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Famous faces appraise The Greatest Auction, Our Planet, Countdown, M3GAN, Siren: Survive the Island and Gino's Italian masterclass on This Morning. From June 2023

Famous faces appraise The Greatest Auction, Our Planet, Countdown, M3GAN, Siren: Survive the Island and Gino's Italian masterclass on This Morning. From June 2023

A range of stars share their impressions of several TV programmes. They're discussing the long‑running medical drama Casualty, the charitable competition The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, the farming series Clarkson's Farm, the supernatural thriller Heretic, the animal‑focused series The Yorkshire Vet: At Home with the Greens, and the daytime chat‑show This Morning. Each celebrity offers brief comments on what they enjoy or find noteworthy about the shows, giving viewers a glimpse into their personal tastes across drama, reality, documentary and talk‑show formats. Their remarks range from praise for the realistic emergency scenes in Casualty to appreciation of the charitable spirit behind The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, while noting the charm of Clarkson's Farm and the intrigue of Heretic.

A range of stars share their impressions of several TV programmes. They're discussing the long‑running medical drama Casualty, the charitable competition The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, the farming series Clarkson's Farm, the supernatural thriller Heretic, the animal‑focused series The Yorkshire Vet: At Home with the Greens, and the daytime chat‑show This Morning. Each celebrity offers brief comments on what they enjoy or find noteworthy about the shows, giving viewers a glimpse into their personal tastes across drama, reality, documentary and talk‑show formats. Their remarks range from praise for the realistic emergency scenes in Casualty to appreciation of the charitable spirit behind The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, while noting the charm of Clarkson's Farm and the intrigue of Heretic.

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

Some of Britain's best-known personalities, including Clare Balding and Alice Arnold, Denise van Outen and Johhny Vaughan, appraise the week's television

A collection of well‑known personalities – Miquita Oliver together with Andi Oliver, the duo Big Zuu, Hyder and Tubsey, Shaun Ryder alongside Bez, and the pair Clare Balding and Alice Arnold – all offered their observations on the programmes broadcast in June 2023. Their contributions ranged from brief reactions to more detailed reflections, each adding a personal flavour to the discussion. Each of these familiar faces provided remarks that touched on the tone, style and overall feel of the shows aired that month, providing a varied set of viewpoints from the diverse group of commentators. The combined commentary offered viewers a snapshot of the month’s entertainment landscape through the eyes of these well‑known figures.

A collection of well‑known personalities – Miquita Oliver together with Andi Oliver, the duo Big Zuu, Hyder and Tubsey, Shaun Ryder alongside Bez, and the pair Clare Balding and Alice Arnold – all offered their observations on the programmes broadcast in June 2023. Their contributions ranged from brief reactions to more detailed reflections, each adding a personal flavour to the discussion. Each of these familiar faces provided remarks that touched on the tone, style and overall feel of the shows aired that month, providing a varied set of viewpoints from the diverse group of commentators. The combined commentary offered viewers a snapshot of the month’s entertainment landscape through the eyes of these well‑known figures.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

A range of stars share their impressions of several TV programmes. They're discussing the long‑running medical drama Casualty, the charitable competition The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, the farming series Clarkson's Farm, the supernatural thriller Heretic, the animal‑focused series The Yorkshire Vet: At Home with the Greens, and the daytime chat‑show This Morning. Each celebrity offers brief comments on what they enjoy or find noteworthy about the shows, giving viewers a glimpse into their personal tastes across drama, reality, documentary and talk‑show formats. Their remarks range from praise for the realistic emergency scenes in Casualty to appreciation of the charitable spirit behind The 1% Club for Soccer Aid, while noting the charm of Clarkson's Farm and the intrigue of Heretic.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

The Gogglebox Su2C Special is a stand‑alone episode of the popular British series that invites the regular household panel to sit alongside a few celebrity guests. As usual, the participants are filmed from their own sofas while they watch and comment on recent television offerings, providing a snapshot of everyday reactions. In this particular edition, actors Josh Hartnett and Tamsin Egerton, together with comedian Nick Mohammed, join the regulars to assess programmes such as The 1% Club Rollover and With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration. Their insights are woven into the discussion, helping the group decide which shows deserve a nod from the viewing public.

The Gogglebox Su2C Special is a stand‑alone episode of the popular British series that invites the regular household panel to sit alongside a few celebrity guests. As usual, the participants are filmed from their own sofas while they watch and comment on recent television offerings, providing a snapshot of everyday reactions. In this particular edition, actors Josh Hartnett and Tamsin Egerton, together with comedian Nick Mohammed, join the regulars to assess programmes such as The 1% Club Rollover and With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration. Their insights are woven into the discussion, helping the group decide which shows deserve a nod from the viewing public.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

The Gogglebox Su2C Special is a stand‑alone episode of the popular British series that invites the regular household panel to sit alongside a few celebrity guests. As usual, the participants are filmed from their own sofas while they watch and comment on recent television offerings, providing a snapshot of everyday reactions. In this particular edition, actors Josh Hartnett and Tamsin Egerton, together with comedian Nick Mohammed, join the regulars to assess programmes such as The 1% Club Rollover and With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration. Their insights are woven into the discussion, helping the group decide which shows deserve a nod from the viewing public.

The Gogglebox Su2C Special is a stand‑alone episode of the popular British series that invites the regular household panel to sit alongside a few celebrity guests. As usual, the participants are filmed from their own sofas while they watch and comment on recent television offerings, providing a snapshot of everyday reactions. In this particular edition, actors Josh Hartnett and Tamsin Egerton, together with comedian Nick Mohammed, join the regulars to assess programmes such as The 1% Club Rollover and With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration. Their insights are woven into the discussion, helping the group decide which shows deserve a nod from the viewing public.

The programme, titled Famous faces, is dedicated to reviewing a variety of television offerings. Since its launch in July 2023, it has covered titles such as Is It Cake, Too?, Hijack, Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef and Saving Giraffes: The Long Journey Home. Each installment provides a critique of one of these series, giving viewers insight into the content. The show is classified as an episode within its genre, and its focus remains strictly on evaluating the listed programmes. Viewers can expect each episode to focus on a single title from the list, offering commentary that stays within the scope of the programme’s review mandate.

The programme, titled Famous faces, is dedicated to reviewing a variety of television offerings. Since its launch in July 2023, it has covered titles such as Is It Cake, Too?, Hijack, Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef and Saving Giraffes: The Long Journey Home. Each installment provides a critique of one of these series, giving viewers insight into the content. The show is classified as an episode within its genre, and its focus remains strictly on evaluating the listed programmes. Viewers can expect each episode to focus on a single title from the list, offering commentary that stays within the scope of the programme’s review mandate.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

Each episode features a rotating line‑up of well‑known British figures, many of whom are among the nation’s most beloved public personalities. They take on the role of the country’s most outspoken viewers, offering candid reactions and commentary on the television programmes that aired over the past week. The format centres on their collective discussion, where they dissect, praise and sometimes poke fun at the shows, providing a lively, tongue‑in‑cheek review that reflects a broad spectrum of opinions. By gathering these familiar faces together, the series creates a light‑hearted yet insightful snapshot of public sentiment towards the week’s broadcast slate and cultural climate in the UK.

Each episode features a rotating line‑up of well‑known British figures, many of whom are among the nation’s most beloved public personalities. They take on the role of the country’s most outspoken viewers, offering candid reactions and commentary on the television programmes that aired over the past week. The format centres on their collective discussion, where they dissect, praise and sometimes poke fun at the shows, providing a lively, tongue‑in‑cheek review that reflects a broad spectrum of opinions. By gathering these familiar faces together, the series creates a light‑hearted yet insightful snapshot of public sentiment towards the week’s broadcast slate and cultural climate in the UK.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

In this episode, well‑known viewers share their reactions to a selection of programmes such as Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure, Celebrity Puzzling, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Long Way Home. Their commentary offers insight into how each series is received by a high‑profile audience, touching on the adventurous spirit of Edmonds' travel show, the competitive edge of Celebrity Puzzling, the personal journey highlighted in Attwood's documentary and the emotional narrative of Long Way Home. The format lets participants speak openly, giving a snapshot of public sentiment without detailed analysis. By juxtaposing genres—from travel adventure to competition and documentary—the episode shows the range of content that attracts notable viewers.

In this episode, well‑known viewers share their reactions to a selection of programmes such as Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure, Celebrity Puzzling, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Long Way Home. Their commentary offers insight into how each series is received by a high‑profile audience, touching on the adventurous spirit of Edmonds' travel show, the competitive edge of Celebrity Puzzling, the personal journey highlighted in Attwood's documentary and the emotional narrative of Long Way Home. The format lets participants speak openly, giving a snapshot of public sentiment without detailed analysis. By juxtaposing genres—from travel adventure to competition and documentary—the episode shows the range of content that attracts notable viewers.

In this episode, well‑known viewers share their reactions to a selection of programmes such as Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure, Celebrity Puzzling, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Long Way Home. Their commentary offers insight into how each series is received by a high‑profile audience, touching on the adventurous spirit of Edmonds' travel show, the competitive edge of Celebrity Puzzling, the personal journey highlighted in Attwood's documentary and the emotional narrative of Long Way Home. The format lets participants speak openly, giving a snapshot of public sentiment without detailed analysis. By juxtaposing genres—from travel adventure to competition and documentary—the episode shows the range of content that attracts notable viewers.

The programme assembles a collection of recognisable British personalities. Featured in the line‑up are Vicky Pattison paired with Pete Wicks, while seasoned broadcaster Clare Balding appears alongside journalist Alice Arnold. Both pairings bring together individuals who have become familiar to viewers through a variety of television appearances. Joining them are Denise van Outen teamed with Johnny Vaughan, as well as the energetic duo Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely. The roster is further complemented by additional well‑known participants, all of which are listed as part of the episode’s celebrity ensemble. Other notable contributors also feature, though they are not individually named in the available information.

In this episode, well‑known viewers share their reactions to a selection of programmes such as Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure, Celebrity Puzzling, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Long Way Home. Their commentary offers insight into how each series is received by a high‑profile audience, touching on the adventurous spirit of Edmonds' travel show, the competitive edge of Celebrity Puzzling, the personal journey highlighted in Attwood's documentary and the emotional narrative of Long Way Home. The format lets participants speak openly, giving a snapshot of public sentiment without detailed analysis. By juxtaposing genres—from travel adventure to competition and documentary—the episode shows the range of content that attracts notable viewers.

Each episode features a rotating line‑up of well‑known British figures, many of whom are among the nation’s most beloved public personalities. They take on the role of the country’s most outspoken viewers, offering candid reactions and commentary on the television programmes that aired over the past week. The format centres on their collective discussion, where they dissect, praise and sometimes poke fun at the shows, providing a lively, tongue‑in‑cheek review that reflects a broad spectrum of opinions. By gathering these familiar faces together, the series creates a light‑hearted yet insightful snapshot of public sentiment towards the week’s broadcast slate and cultural climate in the UK.

In this episode, well‑known viewers share their reactions to a selection of programmes such as Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure, Celebrity Puzzling, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Long Way Home. Their commentary offers insight into how each series is received by a high‑profile audience, touching on the adventurous spirit of Edmonds' travel show, the competitive edge of Celebrity Puzzling, the personal journey highlighted in Attwood's documentary and the emotional narrative of Long Way Home. The format lets participants speak openly, giving a snapshot of public sentiment without detailed analysis. By juxtaposing genres—from travel adventure to competition and documentary—the episode shows the range of content that attracts notable viewers.

The series presents critical examinations of a range of television programmes, covering titles such as 24 Hours in A&E, Five Star Kitchen: Britain's Next Great Chef, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Sky Coppers, The Chase and Jamie’s One‑Pan Wonders. Each episode offers a concise analysis of the respective show, focusing on its presentation and format. Viewers receive a straightforward overview that highlights the key elements of each programme without delving into plot specifics or personal opinions. By grouping these diverse titles together, the show provides a comparative look at current broadcasting offerings across drama, cooking competition, action film, police drama, quiz show and cooking‑tutorial formats.

The series presents critical examinations of a range of television programmes, covering titles such as 24 Hours in A&E, Five Star Kitchen: Britain's Next Great Chef, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Sky Coppers, The Chase and Jamie’s One‑Pan Wonders. Each episode offers a concise analysis of the respective show, focusing on its presentation and format. Viewers receive a straightforward overview that highlights the key elements of each programme without delving into plot specifics or personal opinions. By grouping these diverse titles together, the show provides a comparative look at current broadcasting offerings across drama, cooking competition, action film, police drama, quiz show and cooking‑tutorial formats.