ITV talent show Starstruck has been shelved for this weekend due to the rugby.
The new programme sees four judges - Sheridan Smith, Jason Manford, Adam Lambert and Beverley Knight - give their verdict on groups of singers pretending to be their favourite artists, whilst Olly Murs hosts the show.
So far, the members of the public have been transformed into a number of music legends including Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion and Diana Ross as well as modern pop stars like Billie Eilish, Harry Styles and even Olly himself.
But the ITV show has been cancelled this weekend due to a sporting event.
Instead of broadcasting Starstruck, ITV will now show the Six Nations rugby live as England take on France. The programme begins at 7.15pm, with the game kicking off 45 minutes later at 8pm, when Starstruck usually airs.
As a result, popular show Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway will also be cancelled for a week.
Starstruck has drawn some comparisons to Stars In Their Eyes - and judge Jason has admitted it is "exactly" like the show.
"It is exactly like Stars in Their Eyes. There is no point pretending. But it's been given a 21st ITV revamp," he said.
Fellow judge Beverley added: "It ticks all the boxes; it’s about feel good, family fun which is something we all need right now. The performances should keep us well entertained and I can’t wait to see whether anyone wants to be transformed into me for the night!"
Sheridan said she was "thrilled" to be joining the programme.
"Growing up, I always loved watching Saturday night TV with my family so I’m thrilled to be joining Starstruck," she shared, "Creating Cilla Black for TV, I know first-hand how much goes into becoming an iconic music star, so I can't wait to see what some of the contestants do with our modern music acts and true icons.
"And with everything else that’s going on at the moment, this is just the type of show we can all enjoy together!"
She admits having a son helped her decide to do the show, as she added: "I guess part of it is having a son, you know I’ve always kind of shied away from talent shows before. I think maybe I was scared to step out of my comfort zone which was being an actress."
