral, the bookmakers have also given television personality Quickenden the same odds.
However, they’ve given Shakes-Drayton, 29, a 9/2 chance of being crowned the queen of the ice.
Again Vincent, 25, is in third position with the same odds to win the show.
Brown, 33, was revealed as the first in the bottom two and she’s set to be joined by another person this evening with one of them leaving the competition.
Dancing on Ice airs on ITV tonight at 6pm.