A SERIES of fan favourite shows will be available to stream for free after landing a brand new home at ITV.
The broadcaster’s streaming service ITVX will be featuring a line-up of classic TV hits all in one place for the very first time.
ITV has launched a brand new programming rail on the ITVX site titled Home of the Huns featuring a barrage of current hits and classic favourites.
Iconic ITV dramas Bad Girls and Footballer’s Wives, known for having a dedicated following 20 years on from their first airing, will take centre stage with every single episode from the programmes available to stream on the site.
Reality TV hits including The Only Way Is Essex and The Real Housewives of Cheshire will also be amongst the shows featured in the new rail – dedicated to all things Hun culture.
It isn’t just ITV originals that have made it either with Jane McDonald‘s hit Cruising with series from Channel 5 being added to the line-up.
ITV have created the epic new space in order to keep programming for their audiences fresh and relevant.
With just under two thirds of UK Huns watching ITV regularly according to new research undertaken by the channel, it has become a no-brainer to feature all the top TV hits in one place.
Recent episodes of Coronation Street and Emmerdale will also be found in the new space with many of the show’s cast and characters having become influential in the ‘hunis-sphere’.
The move is set to delight fans nationwide with the new dedicated space making it easier than ever to access show favourites.
As part of the new move, ITV have also launched a brand new research scheme called Hey Hunni in order to best tap into the Hun market.
It is another impressive move for ITVX after they recently signed a deal to host more US content than ever before.
Securing a deal with the US’s AMC Networks, a bunch of big reality shows are available to watch for free.
Among them is shock series Love After Lockup, which follows the lives of newly released prisoners and their other halves.
Here are all the programmes heading to ITVX's Home of the Huns
