Celebrity Catchphrase

Stephen Mulhern presents the show, steering James Buckley, Mark Labbett and Mwaksy Mudenda as they take part. The three sit opposite the host, ready to tackle the challenge in a friendly competition. Mulhern’s presenting style keeps the pace while the contestants exchange banter as they work through each clue, as they discuss possible answers. The aim is simple: each contestant must identify well‑known phrases from the clues given. If they succeed, they stand to win a £50,000 cash prize that will be donated to charitable causes for the benefit of those charities. Success not only earns the cash sum but shines a spotlight on the charities chosen, reinforcing the programme’s aim.

Stephen Mulhern fronts the game show, taking on the role of presenter and guiding each round. He is joined by former Olympic athlete Denise Lewis, entrepreneur Deborah Meaden and veteran actor Kevin Whately, all of whom are tasked with guessing well‑known phrases that appear on the board. Throughout the episode, Mulhern offers hints and keeps the pace lively, while the three guests discuss possible answers and vie for the correct solution. The programme’s structure revolves around this guessing game, with each participant offering their own perspective on the familiar expressions. In the end, the host reveals the intended phrase, confirming whether the guesses were right.

Stephen Mulhern fronts the game show, taking on the role of presenter and guiding each round. He is joined by former Olympic athlete Denise Lewis, entrepreneur Deborah Meaden and veteran actor Kevin Whately, all of whom are tasked with guessing well‑known phrases that appear on the board. Throughout the episode, Mulhern offers hints and keeps the pace lively, while the three guests discuss possible answers and vie for the correct solution. The programme’s structure revolves around this guessing game, with each participant offering their own perspective on the familiar expressions. In the end, the host reveals the intended phrase, confirming whether the guesses were right.

Stephen Mulhern fronts a celebrity edition of the beloved classic game show, bringing together a small group of well‑known faces for a charitable cause. Joining him are Kate Garraway, Pete Wicks and former Olympic cyclist Bradley Wiggins, each of whom attempts to describe exactly what they see on the screen – the show's signature “say what you see” challenge. The trio competes under the pressure of the familiar format, with their attempts broadcast for the benefit of a chosen charity. The special combines the programme's traditional humour and quick‑thinking gameplay with the added appeal of celebrity participants, all while supporting a good cause.

Stephen Mulhern fronts a celebrity edition of the beloved classic game show, bringing together a small group of well‑known faces for a charitable cause. Joining him are Kate Garraway, Pete Wicks and former Olympic cyclist Bradley Wiggins, each of whom attempts to describe exactly what they see on the screen – the show's signature “say what you see” challenge. The trio competes under the pressure of the familiar format, with their attempts broadcast for the benefit of a chosen charity. The special combines the programme's traditional humour and quick‑thinking gameplay with the added appeal of celebrity participants, all while supporting a good cause.

Stephen Mulhern returns to front a further charity special of the game show, taking the role of presenter for a night focused on fundraising. Joining him are Adjoa Andoh, Adrian Chiles and Trevor Nelson, each representing a cause they have selected. The quartet competes under Mulhern’s guidance, striving to secure a £50,000 jackpot that will be donated to their respective good causes. Throughout the episode the emphasis remains on the charitable aim, with the participants working together to maximise the potential winnings for the organisations they support. The format mirrors the standard programme but is entirely geared towards raising funds for charity.

Stephen Mulhern returns to front a further charity special of the game show, taking the role of presenter for a night focused on fundraising. Joining him are Adjoa Andoh, Adrian Chiles and Trevor Nelson, each representing a cause they have selected. The quartet competes under Mulhern’s guidance, striving to secure a £50,000 jackpot that will be donated to their respective good causes. Throughout the episode the emphasis remains on the charitable aim, with the participants working together to maximise the potential winnings for the organisations they support. The format mirrors the standard programme but is entirely geared towards raising funds for charity.