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Come Dine with Me
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Come Dine With Me
Genre
Cooking
Created by
Nell Butler
Directed by
Various
Narrated by
Dave Lamb
Theme music composer
Patrick Duffin
Nick Crofts
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Original language(s)
English
No. of series
41
No. of episodes
1,647
Production
Executive producer(s)
David Sayer
Producer(s)
Martin Dance
Running time
30 minutes (Daytime)
60 minutes (Primetime)
Production company(s)
ITV Studios (Granada)[1]
Shiver Productions
Distributor
Channel 4
ITV Studios
Release
Original network
Channel 4
Picture format
576i 16:9 (SDTV)
(2005–2008)
1080i 16:9 (HDTV)
(2008–present)
Audio format
Stereo
(2005-08)
Dolby Digital 5.1
(2008–present)
Original release
10 January 2005 (2005-01-10) – present
Chronology
Related shows
Come Date with Me
External links
Website
Come Dine with Me is a popular Channel 4 cooking programme shown in the United Kingdom. It was produced by ITV Studios (formerly known as Granada) until 2013, when Shiver Productions took over. First broadcast in January 2005, the show has either four or five amateur chefs competing against each other hosting a dinner party for the other contestants. Each competitor then rates the host's performance with the winner winning a £1,000 cash prize which is announced by the competitor who hosted the dinner party on Friday. An element of comedy is added to the show through comedian Dave Lamb, who provides a dry and bitingly sarcastic narration.[2]
The format has been franchised internationally by many other broadcasters throughout the world.
Contents
1 International broadcasts
2 Derivative formats
3 International versions
4 Episode guide
4.1 Series 1: Daytime
4.2 Series 2: Daytime
4.3 Series 3: Daytime
4.4 Series 4: Primetime
4.5 Series 5: Extra Portions
4.6 Series 6: Primetime
4.7 Series 7: Daytime
4.8 Series 8: Extra Portions
4.9 Series 9: Daytime
4.10 Series 10: Primetime
4.11 Series 11: Primetime
4.12 Series 12: Extra Portions
4.13 Series 13: Daytime
4.14 Series 14: Primetime
4.15 Series 16: Primetime
4.16 Series 17: Primetime
4.17 Series 18: Primetime
4.18 Series 19: Primetime
4.19 Series 20: Primetime
4.20 Series 21: Daytime
4.21 Series 22: Daytime
4.22 Series 23: Primetime
4.23 Series 24: Primetime
4.24 Series 25: Daytime
4.25 Series 26: Primetime
4.26 Series 27
4.27 Series 28: Daytime
4.28 Series 29: Primetime
4.29 Series 30: Daytime
4.30 Series 31: Daytime
4.31 Series 32: Daytime
4.32 Series 33: Primetime
4.33 Series 34
4.34 Series 35
4.35 Series 37
5 Special episodes
6 See also
7 References
8 External links
International broadcasts[edit]
As well as being repeated on Channel 4, their sister channel More4 also regularly broadcasts past episodes on weekday afternoons, Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons, with all five programmes from a week shown consecutively in a block. Episodes from the first series are also regularly shown on Discovery Real Time, DMAX UK, Discovery Travel & Living, and Discovery Home & Health.
The programme is shown:
in Australia on LifeStyle Food channel and Nine Life
in Canada on the W Network
in New Zealand on TVNZ 1 and Food Television
in the United States on BBC America
in Ireland on TV3
in Italy on La7
on Manoto, a Persian language channel for Iranian and Persian viewers
in Scandinavia and Poland on BBC Lifestyle
in Germany on VOX (Das Perfekte Dinner)
in South Africa on BBC Lifestyle and BBC Entertainment
in Belgium on Vier (Komen Eten)
Derivative formats[edit]
On 21 March 2007 it was announced that rival broadcaster ITV1 had commissioned a new daytime programme, House Guest from Granada Productions, a part of the same company which also produces Come Dine With Me.[3] The format for House Guest is very similar to that of Come Dine With Me, in that several contestants visit each other's houses over a week, in which they host dinner parties and grade each other out of 10 in private, even the scoreboard layout is the same. The difference is that in House Guest, guests 'draw toothbrushes' to see who will stay overnight at the host's house, to judge their hospitality skills, awarding them a separate grade. It only lasted for one series.
Another show from ITV which was extremely similar to the format of Come Dine with Me was May the Best House Win, with the only real difference being that there was no meal served, contestants instead rating each other on things such as cleanliness, comfort and hospitality. Both shows involved four contestants, both carried a £1,000 prize and both had a sarcastic voice-over during proceedings.
International versions[edit]
Region/Country
Local title
Title translation
Network
Premiere Year
Australia Come Dine with Me Australia N/A Lifestyle Channel 2010[4]
Belgium Komen Eten Dinner's Ready (or "come eat") VijfTV/VT4/VIER 2009
Brazil Jogo de Panelas Set (or Game) of Pans TV Globo 2012
Bulgaria Черешката на тортата
Chereshkata na tortata The icing on the cake Nova 2011
Canada Come Dine with Me Canada N/A W 2010
Chile La Divina Comida The Divine Dinner Chilevisión 2016[5]
Croatia Večera za 5 Dinner for 5 RTL Televizija 2007
Czech Republic Prostřeno! Spread! Prima TV 2010
Estonia Õhtusöök viiele Dinner for five TV3 2010
Denmark Til middag hos... Dinner with... TV3 2010
4-Stjernes Middag 4-Star Dinner Kanal 5 2010
Finland Arvostele mun illallinen Suomessa Rate My Dinner in Finland LIV 2011
France Un Dîner Presque Parfait An Almost Perfect Dinner M6 2008
Germany Das Perfekte Dinner The Perfect Dinner VOX 2006
Greece Κάτι ψήνεται
Kati Psinete Something's Cooking Alpha TV 2009
Hungary Vacsoracsata Dinner Battle RTL Klub 2008
Hal a tortán Fish on the Cake TV2 2008
India Welcome – Baazi Mehmaan Nawazi Ki Welcome – Challenge to be the best Host Life OK 2013
Iran بفرمائید شام
Befarmayid Sham Come for Dinner Manoto 2010[6]
Ireland Come Dine with Me N/A TV3 2011[7]
Israel בואו לאכול איתי
Bo'u Le'ekhol Iti Come Eat with Me Channel 1 2011[8]
Italy A cena da me At dinner with me LA7 2016
Latvia Gandrīz Ideālas Vakariņas An Almost Perfect Dinner TV3 2011
Lithuania Kviečiu Vakarienės Invite for Dinner BTV 2011
Malaysia Jom Makan Dengan Saya Come Eat With Me Real Time 2008
Netherlands Smaken Verschillen Tastes Differ Net 5
New Zealand Come Dine with Me New Zealand N/A TV3 2015
Norway 4-stjerners middag halv åtte 4-Star Dinner At 7:30 TVNorge 2009
Celebert selskap Eight O'clock At My Place TV3
Poland Ugotowani Cooked TVN 2010
Quebec Un Souper Presque Parfait An Almost Perfect Dinner V 2010[9]
Russia Званый ужин
Zvanyy uzhin Soiree REN 2006
Serbia Dođi na večeru Come to Dinner Prva 2010
Slovakia Bez servítky Without a napkin TV Markíza 2009
South Africa Come Dine With Me South Africa N/A BBC Entertainment 2011-2014
Spain Ven a Cenar Conmigo Come Dine With Me Antena 3 2008
Cuatro 2017-2018
Sweden Halv åtta hos mig Half Past Seven At My Place TV4 2008
Switzerland Swiss Dinner N/A TeleZüri 2010
Turkey Yemekteyiz We Are Eating In TV8 2009
Ukraine Звана вечеря
Zvana vecheriya Dinner party STB 2007-2008, 2013
United States Dinner Takes All N/A TLC 2006
Come Dine with Me N/A Lifetime 2013[10]
Episode guide[edit]
Series
Episodes
Premiere
Finale
1
20 10 January 2005 4 February 2005
2
45 12 September 2005 19 September 2008
3
70 24 July 2006 8 September 2008
4
1 22 December 2006
5
13 8 January 2007 2 April 2007
6
23 10 April 2008 10 May 2009
7
50 19 January 2009 25 January 2010
Series 1: Daytime[edit]
Episodes
Premiere
Finale
Location
Contestants
1–5
10 January 2005[11] 14 January 2005[12] Stoke Jane Bagley Sarah Adams-Lipa Tricia Martin Lesley Blood Father Brian Williams
6–10
17 January 2005[13] 21 January 2005[14] London Moona Messamri Bruce Mainwaring Pauline Morrison Michael O'Keeffe Belinda Taylor
11–15
24 January 2005[15] 28 January 2005[16] Leeds Vera Liburd Stuart Moss Craig McAlpine Pippa Hudson Paul Ulett
16–20
31 January 2005[17] 4 February 2005[18] London Jane Furlong David Thomas Sarah Donohue Rocky Scott Paul Martin
Series 2: Daytime[edit]
Series 2 premiered on 12 September 2005 with the first Celebrity Come Dine with Me.
The episode shown in Bristol was not shown during the original run but first aired in 2007. Two years later than the premiere of series two, and a year after the premiere of series three. This episode premiered on LifeStyle FOOD in Australia the week of 21 to 25 August 2006 as part of the second series.
Gloucester was also not shown during the original run but first aired in 2008. Three years later than the premiere of series two, several months after series four had aired, and after a run of held over episodes from series three. This episode premiered on LifeStyle FOOD in Australia the week of 4 to 8 September 2006 as part of the second series.
Both of these episodes are seen as series 2 on the official Come Dine with Me website from Channel 4.
Episodes
Premiere
Finale
Location
Contestants
1–5
12 September 2005[19] 16 September 2005[20] Celebrity Ben de Lisi Mica Paris Ulrika Jonsson Helen Lederer David Quantick
6–10
19 September 2005[21] 23 September 2005[22] Essex Jane Phillips Martin June Tedaldi Kevin Reynolds Keeley Lawrence Amanda Swanwick-Aharoni
11–15
26 September 2005[23] 30 September 2005[24] Doncaster Neena Rainey Katherine Taylor Steve Clift Danny Churchill Rosslyn Thompson
16–20
3 October 2005[25] 7 October 2005[26] Brighton Margaret O'Loughlin Julia John Paula Pearson Nathalie Clarke Melinda Padley
21–25
10 October 2005[27] 14 October 2005[28] Glasgow Aileen Dunn Paul Lydon Christine Thornton Sharon Eaton Ishrat Gazala
26–30
17 October 2005[29] 21 October 2005[30] Nottingham Karen Cullen Gordon Todd Jenny Cross Jarrod Pepper Sam Hughes
31–35
24 October 2005[31] 28 October 2005[32] London Isabelle Goldstein Chris D'Sylva Bill Buckley Jacqueline Gill Serena Wilson
36–40
10 September 2007[33] 14 September 2007[34] Bristol Nick Needs Rachel Hodgson Ronnie Masters Clive Bromhall Chyna Warren
41–45
15 September 2008 19 September 2008 Gloucester Tim Small Richenda Hines Pat Shepherd Nick Cooper Kat McLeod
In the episode held in London, contestant Isabelle Goldstein gave low scores to other competitors to improve her own chances of winning. The show's producers instructed her to re-mark her scores or risk being disqualified. Goldstein gave new scores and, having been in first place with 28 points, finished second to fellow contestant Bill Buckley.
Series 3: Daytime[edit]
The third series premiered in the summer of 2006. As with the second series the first week featured celebrities. The first five weeks aired on weekdays at 4:30pm while Deal or No Deal took a summer break. After a one-week absence it then returned for a further three weeks at 4:15pm. The remaining programmes from the series were held back and aired sporadically during 2007 and even as late as September 2008.
Manchester, Birmingham and Kent were not shown during the original run but first aired in 2008, two years later than the premiere of series three and a few months after series four had aired.
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
24 July 2006 Celebrity Rowland Rivron Linda Robson Anneka Rice Toby Young Aggie MacKenzie
6–10
31 July 2006 Liverpool (Merseyside) Terry White Dan Redfern Niki O'Leary Ian Cook Margaret Twemlow
11–15
7 August 2006 Edinburgh Tracy Dobbie Paul Dwyer Tanya Williams James Gammie Jennifer Crosbie
16–20
14 August 2006 London Linda Shanson Jonathan Norris Patricia Varley John Santamaria Richard Whitaker
21–25
21 August 2006 Derby Julia Knight Graham Fox Patsy Sewell-Mwamba Michele Cooper Danny Fletcher
26–30
4 September 2006 Belfast Rosemary McLoughlin Marty Henderson Colin McAllister Jon Cross Caroline Teeling
31–35
11 September 2006 Cambridge Rachel Tooher-Rudd Gael Norris Phil Webb Simone Breneis Carolyn Tycer
36–40
18 September 2006 Ayr Maureen McKissock Elaine Munro Forbes Robertson Lizzy McCubbin Sarah Pickering
41–45
1 January 2007 Swansea David Murray Ernest Lemonheigh Sue Thomas Karen Perry Heather Skipper
46–50
3 September 2007 Cheshire Nicola Noblet Katie Noden Edward Davies Jan Burrows Howard Yuill
51–55
31 December 2007 Cardiff Suzanne Green Annette Howard Jim Blythe Charlie Balch Jane Lloyd
56–60
25 August 2008 Manchester Carlos Buller Susan Brickell Dan Cumberland Karen Oulton Stuart Burke
61–65
1 September 2008 Birmingham Nicola Bennett Ian Harvey Amanda Kelman Wayne Starr Suzie Allen
66–70
8 September 2008 Kent Tanya Jay Trevor Smith Allen Brockington Zoë Mortlock Steven Parks
Series 4: Primetime[edit]
An hour-long primetime Christmas special was also produced during the middle of the series, using a slightly different format to suit the shorter timeslot. Only four contestants took part with each making a separate course for the dinner: starter, fish course, main course, and dessert. After each course the person cooking the next part of the meal would leave to complete their dish at home, which had been prepared earlier, before being joined by the other guests.
Week
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
22 December 2006 York 1 Rosie Sheppard Wayne Coyle Peter Plaskitt Maria Greenhough
Series 5: Extra Portions[edit]
Series 5 consists of re-edited versions of the daytime episodes, to a single primetime episode. So for a usual shows of 22-24mins with 5 contestants in daytime slots, the episodes were joined and re-edited, with footage being cut, to become a single episode of 62–63 minutes long.
Week
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
8 January 2007 Celebrity Rowland Rivron Linda Robson Anneka Rice Toby Young Aggie MacKenzie
2
15 January 2007 Merseyside Terry White Dan Redfern Niki O'Leary Ian Cook Margaret Twemlow
3
22 January 2007 Belfast Rosemary McLoughlin Marty Henderson Colin McAllister Jon Cross Caroline Teeling
4
29 January 2007 Edinburgh Tracy Dobbie Paul Dwyer Tanya Williams James Gammie Jennifer Crosbie
5
5 February 2007 London Linda Shanson Jonathon Norris Patricia Varley John Santamaria Richard Whitaker
6
12 February 2007 Brighton Margaret O'Loughlin Julia John Paula Pearson Nathalie Clarke Melinda Padley
7
19 February 2007 Cambridge Rachel Tooher-Rudd Gael Norris Phill Webb Simone Breneis Carolyn Tycer
8
26 February 2007 Derby Julia Knight Graham Fox Patsy Sewell-Mwamba Michele Cooper Danny Fletcher
9
5 March 2007 Glasgow Aileen Dunn Paul Lydon Christine Thornton Sharon Eaton Ishrat Gazala
10
12 March 2007 London Isabelle Goldstein Chris D'Sylva Bill Buckley Jacqueline Gill Serena Wilson
11
19 March 2007 Ayr Maureen McKissock Elaine Munro Forbes Robertson Lizzy McCubbin Sarah Pickering
12
26 March 2007 Nottingham Karen Cullen Gordon Todd Jenny Cross Jarrod Pepper Sam Hughes
13
2 April 2007 Swansea David Murray Ernest Lemonheigh Sue Thomas Karen Perry Heather Skipper
Series 6: Primetime[edit]
In late 2007 Channel 4 announced on their website that they would be producing a fourth series for 2008 and issued an appeal for contestants living in Bath, Newcastle, Oxford, Exeter, the Fylde Coast, and Shropshire.[35] Unlike previous series it would be aired in primetime and only feature four guests so that it could be aired as a single weekly hour-long episode. It is alternately titled "Come Dine with Me All in One" (as it is listed on the Channel 4 website). In episode 22, Lee Pritchett received a record breaking low score (for 4 contestants) of 7, obtaining scores of 3, 3 and 1.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
10 April 2008 Celebrity Jonathan Ansell Lynsey de Paul Tamara Beckwith MC Harvey
2
17 April 2008 Newcastle upon Tyne Lee Eley Brian Moore Rebecca Hambly Brenda Mallam
3
24 April 2008 Coventry James Payley Vera Phillips Griffith Jon Bramley Marie Hughes-Price
4
1 May 2008 Bournemouth Claudette Brady Sonia Peck James Dean Clive Page
5
8 May 2008 Newport Nick Payne Tony Wardle Sam Mallet Jan Taylor
6
15 May 2008 Sheffield Susanne Bell Chris Crossly Hazel Glossop Ollie Baxter
7
22 May 2008 Oxfordshire Greg Miller Juliette Harbutt Adish Vadible Tom Smith
8
29 May 2008 Bath Sarah Hillman Symon Goddard Palmer Adrian Dando Annie Todd
9
5 June 2008 Glasgow Wendy Ockrim Jane Morton Mabel Wong Benito Gundin
10
12 June 2008 Exeter Karen Bretagne Deborah Custance-Baker Sarah Corbett Darren Frame
11
19 June 2008 Norwich Zara Davies David Knight Seamus Farrelly Wendy Holdsworth
12
17 September 2008 Celebrity Linda Barker Lee Ryan Michelle Heaton Peter Stringfellow
13
14 November 2008 Celebrity Nancy Sorrell Caprice Bourret Nicky Clarke Jimmy Osmond
14
21 November 2008 Aberdeen Amanda Westlake Rick Breckenridge Laura Rojales Robert (Bob) Calder
15
28 November 2008 East Yorkshire Wendy Spencer Andrew Smith Sandra Brooks John Beachell
16
4 December 2008 Plymouth Natalie Jaspers Carla Wisdom Grey David Martin Sharron Robbie
17
11 December 2008 Blackburn Kelly Barlow Steve Burns Michelle Brandon Stephen Mahon
18
18 December 2008 Royal Berkshire Helen Kent Tony Byrd Fred Wilkinson Sarah Lewis
19
1 March 2009 Swindon Annette Storey Imelda Smith Sarah Louise Moore Mark Farrow
10
15 March 2009 Southampton Amy Lovett Danielle Merrick Eleanor Williamson Elizabeth Grana Priego
21
12 April 2009 Blackpool Liam Bird Andrea Maddox Simon Green Cass Walia
22
3 May 2009 Wolverhampton Farida Khalifa Natalie Middleton Lee Pritchett Michael Brett
23
10 May 2009 Luton Alison Balfour-Lynn Luigi Muscella Martin Palmer Noorani Williamson
Series 7: Daytime[edit]
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
19 January 2009 Portsmouth Kate Hibbert Lee Stafford Maria Wilkinson Sheena Ives Lynne Derry
6–10
26 January 2009 Surrey (Guildford) Mike Aldous Amanda Keeling Maggie Thompson Rachel Underwood Terry Gallagher
11–15
2 February 2009 South London Judi Lembke Lisa Connell Peter Rixham Moni Bharij Matthew Baker
16–20
9 February 2009 Bradford Jane Longhurst Khaliver Ashrafi Nigel Beaumont Theresa Walsh Stuart Hudson
21–25
16 February 2009 Leicester Sue Massey Liam Reid Ria Thomas Russell Dunmore Stephanie Heimer
26–30
1 June 2009 Ipswich Zoë Condom Barry Davis Angie Robertson Lisa Quinton Gerard King
31–35
8 June 2009 Manchester 2 Dave Wheeler Matthew Nichols Jane Bates Shaida Shipping Chris Brady
36–40
31 August 2009 Dundee Tara Tasker Francis Glancy Laura Cunningham Jimmy Fox Adam Smith
41–45
7 September 2009 Sunderland Tony Griffiths Bernice Saltzer Ashley Hughes Anthony Merton-Smith Roy Ledger
46–50
25 January 2010 Preston Nigel Evans Valerie Holliday Bernard Dorsett Dawn Barry (deceased)[36] Paul Morris
Series 8: Extra Portions[edit]
Series 8 consists of re-edited versions of the hour long, prime-time episodes, to the daily format of separate episodes. So for a usual show of 48mins with 4 contestants in a prime-time slot, the episodes were re-edited, with more footage being added, to become 4 separate episodes, shown over either 4 days or all on a single day, each being the usual 22–24 minutes each.
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–4
13 July 2009 Aberdeen Amanda Westlake Rick Breckenridge Laura Rojales Robert (Bob) Calder
5–8
22 March 2010 Luton Alison Balfour-Lynn Luigi Muscella Martin Palmer Noorani Williamson
9–12
1 March 2010 Blackburn Kelly Barlow Steve Burns Michelle Brandon Steven Mahon
13–16
20 July 2009 Celebrity Linda Barker Lee Ryan Michelle Heaton Peter Stringfellow
17–20
8 March 2010 Royal Berkshire Helen Kent Tony Byrd Fred Wilkinson Sarah Lewis
21–24
22 December 2008 Bournemouth Claudette Brady Sonia Peck James Dean Clive Page
25-28
24 December 2008 Devon Karen Bretagne Deborah Custance-Baker Sarah Corbett Darren Frame
29–32
7 January 2009 Norwich Zara Davies David Knight Seamus Farrelly Wendy Holdsworth
33–36
5 January 2009 Newcastle Lee Eley Brian Moore Rebecca Hambly Brenda Mallam
37–40
27 July 2009 East Yorkshire Wendy Spencer Andrew Smith Sandra Brooks John Beachell
41–44
6 January 2009 Sheffield Susanne Bell Chris Crossley Hazel Glossop Ollie Baxter
45–48
6 July 2009 Celebrity Jonathan Ansell Lynsey de Paul Tamara Beckwith MC Harvey
49–52
5 August 2009 Plymouth Natalie Jaspers Carla Wisdom Grey David Martin Sharron Robbie
53–56
16 December 2009 Blackpool Liam Bird Andrea Maddox Simon Green Cass Walia
57–60
23 December 2009 Newport Nick Payne Tony Wardle Sam Mallet Jan Taylor
65–68
9 January 2009 Coventry James Payley Vera Phillips Griffith Jon Bramley Marie Hughes-Price
69–72
3 August 2009 Celebrity Nancy Sorrell Caprice Bourret Nicky Clarke Jimmy Osmond
73–76
8 January 2009 Bath Sarah Hillman Symon Goddard Palmer Adrian Dando Annie Todd
77–80
6 August 2009 Glasgow Wendy Ockrim Jane Morton Mabel Wong Benito Gundin
81–84
13 August 2009 Wolverhampton Farida Khalifa Natalie Middleton Lee Pritchett Michael Brett
85–88
12 August 2009 Oxford Greg Miller Juliet Harbutt Adish Vadivale Tom Smith
89–92
4 August 2009 West Yorkshire Ben Huckerby Linda Lennon Jon Wiltshire Jo Mills
Series 9: Daytime[edit]
The daytime episodes from series 9 were held back and aired sporadically throughout 2009 and even into the start of 2010, filling gaps in blocks of repeats and later runs of the show. The channel 4 website still classes all these episodes as series 5.
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
25 May 2009 West London Greg Basire Hugo Preece Sabrina Ghayour Amii van Amerongen Thoby Young
6–10
18 January 2010 Bolton Yvonne Hurst Mark Hogg Kate Mayers Paul Davies Sarah Rothwell
11–15
12 January 2009 Celebrity 3 Rodney Marsh Lesley Joseph Paul Ross Abi Titmuss Linda Lusardi
16–20
27 September 2010 Glasgow Sonia Scott Mackay Ian Black Natalie Morrison Scott Borthwick Helen Hancock
21–25
14 September 2009 Northampton Kirsty Frior William Henry Jenna Smith Angela Parker Alex Soulsby
26–30
24 August 2009 Swansea Sharon Craig Annie Haden Nick Madge Samira Mohammed Colin Consterdine
31–35
1 February 2010 Halifax Leilani Ting Caroline Blackburn Edward Oliver Diana Swales-Pickering Steve Roberts
36–40
15 June 2009 Torbay Gavin Dyer Alison Deer David Ward Patrick Walker Carol Sylvester
41–45
11 January 2010 Basingstoke Gill Buley Sophie Branfield Richard Carpenter Gabrielle Hennig (deceased)[37] Spencer Uren (deceased)
46–50
8 February 2010 South Yorkshire Alison Murrie Toni Morgan Mark Hannigan Gary Holden Kerry Lloyd
During filming of the Basingstoke edition, Spencer Uren told his fellow contestants that his sister had cancer and that, if he won the competition, he would be donating the £2000 prize money to the hospital that was treating her. Shortly after filming, Uren was himself diagnosed with cancer and died after a short battle with the disease. The episode in which Uren cooks was dedicated to him.[38]
His fellow contestant Gill Buley, with the support of Gabrielle Hennig and Richard Carpenter, started a charity, Come Dine For Spencer,[39] to raise money for the hospital that treated him, Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital.[40]
Series 10: Primetime[edit]
A third primetime series began airing on Sundays at 8pm from 15 February. There was an episode aired on 22 March, however it was a repeat of the Coventry episode from series 4a.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
8 March 2009 West Yorkshire Ben Huckerby Linda Lennon Jon Wiltshire Jo Mills
2
5 April 2009 Teesside Wayne Allen Michele Small Jayne Laverick Dave Fishlock
3
29 March 2009 Huddersfield Christine Wright Neil Hemingway Matt Buckingham Laura Seeley
4
19 April 2009 Birmingham 2 Claudine Stevens Katie Smith Kishor Paw Mike Olley
5
17 May 2009 Bristol 2 Sarah Harris Craig Lockett Kieron Allan Angelique Bernatschke
6
26 November 2010 Wrexham Maria Wynne Steve Housego James Stevens Nadine Leese
7
22 February 2009 Celebrity Special Raef Bjayou Chris Ellison Michelle Gayle Lynne Franks
8
15 February 2009 Celebrity Special Julia Bradbury Philip Olivier Edwina Currie Christopher Biggins
9
25 April 2010 Belfast Nick Cann Nikki Fisher Donal Kelly Jacqueline McGarry
10
26 April 2009 Isle of Wight Charlotte Barton-Hoare Michael Coombes Steve Morris Mandy Gale
11
24 May 2009 Croydon Christian Viola Lulu Williams Theo Liasi Angelique Woolston
Series 11: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
20 September 2009 Celebrity Special Bobby Davro Laila Morse Dane Bowers Dani Behr
2
27 September 2009 Manchester 3 Stuart Donnelly Angela Daly Josh Steiner Rachel Vose
3
4 October 2009 North London Nicole Ganz Harry Ioannaou Bindi Holding Nir Zamek
4
25 October 2009 Macclesfield Dave Freel Tina Panayi Simon Wright Veronica O'Connor
5
11 October 2009 Liverpool 2 Lyndsey Halligan Paul Owen Ray Parry Valerie Watson
6
6 December 2009 Swale Estuary Katie Reynolds-Dobbs Dan Bowman Claire Wood Stuart Richards
7
15 November 2009 Milton Keynes Beverley Darlow Mike Robinson Eliana Amato Mark Francke
8
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9
29 November 2009 Colchester Helen Cruickshank Jo Lueck Michael Simpson Paul Lancaster
10
9 Nov 2012 Kingston upon Thames Carly Baker Lisa Hughes Simon Levene Philip Gwott
11
13 June 2010 Taunton Sally Jago Richard Smith Nikki Neave Paula McShane
12
8 October 2010 Shropshire Andrea Claydon Wayne Hinds Robina Hooper Kev Duffy
13
5 November 2010 Vale of Glamorgan (Penarth, Barry and Lisvane) Perry Thomas Jules Bywater-Lees Judy Mancuso Liz Beckerley
14
18 April 2010 Brighton Kat Van De Peer Adam Baker Sam Matthews Jason Sutton
15
18 October 2009 Edinburgh Coranne Denham Gordon Davidson Jacquie Sandison Terry Morton
16
1 November 2009 Celebrity Special Yvette Fielding Natasha Hamilton Roy Walker Bruce Jones
17
8 November 2009 York 2 Claire Baron Chris Bush Famida Wilson Andy Swales
18
16 May 2010 Nottingham Jackie Mather Keri Lever Peter Saunder Simeon Hartwig
30
27 June 2010 Derby Gareth Walton Kellan Dalton Serena Gilzean-Hughes Peter McManus
Series 12: Extra Portions[edit]
Series 12 consists of re-edited versions of the hour long, prime-time episodes, to the daily format of separate episodes. So for a usual show of 48mins with 4 contestants in a prime-time slot, the episodes were re-edited, with more footage being added, to become 4 separate episodes, shown over either 4 days or all on a single day, each being the usual 22–24 minutes each.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–4
8 October 2012 Wrexham Maria Wynne Steve Housego James Stevens Nadine Leese
5–8
7 August 2009 Huddersfield Christine Wright Neil Hemmingway Matt Buckingham Laura Seeley
9–12
10 August 2009 Celebrity Special Julia Bradbury Philip Olivier Edwina Currie Christopher Biggins
13–16
15 February 2010 Celebrity Special Raef Bjayou Chris Ellison Michelle Gayle Lynne Franks
17–20
12 April 2010 Birmingham Claudine Stevens Katie Smith Kishor Paw Mike Olley
21–24
11 August 2009 Teesside Wayne Allen Michele Small Jayne Laverick Dave Fishlock
25–28
11 September 2012 Belfast Nick Cann Nikki Fisher Donal Kelly Jacqueline McGarry
29–32
17 August 2009 Bristol Sarah Harris Craig Lockett Kieron Allan Angelique Bernatschke
33–36
12 September 2012 Croydon Christian Viola Lulu Williams Theo Liasi Angelique Woosten
37–40
14 August 2009 Isle of Wight Charlotte Barton-Hoare Michael Coombes Steve Morris Mandy Gale
41–44
19 April 2010 North Kent Katie Reynolds-Dobbs Dan Bowman Claire Wood Stuart Richards
45–48
13 September 2012 Milton Keynes Mark Francke Mike Robinson Eleana Amato Bev Darlow
49–52
14 September 2012 Derby Gareth Walton Kellan Dalton Serena Gilzean-Hughes Peter McManus
53–56
29 March 2010 North London Nicole Ganz Harry Ioannaou Bindi Holding Nir Zamek
57–60
17 September 2012 Nottingham Simeon Hartwig Peter Saunders Keri Lever Jackie Mather
61–64
18 September 2012 Macclesfield Dave Freel Tina Panayi Simon Wright Veronica O'Connor
65–68
19 September 2012 Manchester Stuart Donnelly Angela Daley Josh Steiner Rachel Vose
69–72
22 February 2010 Liverpool Ray Parry Valerie Watson Paul Owen Lyndsey Halligan
73–76
20 September 2012 Colchester Jo Lueck Paul Lancaster Michael Simpson Helen Cruickshank
77–80
21 September 2012 Vale of Glamorgan Perry Thomas Jules Bywater-Lees Judy Mancuso Liz Beckerley
81–84
10 October 2012 Shropshire Andrea Claydon Wayne Hinds Robina Hooper Kev Duffy
85–88
26 October 2012 Celebrity Bobby Davro Laila Morse Dane Bowers Dani Behr
89–92
2 November 2012 Celebrity Yvette Fielding Natasha Hamilton Roy Walker Bruce Jones
93–96
15 March 2010 York Claire Baron Chris Bush Famida Wilson Andy Swales
97–100
9 October 2012 Taunton Sally Jago Richard Smith Nikki Neave Paula McShane
101–104
11 October 2012 Edinburgh Jacquie Sandison Coranne Denham Gordon Davidson Terry Morton
Series 13: Daytime[edit]
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
18 October 2010 Barnsley Verene Farrell Paul Hoyle Christian Whitley-Mason Milly Johnson Phil Davies
6–10
20 September 2010 Bury Juliet Eastham Nikki Salt James Perkin Ali McKernan Paula Skelton
11–15
6 September 2010 East London Vicky Pengilley Ryan Waters Tim Sanderson Sarah Angold January Jones-Omatajo
16–20
11 October 2010 Warwick Alexis Walmsley Adam Kitchiner Anthony Deas Antonia Dallow Lisa Merrell
21–25
30 August 2010 Brighton Pasha du Valentine John O'Sullivan Melody Kane Alistair James Ana Jalais
26–30
13 September 2010 Peterborough Parveen Ashraf Shane Jackson Carolle Barlow Aly Nicholson Ricky Dent
Series 14: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
29 October 2010 Sheffield Neale Gibson Amanda Wong Marshal Sutherland Janine Fountain
2
11 April 2010 Cardiff Jo Bird Michelle Beare Phil MacKenzie Mark Perkin
3
21 March 2010 Dudley Amanda Challenor Ian Jones Khakan Qureshi Sophie Robbins
4
4 April 2010 North Somerset Claire Monahan David Elsmore Graham Jones Hayley Williams
5
28 March 2010 Cheltenham Janice Neil Vanessa Wegmann Alex Arundell Cathy Shilling
6
9 May 2010 Manchester Audrey Gordon Kristell Batard Gerald Ashley Jo Fearns
7
23 May 2010 South East London Ita Egan Jon Revell Oliver Gillie Terry Houliham
8
30 May 2010 Darlington Dave Bell Suzi Hunton Neil Christey Natalie Carter
9
31 January 2010 Celebrity Special Donal MacIntyre Javine Hylton David Spinx Jan Leeming
10
15 October 2010 North East Kent Vanessa Boukharouba John O'Connor Scott Taylor Annette Evans
11
17 September 2010 Southend Louise Harris Tracy Jones Rob Hubbard Zac Turner
12
20 June 2010 Stoke-on-Trent Caroline Hickey Linda Jackson Jay Davies Paul Condliffe
13
24 September 2010 Hertfordshire Perry Jones Amit Koshal Kelly Hatt Heath Reid
14
4 July 2010 Doncaster Harinder Khela Alison Tinsley Sarah Well Andrew Lloyd
15
14 March 2010 Celebrity Special Claire Sweeney Darren Day Kim Woodburn Tom O'Connor
16
1 October 2010 Grimsby Jackie Critten Phil Cowper Shanelle Cutsforth Chris Wood
Series 16: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
22 December 2009 Celebrity Christmas Special Hannah Waterman Diarmuid Gavin Sherrie Hewson David Gest
Series 17: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
9 June 2010 Footballers Special Neil Ruddock John Fashanu Carlton Palmer Frank Worthington
Series 18: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
8 June 2010 WAGS Special Nicola T Chantelle Tagoe Jessica Lawlor Jude Cisse
Series 19: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
6 May 2010 Election Special Derek Hatton Edwina Currie Rod Liddle Brian Paddick
Series 20: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
23 May 2010 Game Show Host Special Pat Sharp Anthea Redfern Jenny Powell Michael Barrymore
2
15 July 2010 Celebrity Special Janice Dickinson Samantha Fox Jeff Brazier Calum Best
3
6 September 2010 Big Brother Special Nadia Almada Brian Belo Sophie Reade Brian Dowling
4
14 September 2010 Celebrity Special Debbie McGee Lembit Öpik Iain Lee Jodie Marsh
5
19 November 2010 Merseyside Rick Vaughn Kate MacDonald Peter Worthington Cathy Frost
6
3 December 2010 East Suffolk Jo Jo Smith Janet Gershlick Paul Emery Jim Godfrey
7
12 November 2010 Manchester Mark Garner Pascha Taylor Jon Patullo Jilly Fitzgerald
8
27 March 2011 North West London Paresh Vara Cherelle Welch Alex Crow Cathie Woolhouse
9
23 January 2011 East Lancashire Carol Stinton Jonny Kemp Sue Hartley Nick Holt
10
20 February 2011 Dorset Harj Aujila Brittany Sheridan Shaun Jackson Michael Psaradelli (deceased) [41]
11
13 March 2011 Walsall Christian Woodall Georgina Smith Paul Wigfield Jennifer Brack
12
20 March 2011 Nuneaton Christian Wood Tina Watson Dean Foy Lara Watson
13
22 October 2010 Soap Star Special Brian Capron Lorraine Chase Adele Silva James Redmond
14
13 February 2011 South Buckinghamshire Nicholas Witherick Lisa Bristow Dale Evans Annie Hearne
15
27 February 2011 Ayrshire Patrick Dromgoole Ann Hay Jolyn Dewson Craig Duffy
16
31 December 2010 Wakefield Carly Smith Gail Dudleston Enzo Di Clemente Neil Hardcastle
17
6 December 2010 Coronation Street Special Julie Goodyear Ken Morley Tupele Dorgu Philip Middlemiss
18
6 March 2011 North Lancashire Rosie Rawsthorn Linda Cottam Johnny Pep Anne Thompson
19
22 December 2010 Celebrity Christmas Special Goldie Susie Amy Janet Ellis Tony Christie
20
30 January 2011 West Lincolnshire Jo Allen Nigel Reid Justin Hussey Margaret Hope
21
24 April 2011 Southampton Lucy Richmond Jay Paul Phil Whyte Beverley Rees
22
6 February 2011 West Nottinghamshire Lynn Negus Dennis Nyama Maria Beal Pete Chaffe
23
10 April 2011 Swansea Stephanie Morgan Thomas Luke England Ed Curnow Helen Foley
24
3 April 2011 Worcester Rosita Bowkat Tania Jones Tony James Nicholas Clarke
25
17 April 2011 Bedford Joanne Wilson Franko Russo Richard Haxell Sam McCallum
26
10 January 2011 Celebrity Special Diane Abbott Terry Christian Wayne Sleep Danielle Lloyd
27
8 May 2011 North East London Salvo Riggi Brenda Gobine Zed Kiazim Amanda Hull
28
1 May 2011 South East Essex Matthew Richmond-King Kate Beesley Simon Holdgate Jane Bunting
29
17 June 2011 Harrogate Emma Revis Matthew Hetherington Tim King Alison Brierly
30
15 May 2011 Exeter Geoff Green Beka Platt John G. Wills Mandy Plumridge
31
29 May 2011 Leeds Evelyn Friede James Greenhalgh Sarah Shafi Nolan Kane
32
8 July 2011 Birmingham Phil Gifford Naomi Chamroo Maddy Savitt Randeep Sami
33
24 June 2011 Northampton Billy McArthur Michaela McQuade Sarah Lester Kevin Pawlowski
34
1 July 2011 Leicester Erica Swithenbank Ann-Marie Newland Jamie Trainer Pretesh Singadia
35
22 May 2011 Newcastle Liz O'Sullivan Julie Scullion Ritu Nayyer Mark Shields
Series 21: Daytime[edit]
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
4 October 2010 Manchester Bessie Hilton Giovanni Tondi Jonathan Lomas Alicia Coppola Dennis Keighron-Foster
6–10
8 November 2010 Southend-on-sea Adam Reed Andie Todd Colin Vidgeon Kerry Tolliday Scott Cooper
11–15
25 October 2010 South East London Robert Johnston Jennifer Joseph Joe Kempster Karen Hill Majid Ravandi
16–20
1 November 2010 Hertfordshire Amir Hezarah Claire Diamond Charles Maximilian Winnington Leftwich Diane Mitham Mel Steel
21–25
6 December 2010 Sheffield Robin Lockwood Rochelle Barrett Donna Thomas Mark Feakins Sarah Roscoe
26–30
15 November 2010 Stoke Tracey Durrant Claire Crank Rob McNamara Michelle Minter Matt Wilcox
31–35
22 November 2010 Birmingham Denise Hendon Daniella Lawler Angela McFarlane Elliot Jauncey Jean-Benoit Berloux
36–40
29 November 2010 Bristol Richard Hope-Hawkins Laura Ford Darryl Bullock Zoe Kellaway Andy Wright
41–45
13 December 2010 Edinburgh Andy Daykin Irena Magdolowic Liz Grant Michelle Lindsay Toni Giugliano
46–50
7 February 2011 Doncaster Zoe Prince Martyn Bilby Tracey Hewer Signe Jase Barry Hill
Series 22: Daytime[edit]
Although normal daytime episodes air Monday to Friday, the Cardiff episodes all aired consecutively on 22 January 2011.
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
17 January 2011 Kent Lydia Jones Marcello Marino Donna Grieves Anthony Wait Chris Newbold
6–10
22 January 2011 Cardiff Sophie Hunter-Brown Huw Jones (deceased) [42] Emma Nurse Gina Goddard-Bell Stewart Duff
11–15
24 January 2011 West London Azzi Kalili Steve Capel Zae Greenwood Emma Boardman Magliocchetti Jane Welch
16–20
31 January 2011 Nottingham Stephanie Hale Alex Foster Janice Overton Brian Hodges Barry Dickman
21–25
21 February 2011 Gloucestershire Zac Kwintner Gerry Hill Kayleigh Hunt Marc Harris Ameena Cott
26–30
14 February 2011 Birmingham April Richards John Fennell Vanessa Erigbogbo Paz Thakrar Toni Shukla
31–35
14 November 2011 Southampton Anna Gibbons Darren Miller Greg Bell Tasha Whyte Bijal
36–40
28 February 2011 North London Lola Oduba Francesca Sawyer Niyi Joss Woolf Boe Olaleye
41–45
21 March 2011 East Cheshire Val Slater Hazel Ardern Nick Hawkins Michelle Kenworthy Zoe Miller
46–50
14 March 2011 West Lancashire Ross Chapman Lindsay Pulford Chris Mosey Louise Dee Lorraine Rimmer
51–55
20 May 2011 Medway, Kent Nina Gaskell Laura Leibo Esther Kennedy Patrick Fysh Michael Dodsworth
56–60
6 June 2011 Merseyside Siobhan Parkinson Ashley Burke Jean-Jacques Silitto Justin Sumner Lin Rearden
61–65
4 July 2011 Middlesbrough Dawn Griffiths Ron Gordon Kay Griffiths Karena Serdecka Paul Tidy
66–70
20 June 2011 Plymouth Annie Wroe Suzanne Hyde Tony Wade Sarah Joy Charlie Brunel
71–75
13 June 2011 Hull Sarita Robinson Krystyna Stark Dan Smith Sarah Williams Glenn Davison
76–80
27 June 2011 Coventry Annierose Crone Chris Tabor Joanne Edwards Tony Jackson Michelle Russell
81–85
12 September 2011 Essex Emma Parsons Adam James Lisa Styles Hal Dervish Diane Whittaker
86–90
11 July 2011 West Yorkshire Bev Stewart Adam Bolam-Peel Rebecca Saunders Philomena Golenya Charlie Walker
91–95
29 August 2011 Leeds Catherine Williams Garth Kirsten-Landman Sam Appleby Louise Emmerson Diane Jones
96–100
19 September 2011 Warrington Geoff Carter Stephen Robinson Alison Davies Emma Hoyle Linda Weaver
101–105
5 September 2011 Wolverhampton Niru Ghai-Read Stefano Scaringi Bally Singh Kyle Ferguson May Dudley
106–110
26 September 2011 South East London Sophia Pottinger Fraser Devlin Francesca Santamaria Amadin Ryan Maria Eletheriou
111–115
3 October 2011 Swansea Jen Edwards James Knight Keith Larrard Karen Wood Katherine Waldemar Brown
116–120
31 October 2011 Edinburgh Peter Ferguson Alison Lynch Cynthia Gentle Rena Martin Gary Reid
121–125
24 October 2011 Wirral Vernal Aley Candida Darling Adele Richards Chrissy Griffin Stuart Leak
126–130
7 November 2011 Croydon Keith Preddie Suzie Phillips Vanessa D'Souza Sarah Marie Palmer Robert John Preston
131–135
21 November 2011 Birmingham Matthew Emson Lorraine Wood Sarah Ward Patricia Jones Terence Wallen
136–140
28 November 2011 Norwich Miranda Robinson Danny Bond Amy Nicholson Dave Webster Cheryl Pennell
141–145
5 December 2011 Stockport Linda Weeks-Holt Annie Targett Sam Kitching Kristen Cooley John Brinnand
146–150
10 October 2011 Celebrity Special [43] Bobby George Chantelle Houghton Cleo Rocos Andrew Stone Pete Burns
151–155
17 October 2011 Return of the Worst Bobby Davro Wayne Sleep Raef Bjayou Tamara Beckwith Lesley Joseph
156–160
26 December 2011 Celebrity Christmas Special Linda Nolan Nick Bateman Bianca Gascoigne Danny Young Colin Baker
Series 23: Primetime[edit]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
29 April 2011 Royal Wedding Special Samantha Porter Claudie Howard Vincent Osborne Johnnie Hunter
Series 24: Primetime[edit]
Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 20 Primetime episodes, Series 24 began on Channel 4 in July 2011.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
15 July 2011 Hull Beccy Harrison Paul Green Eve Clark Mark Daniels
2
22 July 2011 Avonmouth Matt Smart Lily Stephenson Josh Willacy Charlotta Martinus
3
29 July 2011 East Yorkshire Giles Johnson Jo Aitken Angie Ward Richard Squire
4
12 August 2011 South Devon Frankie Tolliday Tara Mulholland Simon Drew Peter Pyne
5
5 August 2011 Norwich Sam Smith Polly Guy Caroline Seamen Richard Pearce
6
19 August 2011 Bristol Tess Swan-Ingrey Ian Perryman Cathy Lord Tony Boniface
7
26 August 2011 Costa del Sol Special Mekala Hodgson Greg Van Praagh John Morton Mandy Strutton
8
2 September 2011 Athletics Special Fatima Whitbread Zola Budd Dalton Grant Kriss Akabusi
9
9 September 2011 Rugby Special Gareth Chilcott Martin Offiah Victor Ubogu Kyran Bracken
10
16 September 2011 Telford Donna Daly Ian Carter Sarah Ashley-Ruff Adam Hurlin
11
23 September 2011 Burton-on-Trent Charlotte Yates Lucy Quy Fiona Denton Chris Bale
12
30 September 2011 Tyneside Jenni McGagh Bobby Mukabaa Cath Morgan Dan Freeman
13
7 October 2011 Carlisle Nigel Hawes Andy Bainbridge Helen Speakman Deborah Nixon
14
14 October 2011 Hampshire Selena Bartlett Jhon Cosgrove Anson Lane Terese Scott
15
21 October 2011 North West London Bahareh Amani Anil Patel Alan Stride Danny Buckton
16
28 October 2011 Windsor Jan Bowdler Anil Vij Harry Hardisty Ansa Khan
17
4 November 2011 Isle of Man John Tinsley Madeline Simpson Mandy Quayle Sean O'Connell
18
11 November 2011 Luton Alison McGaw Gary Salvage Alex Lipa Kirkland Hay
19
2 December 2011 Dundee and Lothian Ben Skerry Jessica McLaren Derek Taylor Cara-Anne Marshall
20
16 December 2011 Herefordshire Mandy Fincher John Harrington Simon Blood DeVay Sarah Haines
21
9 December 2011 Nottingham Jean Lintorn Stevie Flint Jess Hardacre Scott Whittaker
22
25 November 2011 Coventry Gareth Twynam Sumi Malhortra-Chauhan Kristy Mooney Phil Roberts
23
1 January 2012 Derry/Londonderry Sheila Whelan Duffy Caroline Patterson Eunan Quigley David Kavanagh
24
13 January 2012 Isle of Wight Derek Sandy Rob Drake-Knight Claire Cheek Tina Raymond
25
20 January 2012 Scarborough Claire McCourt Ken Webster Stewart Chapman Wilson Claire Oliver
26
27 January 2012 South London Colin Cole Josh Harvey Suzie Kennedy Rachel Melito
27
3 February 2012 Oldham Vicki Shea James Schofield Ben Brooks Kathy Howard
28
10 February 2012 Sheffield Jude Calvert-Toulmin Robert Tingle Lucy Croft Neil Goodwin
29
6 January 2012 Celebrity Special Imogen Thomas Paul Danan Tina Malone David Van Day
30
23 December 2011 Comedians Christmas Special Sean Hughes Duncan Norvelle Gina Yashere Paul Tonkinson
31
17 February 2012 North London Raj Bahad Annette Ankrah Lilly Abrahmsohn Rusty Warren
32
2 March 2012 Costa del Sol Kate Forrest Ben Knight Tony Reddin Marilyn Bevins
Series 25: Daytime[edit]
Episodes
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
12 December 2011 Lincolnshire Jose Stewart Skip Schultz Sharon Wright Indy Nijjar Jessica Carroll
6–10
19 December 2011 Worcestershire Claire Wier Pippa Langhorne Tim Lawson Teresa Cox Chris Sheppard
11–15
16 January 2012 East Lancashire Vicki Fairbrother Jenna Tattersall Chris Slater Chelsea Symcox Nigel Womack
16–20
23 January 2012 Ipswich Claire Flatt Kerrie Pankhurst David J Marks Dave James Nikki Yucel
21–25
30 January 2012 East Kent Wes Leaver Alexandra Austen Emma Phillips Sally Parry Stephen Drew
26–30
6 February 2012 Oxford Marlon Williams Richard Berrecloth Victoria Collett James Hearle Heidi Kelloway
31–35
13 February 2012 Glasgow Craig Alexander Wilson Paul Gowan Mandy Wong Siobhan Daly Caroline Wardrope
36–40
20 February 2012 Belfast Marcus Hunter-Neill Lenny Irving Cat Anderson Rosie Smyth Fiona Rush
41–45
27 February 2012 York Steve Carlyle Trevor Rooney Annie Albericci Yvonne McGill Rebecca Ryan
46–50
5 March 2012 Newport Jay Coleman Pippa Bartolotti Emma Jones Sarah Kinnear Duncan Powell
51–55
12 March 2012 Blackpool Kathryn Hoskisson Jason Fubar Paula Paradaema Jason Howitt Nicole Barrow
56–60
19 March 2012 East London Simran Samra Yoshki Greenberg Alan Price Delia Elliot Chintu Gademsetty
61–65
26 March 2012 Bath Liv Sargeant Mel Lewis-Leger Jon Wicheard Becky Tyler Denis Verrier
66–70
TBA TBA
71–75
2 April 2012 Chelmsford Alex Sullivan Scott Johnson Deb Croghan John Mabey Martin Young
76–80
9 April 2012 Darlington Clair Sherwood-Parkin James Emson Barry I'Anson Charlotte Langley Eseyoma Sodje
81–85
16 April 2012 East Hampshire Nik Christides Jax Naudi Natalie Edemska-Plant Kyle Curtis Sue Hood
86–90
18 June 2012 Kingston Ken Oputa Erika Sager David Wicher Sarah Brice Jamie Baker
91–95
25 June 2012 Manchester Alex Leigh Ruth Downes Naz Ahmed Fiona Lewis Stephen "Patsy" Wilson
96–100
2 July 2012 Reading Sonya Smith Glen Wilkie Richard Howse Sabi Phagura Serine Daou
101–105
9 July 2012 Milton Keynes Ray Dodd Michelle Watson Stuart Henson Joseph Benneh Susan Rogers
106–110
16 July 2012 Liverpool Kenny Flynn Rob Spicer Cynthia Umezulike Glen Simpson Jilly Pollock
111–115
23 July 2012 Crewe and Nantwich Mushgon Dadfar Pip Massey Darren Leech Emma Davies Russell Stubbs
116–120
3 September 2012 West Dorset Ed Hintze Tristan Murliss Melissa Denton Dave Taylor Christine Duell
121–125
10 September 2012 County Durham and Wearside Eve Booth Paula Thompson Donal Anand-Shaw Eleri Watson Ken Brown
126–130
1 October 2012 Hastings Andrew Batsford Adrian Carter Sally Anne Keller Kate Eadon Stelios Michael
131–135
22 October 2012 Leicester Helen Mather Terry Robinson Porchia Lee Ryan Bruce Richard Deeping
136–140
24 September 2012 Salisbury Natasha Conti Sophie McConnell Anthony Brown-Hovelt Chris Hiller Jane Arnold
141–145
29 October 2012 Warwickshire Liza Macias Steve Aston Emma Reddin Pinky Sidhu Alison Firth
146–150
5 November 2012 Swindon Mark Eteson Michaela Kearns Scott Hillier Sally Rachael Gill Bright
151–155
19 November 2012 West Midlands Gemma Willock Andrew Devey Jules Evans Lucy Hird Lloyd Cast
156–160
12 November 2012 Wakefield Angie Battye Joel Rowbottom Donna Stephenson Jake Coxon Francesca Saynor
161–165
26 November 2012 Huddersfield Virginia Houslin Iyesha Atkins Richard Wood Tommy Mack Kim Connor
166–170
3 December 2012 Bury St Edmunds Richard Negus Amber Elba Porter Tim Reinman Sue Smith Hannah Totman
171–175
7 January 2013 Portsmouth Allison Hampshire Will Dixon Kathy Anderson Christopher Marlowe Rose Proenca
176–180
28 January 2013 Shropshire Zoe Bailey Penny Timmis Richard Mercer Josh Sedgley Paul Shuttleworth
181–185
14 January 2013 Colchester Richard Massey Darius Laws Adrena James Coe Jodie Edzekiel
186–190
21 January 2013 Sheffield Louise McGowan Paul Wood Yana Tommy Jones Gina
191–195
18 February 2013 Dudley Mandeep Rajput Adam Reece Di Dawson Vicky Pell Sarah Freeman
196–200
11 February 2013 Somerset Kerry Mackenzie Simon Dyer Richard Lees Emily Parker Linda Rossiter
201–205
25 February 2013 Mansfield Tina Ainsworth Tomasz Gareth Harding Rachel Imms Julia Smith
206–210
4 February 2013 Lincoln Hunni Hindley Caroline Bevis Glenn Priestly Richard Summers-Calvert Natashka Ingham
211–215
10 December 2012 South East London Jules Hobbs Tom Judge John Stevens Kate Kershaw Charlie Spiteri
216–220
17 December 2012 Celebrity Christmas Special Chelsee Healey Crissy Rock Nick Pickard Marcus Collins Jasmine Lennard / Margi Clarke1
251–255
24 June 2013 Cambridge Dean Faulkner Kay Greenwood Matt Suillivan Hawa Sydique David Goodier
1.^ Jasmine Lennard left following the second episode therefore never hosted her night. Her scores, however, were allowed to remain and Margi Clarke scored the following two nights.
Series 26: Primetime[edit]
Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 24 Primetime episodes, Series 26 began on Channel 4 in February 2012. Episodes 63 onwards are shortened versions of episodes in the series to fit into a 50-minute timeslot.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
24 February 2012 Watford Mandy Godman Danny Walsh Claire Scotchett Perrie Dixon
2
9 March 2012 Stockport Alistair Lomas Amy Green Gillian Twist Sam Norrin
3
11 March 2012 Cardiff Martine Dorey Carmen Gilfin Chris Jones Monica Utting
4
16 March 2012 East Sussex Dizz Byrom-Colburn John Hammond Daniel Gray Tracey Waters
5
23 March 2012 Basildon Antonia Price Vicki Hilton Ryan Brown Andy Baggott
6
30 March 2012 Wolverhampton Deborah Green Kat Whyton Nick Bassett Francesco Ceccarelli
7
4 May 2012 Essex Hannah Charrington Veronica Alexander Frank O'Hare Bex Carter
8
6 April 2012 Preston Janet McCabe Rick Monk Graham Easterlow Sue Braithwaite
9
13 April 2012 Stoke-on-Trent Margaret Fanion Josef Bailey Nick Hall Polly, Viscountess Ingestre
10
20 April 2012 Birmingham Daz Blackwood Hannah Kirkland Darren Tyler Stuart Rose
11
27 April 2012 Folkestone and Dover Lisa Mansfield Janet Cripps Andy Bawtree John George
12
11 May 2012 Aberdeen Nicky Caldwell Tony Littler Chris Kerr Angie Matchett
13[44]
18 May 2012 Great Yarmouth Sarah Aldous Aisha Kizzy Benjafield "JP" Goddard
14
25 May 2012 Crawley Chris McGivern Kerry Gates Carly Buckle Bruce Burgess
15
1 June 2012 Hartlepool Dotty Page Gavin Wise Becki Cooper Alex Jackson
16
8 June 2012 Chichester Darren Morrison Stefan Gershater Henrietta Edwards Jemima Thomas
17
27 May 2012 Jubilee Special Cheryl Fergison Lionel Blair Kerry Katona Keith Harris
18
17 June 2012 Windsor Leanne Strachan Jill Rendell Daphne Diluce Chaz Fearnley
19
1 July 2012 Warwickshire Jade Hollin Susan Gillis Lee Bunting Alan James
20
15 July 2012 Peterborough Claire Mazurek Karen Hingston Nimon Davey Kristian Beckham
21
29 June 2012 West Yorkshire Julian Haddock Henry Trevelyan Thomas Jilly Graham Rachel Keighley
22
22 July 2012 Milton Keynes Lauren Ben John Julia
23
29 July 2012 Olympic Special Mark Foster Louise Hazel Derek Redmond Tasha Danvers
24
5 August 2012 Surrey James Quantrell Sandhya Gadsby Cherry Hughes Lee Jackson
25
31 October 2012 Celebrity Horror Special Sally Morgan Robert Englund Alex Reid Nicola McLean
26
9 November 2012 Alicante Dale Francis Rob Bloomer Rosalind Eastland Carol Perkins
31
12 August 2012 Enfield, North London Charlie Hunt Maria Theodorou Wesley Singh Habiba Hrida
32
9 November 20121 Kingston upon Thames Lisa Hughes Carly Baker Philip Gwott Simon Levene
33
19 August 2012 North Cornwall Danielle Stephens Liz Ashton Sam Bishop Tiva Dakar
34[45]
24 August 2012 Paralympic Special Giles Long Rachael Latham Ann Wild Lee Pearson
35[46]
2 January 2012 Made in Chelsea Special Caggie Dunlop Spencer Matthews Alexandra Felstead Mark-Francis Vendelli
36[47]
30 August 2012 Paralympic Special (2-part version: part 1) Giles Long Rachael Latham Ann Wild Lee Pearson
37[48]
31 August 2012 Paralympic Special (2-part version: part 2) Giles Long Rachael Latham Ann Wild Lee Pearson
38
14 September 2012 Benidorm, Spain Irena Bodnarec Nick Middleton Hilary Marshall Gary Brown
39
TBA TBA
40
16 November 2012 Jersey Kevin Pamplin Jane-Anne Collier Craig Dempster Jessica Stanier
41
23 November 2012 Swansea Dean Verbeck Yvonne Davies Bronwen Ward Mike Bates
42
30 November 2012 South East London Reg Gaston Hannah Elliot George Chambers Sarah Maguire
43
14 December 2012 The Wirral Peninsula Stephen Wong Jennifer McLoughlan Steve Rampton Cher Arnott
44
16 December 2012 Christmas Special Jona Lewie Maizie Williams VV Brown Toby Anstis
45
30 December 2012 Derby Tori Yerbury Allison Hunt Tom Flannery Jeff Foster
46
6 January 2013 Wrexham Joey Perez Jacki De Sanders Tom Evans Lisa Groom
47
13 January 2013 East Coast of Yorkshire Amanda Bradley Heath Samples Fran Atkin Phil Laycock
48
20 January 2013 Lake District Lindsey Berry Marc McAdam Julie Wall Michael Webster
49
27 January 2013 Barnsley Elaine Ashton Sam West Wayne Johnson Cindy Broadbent
50
3 February 2013 Edinburgh Sandie McConnell Gary Anderson Vimbai Marongwe Kevin Fernando
51
10 February 2013 Bristol Keith Weinberg Rachel Flowers Andy Hulbert Jen Elphick
1.^ This episode was first shown on More4 rather than Channel 4 which usually premieres each episode. It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 7 December 2012.
Series 27[edit]
Channel 4 does not list there ever being a Series 27.
Series 28: Daytime[edit]
Series 28 featured "Extra Portions" episodes of the primetime Series 14 episodes. A total of 56 episodes have been broadcast to date.
Series 29: Primetime[edit]
Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 26 Primetime episodes, Series 29 began on Channel 4 in January 2013 with the Comedy Mash up. The latter half of the series, commencing 2 September 2013, was broadcast weekdays during the 5pm timeslot with the typical primetime format. Episode 28 was erroneously described by the voiceover as being in west Lancashire but in fact the episode took place in north Lancashire (Lancaster and Morecambe). This series was also prominent for featuring Ritchie (The Beast of Mushroom) Lawson.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
22 February 2013 North Kent Coast Ross Duttson Elizabeth Lee Claire Baker John Russell
2
1 March 2013 Chesterfield Clare Gaunt Carly McGregor Robinson Reid Richard Hollingsworth
3
8 March 2013 Chippenham Keith McEvoy Mark Lamputt Fleur van Heijningen Terhi Ikonen
4
22 March 2013 King's Lynn Daniel Coleman Maggie Flowerdew Richard Moore Amber Woolmington
5
29 March 2013 Middlesbrough Fay Khatri Peter Watkins Kelsey Brown Dan Senior
6
20 September 2013 Worcester Terri Malone Sean Tate Josie Watson Lee Clarke
7
12 April 2013 Kensington and Chelsea Nick Le Ny-Clarke Nana Eshun Robbie Humphries Louise Childs
8
3 May 2013 Tunbridge Wells Sharon Pickles Adam Sankey Nadia Carney Bill Le Grys
9
10 May 2013 Burnley Jane Dickinson Mark Dempsey Kev Riley Sally Jaxx
10
17 May 2013 Banbury Tom Franklin Richard Hodgetts Emma Daisley Sarah Dix
11
24 May 2013 Surrey Carol Chalmers Anna Brocklebank Michelle Catacos Robin Lewis
12
31 May 2013 Cumbria Nina 'Ronnie' Raistrick Jonathan 'Jonny' Higgins Zoltan 'Z-dawg' Buncsek Karen 'Botox' Rathbone
13
2 September 2013 Leeds Jamie Stark Susan Shelbrooke Kara Colgrave Jemma Pendlebury
14
10 September 2013 Taunton Dave Hallam Kaaren Kitching Louise Naum Matt Potter
15
5 September 2013 North Norfolk James Holder Denise Burke Helen Wickes Dave Parks
16
4 September 2013 Stamford Sue Quinn Michael Birt Sophie Cullumbine Adam Baxter
17
6 September 2013 Staffordshire Charlotte Pearson Carl Longson Ingrid Wagner Richard Turnbull
18
11 September 2013 North Hertfordshire Jenny Thorn Matt Titmuss Gordana Bjelic-Rados Marco Panico
19
9 September 2013 Hackney, London Jason Riley Purple Qie Qin Leon Herbert Jody Pawson
20
3 September 2013 Guernsey Ben Inder Kay Davidson Gemma Sparks Mike Huston
21
12 September 2013 West Yorkshire Jan Lymer Marc Stanton Gemma Rawnsley Paul Rodney
22
13 September 2013 Wales Gareth Jones Dale Gough Roxanne McFadden Catryn Roberts
23
23 September 2013 Salford Sukhi Bhullar Louise Woodward-Styles Shinny Davenport Fiona Morris
24
4 January 2013[49] Comedy Mash-Up Angelos Epithemiou Olivia Lee Pete Firman Stan Boardman
25
4 April 2013 Grand National Special (Part One) Mattie Batchelor Sally Rowley-Williams Mick Quinn Emma Spencer
26
5 April 2013 Grand National Special (Part Two)
28
16 September 2013 North Lancashire (incorrectly named West Lancashire Coast by voiceover Dave Lamb) James Fletcher Edward Oldfield Jannicke Ive Jayne Farnell
29
18 September 2013 Southampton Manisha Bollina Michelle Evans Ben Stimson Gary Thomasson
30
19 September 2013 High Wycombe David Leach Levi Santana Noelle Thompson Joh White
31
24 September 2013 Loughborough Cheryl Travers John Jesson Martino Ercolani Fliss Healey
32
25 September 2013 East Dorset Gary D Allen Pauline Elliot Natalie Lawrence Philip Palmer
33
17 September 2013 Mid Cornwall Kate Nicholson Nigel Pickin Jane Killips Kat Buxton
34
26 September 2013 Essex Jayne Stonely Amanda Stevens Nigel Smith Russell Murphy
35
27 September 2013 Ealing Sarah Bown Nikki Daniels Jelone Edward Butler-Ellis
36
6 January 2014 South Oxfordshire Karina Stratford Gary Boys Kam Parker Connor Jones
37
7 January 2014 Northumberland Wendy Fail Jo Slade Richie Lawson Alistair Jackson
38
8 January 2014 Suffolk Simon Cooper Sarah Jones Simon Spence Nicola Saunders
39
9 January 2014 Bristol Gilly Johnson Lyndsey Jennings Daniel Johnson Chris Bradley
40
10 January 2014 Worcestershire Alice Morgan Drew Kenaz Jeanne de Carvalho-Kelly Jeremy Porteous
41
27 December 2013 Celebrity Christmas Special Louie Spence Sinitta Danniella Westbrook Hugo Taylor
Series 30: Daytime[edit]
Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 25 Daytime episodes, Series 30 began transmission on Channel 4 in March 2013.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1–5
4 March 2013 Southend-on-Sea Julie-Ann Rayner Carol Dolman Damian Loneragan Steph Barrett Scott Langley
6–10
10 June 2013 Inverness Gillian Sutherland Melissa Kirby David Edes Zarina Ainslie Jamie Tulloch
11–15
1 July 2013 Lincolnshire Amanda Sherratt Ali Roberts Chris Moore Jack Stone Alex Coxon
16–20
3 June 2013 Lichfield James Herbert Ronnie Imlah JP Goodyear-Martinez Tim Travers Amanda Smith
21–25
30 September 2013 Harrogate Jane Steele Cassy Bell Cathy McConaghy Simon Meyer Alasdair Moore
26–30
27 May 2013 Winchester Ptol Slattery Patricia Pearson Francis Leigh Georgia Groves William Tilsley
31–35
1 July 2013 North Kent Yvette Tamara John Tower Yemi Christopher-Soares Jono Simm Lisa Townend
36–40
8 July 2013 Merseyside Danielle Greenwood Steven Booth Jade Chantelle Anna Senior Jamie Somers
41–45
21 October 2013 Cardiff Nicola Steele Jerry Lockett Rachael Smith Sam Clarke Andre Grainger
46–50
28 October 2013 Rochdale Tanya Manock Rod Tonge Claire Lemon Dean Fox Sadiya Hussain
51–55
4 November 2013 Northamptonshire Jules Osmany Peter Pickering Stephanie Reeder Lauren Oxlade Carl Johnson
56–60
11 November 2013 Exeter Steve Levy Richard Kaye Glen King Sarah Wallis Estelle Macrow
61–65
18 November 2013 Dundee Bill Black Alex Pithouse Hannah Wilson Phil Petrie Kim Gillespie
66–70
25 November 2013 Peterborough Warren Temple Donna Trafford Susie Hutson Vicki Culverhouse Robin Hills
71–75
2 December 2013 Yeovil Emmy Webster Steve Carpenter Mel Dunford Alan Bunter Andy Neil
76–80
7 October 2013 Cheltenham Oli Delaunoy Jan Blomer Zak Roby Kim Thomas Paddy Castledine
81–85
14 October 2013 Beds., Bucks. & Herts. Andrea Nichols Penny Peklivanas Tim Lawson Nicola O’Donnell Andy Harvey
86–90
9 December 2013 York Rachel Speight-McGregor Gyles Morrison Nicola Gregory Harry Baines Estella Nicholson
91–95
16 December 2013 Christmas Celebrity Special Rav Wilding Rebecca Adlington Jennifer Ellison Alex Carter Mrs. Moneypenny
96-100
27 January 2014 Welsh Valleys Kerry Bolwell-Williams Dave Morris Tasnim Sardar Ryan Woodward Gill Leonard
101-105
3 February 2014 Eastbourne Kirsty Davenport Anne-Marie Hamilton Becci Moloney Adam Holt Russell Turnbull
106-110
10 February 2014 North Devon Hector Christie Kirsten Brend Damion Fearnley Jenny Fox Viv Foster
111-115
17 February 2014 Essex Tony Houston Anthony Street Claire Kelly Richard Harris Kerrie Brinkley-Whittington
116-120
24 February 2014 Wigan Geoff Conway Natalie Crompton Alan Gregory Simon Grimwood Caroline Heaven
121-125
7 April 2014 Woking & Weybridge Vincenzo Ferlita Sarah Maynard Steve Carvill Sara Gilding Kelly Cummins
126-130
21 April 2014 Dumfries & Galloway Charlene Fry-Henderson Olive Melville Tommy Jardine Josh Jones Tammy Rice
131-135
12 May 2014 South London Michelle Camacho Matt Wren Licia Snow Raphael Steele Charlotte Sundberg
136-140
28 April 2014 Vale Of Aylesbury Natalie Dixon John Feore Bekki Jones Greg Pearson Mike Botto
141-145
13 October 2014 Boston Annika Taylor Katy Spence Adrian Daubney Sylwia Davy Carolyn Whiley
Series 31: Daytime[edit]
Seamlessly continuing on from the Series 30 Daytime episodes, Series 31 began transmission on Channel 4 in April 2014.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1-5
19 May 2014 Sutton Coldfield Laetitia Kostiopoulos Eva Philippou Randy Johnson Sharon Wozniak Patrick McMurray
6-10
17 November 2014 Lowestoft Beth Stephens Ray Ellis Polly Vincent Jonalt Kawaneski Rachel Tucker
11-15
14 April 2014 Cumbria Andrew Carruthers Jonny Thompson Katy Cropper Holly Venning Wendy Tinnion
16-20
26 May 2014 Northampton James Cox Donna Harris Caroline Nash Barb Wiles Duncan Fielding
21-25
27 October 2014 Perth Jacqui Daniel Lorea Jenna Craig McNiven
26-30
24 November 2014 Darlington Sam Mark Yvonne Ricky Audra
31-35
20 October 2014 Weston-super-Mare Amanda Harry Nancy Chris Tracy
36-40
6 October 2014 Llanelli Charlotte Steve Cristine Meic Ainsley
41-45
10 November 2014 Lancashire Valerie Nicky Steve Peggy Andy
46-50
5 May 2014 Glasgow Alison Bennett Graeme Curley Michelle Blackett Erwin Orduz Yvonne Finlayson
51-55
29 September 2014 Derby Dale Harvey Jo-Anna Beth Dunmore Ondine Shardlow David Morris
56-60
3 November 2014 Isle of Man Michelle Eva Justine Richard Stuart Baggs
61-65
1 December 2014 Manchester Dom Sasha Katherine Danny Maria
66-70
12 January 2015 Hull Jennie James Katrena Natalie George
71-75
5 January 2015 Gloucestershire Ian Sophie Carmel Polly Chris
76-80
8 December 2014 South-East London Leah Vincenzo Josh David Gina
81-85
15 December 2014 Milton Keynes Howard Louise David Helen Simon
86-90
19 January 2015 Norwich Jo-Anne Karena Jake Barnaby Richard
91-95
26 January 2015 Newcastle Clare David Liz John Vicky
Series 32: Daytime[edit]
Series 32 began transmission on Channel 4 in September 2014.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
15 September 2014 Basingstoke Zaira Sheikh Heather Horsfall Toby Pullen James Littleworth
2
16 September 2014 Chelmsford and Brentwood Michelle Pannell Tony Brooks Gary Clark Ami Mehta
3
17 September 2014 Torquay and Torbay Philip Austin Sarah Bell Charlotte Bowes David Lawrence Jones
4
18 September 2014 South East London Sally Hawkins Ashleigh Kelly Jacob Teulon John Frontera
5
19 September 2014 Tyne and Wear Rob Earnshaw Nigel Thompson Becky Mortimer Karina Armstrong
6
22 September 2014 South East Essex James Manders Amanda Gregory Julie Tworogal Ken Greenway
7
23 September 2014 Weymouth Linda Swaine Polly Cleaver Chris Brough Joe Djeebet
8
24 September 2014 Coventry John Whittaker Julie Emmanuel Kaytey Lees
9
25 September 2014 South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire Victoria Allen Andrew Huxtable Louise McMahon Christopher Fleming
10
26 September 2014 Liverpool Barry Hayden Becci Weir Jane Gordon Les Rushforth
11
16 February 2015 South-East London Gemma Michael Adam Audrey
12
17 February 2015 Telford and Stafford Andrea Simon Roger Kavita
13
18 February 2015 Salisbury Anna Ross Fiona Tim
14
19 February 2015 Liverpool Sally Gareth Geoff Cindy
15
20 February 2015 Black Country and Telford Imran Yiasmin Craig Sarah
16
23 February 2015 Exeter Dave Tammy Becky James
17
24 February 2015 Southampton Holly Johni Clare Neil
18
25 February 2015 Bristol Siobhan Russell Rhianna Matt
19
26 February 2015 Sheffield Louise Daniel Gordon Hayley
20
27 February 2015 Leicestershire Kate Mike Jessica John
21
2 March 2015 Newcastle and Northumberland Irena Rachel John Michael
22
3 March 2015 Bath Ellie Salvatore Martine James
23
4 March 2015 Leeds Terry Rachel Dave Julia
24
5 March 2015 Oxford Amy Max Sheila James
25
6 March 2015 West Yorkshire Haanah Robin Sandra Paul
Series 33: Primetime[edit]
Series 33 began transmission on Channel 4 in December 2014.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
30 December 2014 Celebrity Christmas Special Helen Flanagan Kirsten O'Brien Mark Dolan Shaun Ryder
Series 34[edit]
Series 34 began transmission on Channel 4 in March 2015.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
18 March 2015 Luton Michael Sheehan Sarah Lilley Barbara Hassall Russell Pepper
2
16 March 2015 Brighton Andrew Garnett Karen Healey Brendan Shannon Binnie Hawkins
3
20 March 2015 Swansea Anna Thorburn Arwel John Leon Welsby Jade Blackburn
4
17 March 2015 Derby Kerry Rowling Fergus Slade Bishamber Dass Aaron Johnson
5
19 March 2015 Bedfordshire Tracey Martin Jeremy Godfrey Sarah Martin Simon Tuck
6
24 August 2015 North London Sean Andrews Gary Nicholls Wendy Richardson Xena Kyriakou
7
25 August 2015 Preston Kerry Baker Timothy Lipscombe Nichola Donnelly Mark Cookson
8
26 August 2015 Chester David Blumberg Emma Fisher Natalie Cutts Tom Homes
9
27 August 2015 Nottingham Joy Evans Koa Maddock-Bradley Mark Feek Lachlan Forbes-Sutherland
10
28 August 2015 Swansea Bob Mattingley Kirsten Davies Ashley Wakeling Laura Pearce
11
31 August 2015 Eastbourne Claire Sloane Zoe Beardsall Catherine Clifford Ronnie Russo
12
1 September 2015 Chester Claire Elsley Donna Fraser Chester Ward Mike Hannigan
13
2 September 2015 Bolton Myroslava Kochan Michelle Worthington Micah Edwards Michael Twist
14
3 September 2015 Birmingham Mary Willock Tony Pearson Joshua Harris Bev Baker
15
4 September 2015 Worcester Vanessa Bradford Aaron Jacques Mark Goodge Angela Lever
16
7 September 2015 St Helens Bryan Doose Elaine Curran Mike Porter Sarah Mills
17
8 September 2015 Berkshire Emma Butler Matt Gibson Anne-Marie Lalley Bret Hollywood
18
9 September 2015 Edinburgh Jo Gemma James Tony
19
10 September 2015 Preston Louise Elaine Dominic Stephen Penketh
20
11 September 2015 Bolton Dale Peters Babs Eldred Kevin Booth Belle Davis
21
14 September 2015 Worcestershire Shelley Scott Amelia Rob
22
15 September 2015 Southport Jo Martyn Gillie Del
23
16 September 2015 Maidenhead Alastair Stacey Stuart Sheila
24
17 September 2015 North London Maria Toby Francine Bart
25
18 September 2015 Birmingham Kenzie Caroline Dominic Erica
Series 35[edit]
Series 35 began transmission on Channel 4 in September 2015.
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1-5
21 September 2015 North Surrey Becky Shoba Rob Petrina Giovanni
6-10
28 September 2015 Leeds Sarah Janet Phil Alex Abbi
11-15
5 October 2015 Kent Mark Verush Karen Amrick Anthony
16-20
12 October 2015 County Durham Julie Ashleigh Stephen Tina David
21-25
19 October 2015 Guildford Shanice Vivi Charlotte David Neil
26-30
26 October 2015 Exeter Hannah Simon Pascale Nick Ajay
31-35
2 November 2015 Sheffield Helen Claire Monika Ivor Simon
36-40
9 November 2015 Peterborough Muneer Christine Ben Gregory Rosie
41-45
16 November 2015 Derbyshire Lydia Frazer Kat Gareth Patricia
Series 37[edit]
Series 37 began transmission on Channel 4 in January 2016. (Note: Channel 4 website calls this Series 37, with Derbyshire from Series 35 labelled as the only episode in Series 36.)
Episode 1 of this series has become particularly infamous, with an ending that made top stories on national news sites. Peter Marsh had an outburst after finishing in 4th place (with scores of 7, 4 and 3 out of 10) saying that the winner (Jane) had deliberately sabotaged his evening to win. He said that she lived a "sad little life" and suggested that she should use the £1000 prize money to pay for some "lessons in grace and decorum".[50]
Episode
Premiered
Location
Contestants
1
4 January 2016 East Oxfordshire Charlotte Jane Adam Peter
2
5 January 2016 North Somerset Sue Heidi Myles Nick
3
6 January 2016 Glasgow David Katy Liz Adi
4
7 January 2016 Manchester Chris Regan Thomas Wendy
5
8 January 2016 Cardiff Lianne Ross Grace Lee
6
11 January 2016 Cambridgeshire Sam Lisa Merlin Julia
7
12 January 2016 Wolverhampton Philippa Curtis Shermayne Carl
8
13 January 2016 South East London Karen Eve Howard Rob
9
14 January 2016 Midlands Daljit Nicola Kirsty David
10
15 January 2016 Portsmouth Maz Chris Rob Sian
11
18 January 2016 Colchester Vanessa Michael Maurice Maureen
12
19 January 2016 York Svenja Oli Nichola Craig
13
20 January 2016 Oxfordshire Lynsey Shirley Felix Simon
14
21 January 2016 Milton Keynes Becky Chris Kay Andy
15
22 January 2016 Bristol Richard Anne Harriet Steve
16
25 January 2016 Glasgow John Leona Andrea Peter
17
26 January 2016 Cardiff Dan Julie Jess Jason
18
27 January 2016 Cambridge Tom Nicole Sam Philip
19
28 January 2016 Leicester Darren Chloe Tayeba Ross
20
29 January 2016 Northampton Russell Justyna Josh Brenda
Special
Late 2017 Made in Chelsea Special Georgia "Toff" Toffolo Jamie Laing Louise Thompson Alex Mytton
Special episodes[edit]
On 19 November 2010, a special short episode of Come Dine With Me aired during the annual Children in Need telethon featuring the UK cast of Dragons' Den except for James Caan, who opted out. The premise of this show was that the male dragons Duncan Bannatyne, Peter Jones, and Theo Paphitis each cooked a course for their guest Deborah Meaden.[51]
On 6 June 2012, More4 aired a "top 30" episode which featured clips of previous episodes. This episode is filed under Series 27 by Channel 4 which does not currently contain any other episodes.
See also[edit]
The Devil's Dinner Party
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Joey may refer to:
People[edit]
Joey (given name), list of people with this name
Animals[edit]
Joey (marsupial), an infant marsupial, for instance Koala.
Joey, a Blue-fronted Amazon parrot who was one of the Blue Peter pets
Film and television[edit]
Joey (1977 film)
Joey (1985 film), a German horror film
Joey (1986 film), an American rock and roll drama
Joey (1997 film), an Australian film
Joey (TV series), a spin-off of the popular Friends series
Music[edit]
Joey (album), 2014 album by Danish singer Joey Moe
"Joey" (Bob Dylan song), from the 1976 album Desire
"Joey" (Concrete Blonde song), a song by Concrete Blonde from their 1990 album Bloodletting
"Joey" (Sugarland song), by Sugarland from their 2008 album Love on the Inside
"Joey", a 1954 song by Betty Madigan written by Herbert Wiener, Stanley Bernstein, James J. Kriegsmann, Bert Salmirs
"Joey", a song by Nick Drake, an outtake from the 1969 Five Leaves Left studio sessions
"Joey", a song by Bon Jovi from their 2002 album Bounce
Other uses[edit]
Australia national under-17 football team, nicknamed The Joeys
Nickname of a Britten-Norman Trislander aircraft (registration G-JOEY) - see Aurigny
Callsign for Ehime Asahi Television
Nickname for the threepence coin in the United Kingdom
Nickname for a Scottish sausage.
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