8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown
8.2
2013
Comedy
, Reality
, Talk
Jimmy Carr hosts proceedings as the 8 Out of 10 Cats crew take over the words and numbers quiz.
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- Cast：
- Jimmy Carr , Jon Richardson , Rachel Riley , Susie Dent , Robert Deaton
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EP1 - Harriet Kemsley, Lee Mack, Munya Chawawa, David O'Doherty
January. 12,2024
Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Harriet Kemsley take on Lee Mack and Munya Chawawa. David O'Doherty joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner.
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EP2 - Joe Wilkinson, Rob Beckett, Sarah Millican Jamali Maddix
January. 19,2024
Jimmy Carr and Rachel Riley host the anarchic game show. Rob Beckett and Joe Wilkinson take on Sarah Millican and Jamali Maddix. Glenn Moore joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner.
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EP3 - Rob Brydon, Katherine Parkinson, Jon Richardson, Babatunde Aléshé
January. 26,2024
Jimmy Carr hosts the game show mash-up, as Rob Brydon and Katherine Parkinson take on Jon Richardson and Babatunde Aléshé. With Joe Wilkinson and Adam Buxton.
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EP4 - Rhod Gilbert, Sarah Millican, Judi Love, Joe Lycett
February. 02,2024
Jimmy Carr hosts as Rhod Gilbert and Sarah Millican go head-to-head with Judi Love and Joe Lycett. Jazz Emu joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner.
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EP5 - Jon Richardson, Asim Chaudhry, Joe Wilkinson, Roisin Conaty
February. 09,2024
Jimmy Carr presents as Jon Richardson and Asim Chaudhry take on Joe Wilkinson and Roisin Conaty. Lucy Pearman is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent, while Rachel Riley looks after the numbers and letters.
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