Decide whether you want an episode or a channel
A continuous channel and an on-demand collection can both offer signed programmes while serving different viewing plans. ITVX identifies ITV Signed as one of its FAST channels. If you want a particular episode now, a channel carrying another show does not establish whether the desired signed version is absent from the service’s separate collection.
Look in the signed programme category
ITVX’s accessibility guidance directs viewers on all platforms to Categories and then Signed – BSL. It says the available BSL catalogue is collected there, including new episodes of Coronation Street and Emmerdale. Search that category for the actual programme and episode rather than repeatedly adjusting an ordinary episode’s subtitle switch in the hope of adding an interpreter.
Inspect the selected version before settling in
The publisher presents some programmes with Signed Version in their title, as shown by its Code of Silence listing. Check the version, episode and playback page together. This is useful when sharing a link with someone else: naming the series alone may send them to its ordinary listing instead of the intended signed edition.
Use the scheduled channel for a different viewing choice
ITV describes ITV Signed as a curated stream of BSL-translated programmes. It can be useful when choosing something currently showing, while the signed category is the more direct starting point for a named episode. If you report a problem, include whether you used the FAST channel or the on-demand signed listing, the programme and the device; those details identify the viewing route that needs checking.
Questions, answered
Is ITV Signed the only place to find BSL programmes on ITVX?
No. ITVX also documents the on-demand Signed – BSL category under Categories on all platforms.