
8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown is a movie/drama series airing on UK television.
The broadcast is a television episode presented by comedian Jimmy Carr. It falls within the comedy‑panel genre and is structured as a single programme rather than a series. Carr takes the role of host, guiding the proceedings and introducing the participants. In this installment, Sean Lock appears alongside Liza Tarbuck, forming one side of the competition. They are pitted against a guest captain, Sarah Millican, who is accompanied by her teammate Romesh Ranganathan. The two teams face each other in a series of challenges designed for the format. The arrangement sees Carr steering the dialogue while Lock and Tarbuck collaborate to counter the strategies of Millican and Ranganathan. Each participant contributes their own comedic style to the interaction, creating a back‑and‑forth dynamic that defines the episode’s structure. Overall, the episode brings together these four comedians under Carr’s moderation, with Lock and Tarbuck working together against the guest captain Millican and her partner Ranganathan. The focus remains on the competitive interplay between the two pairs, framed by the host’s oversight.
The show is presented by Jimmy Carr, who steers a humour‑filled words‑and‑numbers quiz. The competing sides consist of Jon Richardson paired with Roisin Conaty, who go up against a freshly appointed team captain, Rob Beckett, alongside Kiell Smith‑Bynoe. Carr acts as the quizmaster, guiding the two groups through the blend of linguistic and numerical challenges that form the core of the programme. Each round blends wordplay with arithmetic, prompting the teams to think quickly and humorously. The format encourages banter between the contestants, with Carr interjecting jokes as the host. The line‑up pits Richardson and Conaty’s partnership against the new captaincy of Beckett supported by Smith‑Bynoe, creating a light‑hearted contest of wit and calculation.
The show is presented by Jimmy Carr, who steers a humour‑filled words‑and‑numbers quiz. The competing sides consist of Jon Richardson paired with Roisin Conaty, who go up against a freshly appointed team captain, Rob Beckett, alongside Kiell Smith‑Bynoe. Carr acts as the quizmaster, guiding the two groups through the blend of linguistic and numerical challenges that form the core of the programme. Each round blends wordplay with arithmetic, prompting the teams to think quickly and humorously. The format encourages banter between the contestants, with Carr interjecting jokes as the host. The line‑up pits Richardson and Conaty’s partnership against the new captaincy of Beckett supported by Smith‑Bynoe, creating a light‑hearted contest of wit and calculation.
The show is presented by Jimmy Carr, who steers a humour‑filled words‑and‑numbers quiz. The competing sides consist of Jon Richardson paired with Roisin Conaty, who go up against a freshly appointed team captain, Rob Beckett, alongside Kiell Smith‑Bynoe. Carr acts as the quizmaster, guiding the two groups through the blend of linguistic and numerical challenges that form the core of the programme. Each round blends wordplay with arithmetic, prompting the teams to think quickly and humorously. The format encourages banter between the contestants, with Carr interjecting jokes as the host. The line‑up pits Richardson and Conaty’s partnership against the new captaincy of Beckett supported by Smith‑Bynoe, creating a light‑hearted contest of wit and calculation.
Jimmy Carr presents a comedy‑styled words‑and‑numbers quiz, acting as the show’s host. On one team, Sean Lock and Bill Bailey join forces, while the opposing side features guest captain Joe Wilkinson alongside Isy Suttie. Throughout the episode, Joe Lycett makes regular appearances in Dictionary Corner, offering his input on the language‑based challenges. Each round tests both vocabulary knowledge and numerical cleverness, prompting the participants to think on their feet. The format blends quick‑fire trivia with humour, letting the comedians riff off each other's answers while the Dictionary Corner provides occasional clarification. The chemistry between the regulars and the guest captain adds an extra layer of spontaneity, and Carr keeps the pace lively, steering the banter and ensuring the competition stays light‑hearted.
The show is presented by Jimmy Carr, who steers a humour‑filled words‑and‑numbers quiz. The competing sides consist of Jon Richardson paired with Roisin Conaty, who go up against a freshly appointed team captain, Rob Beckett, alongside Kiell Smith‑Bynoe. Carr acts as the quizmaster, guiding the two groups through the blend of linguistic and numerical challenges that form the core of the programme. Each round blends wordplay with arithmetic, prompting the teams to think quickly and humorously. The format encourages banter between the contestants, with Carr interjecting jokes as the host. The line‑up pits Richardson and Conaty’s partnership against the new captaincy of Beckett supported by Smith‑Bynoe, creating a light‑hearted contest of wit and calculation.