Lingo

In this episode, the contest centres on a battle of words, with the aim of toppling the current champions. The team taking on the challenge consists of two friends, Chris and Jake, together with their mates Kiran and Sarah. They’ll have to out‑wit each other and the reigning pair to claim victory. The show is presented by comedian Adil Ray, who guides the participants through each round and keeps the pace lively. His role is to introduce the teams, pose the word‑based tasks and announce the results as the competition unfolds. The format stays fast‑paced, demanding quick thinking at every turn, and the friendly rivalry between the two pairs adds an extra layer of excitement.

In this episode, the teams of Kiran and Sarah, Dan and Jono, and Kelly and Georgia each put their word‑play talents to the test, trying to construct valid words while using as few letters as they can. The challenge pushes them to think creatively about spelling and vocabulary, trimming down each entry to its bare minimum. Throughout, Adil Ray acts as the presenter, guiding the contestants through the rounds and keeping the pace lively. The format pits the pairs against one another, each aiming to out‑score the others by delivering the most efficient answers. The result's a fast‑paced, linguistic contest that showcases the participants' quick thinking and love of language.

Adil Ray presents a word‑based game where three duos of contestants compete to uncover the longest possible words while using the fewest letters. Among the competing pairs are Valerie teamed with Sarah, and Michael paired with Shanice, each relying on their linguistic abilities to out‑wit the others. The format challenges participants to think quickly and strategically, as they must construct valid words from a limited set of letters, striving to achieve the highest score with minimal character usage. Ray guides the proceedings, offering prompts and keeping the pace lively, while the contestants demonstrate their knack for concise vocabulary throughout the episode.

In this episode, the teams of Kiran and Sarah, Dan and Jono, and Kelly and Georgia each put their word‑play talents to the test, trying to construct valid words while using as few letters as they can. The challenge pushes them to think creatively about spelling and vocabulary, trimming down each entry to its bare minimum. Throughout, Adil Ray acts as the presenter, guiding the contestants through the rounds and keeping the pace lively. The format pits the pairs against one another, each aiming to out‑score the others by delivering the most efficient answers. The result's a fast‑paced, linguistic contest that showcases the participants' quick thinking and love of language.

Adil Ray presents a word‑based game where three duos of contestants compete to uncover the longest possible words while using the fewest letters. Among the competing pairs are Valerie teamed with Sarah, and Michael paired with Shanice, each relying on their linguistic abilities to out‑wit the others. The format challenges participants to think quickly and strategically, as they must construct valid words from a limited set of letters, striving to achieve the highest score with minimal character usage. Ray guides the proceedings, offering prompts and keeping the pace lively, while the contestants demonstrate their knack for concise vocabulary throughout the episode.

Daniella and Charlotte, both from London, team up with Nathan and Aarati, who represent Kent, as they step forward to take on the current Lingo champions. The four contestants combine their regional perspectives and aim to out‑wit the seasoned title‑holders in a fast‑paced game of vocabulary and strategy. Their preparation is marked by a mix of friendly rivalry and determination, each hoping to prove their skill on the show’s familiar board. The episode is fronted by Adil Ray, who serves as host and steers the action through each round. Ray’s commentary keeps the tempo lively, while his questions guide the players toward the next clue. The format remains unchanged, with the challengers facing the champions under Ray’s watchful eye.

Adil Ray presents a word‑game show where contestants are challenged to create the longest possible words using the smallest number of letters. The line‑up features the sibling duo Penny and Steve, the sisters Allandah and Miah, and the pair Alison and Mick. Each team draws on its own vocabulary tricks, trying to spot the highest‑scoring words while keeping the letter count to a minimum, all under Ray’s lively moderation. The competition pits their linguistic agility against one another, rewarding cleverness and brevity. Throughout each round, Ray offers quick prompts and keeps the pace brisk, ensuring the contestants think on their feet while the audience watches the wordplay unfold.

Daniella and Charlotte, both from London, team up with Nathan and Aarati, who represent Kent, as they step forward to take on the current Lingo champions. The four contestants combine their regional perspectives and aim to out‑wit the seasoned title‑holders in a fast‑paced game of vocabulary and strategy. Their preparation is marked by a mix of friendly rivalry and determination, each hoping to prove their skill on the show’s familiar board. The episode is fronted by Adil Ray, who serves as host and steers the action through each round. Ray’s commentary keeps the tempo lively, while his questions guide the players toward the next clue. The format remains unchanged, with the challengers facing the champions under Ray’s watchful eye.

Adil Ray presents a word‑game show where contestants are challenged to create the longest possible words using the smallest number of letters. The line‑up features the sibling duo Penny and Steve, the sisters Allandah and Miah, and the pair Alison and Mick. Each team draws on its own vocabulary tricks, trying to spot the highest‑scoring words while keeping the letter count to a minimum, all under Ray’s lively moderation. The competition pits their linguistic agility against one another, rewarding cleverness and brevity. Throughout each round, Ray offers quick prompts and keeps the pace brisk, ensuring the contestants think on their feet while the audience watches the wordplay unfold.

Facing off against the current title‑holders are a pair from Nottingham – Adam and his partner Natalie – alongside their sister‑in‑law duo, Louise and Samice. The four challengers will compete head‑to‑head with the reigning champions in a series of contests. Guiding the action is presenter Adil Ray, who introduces each round and keeps the momentum flowing. The line‑up pits the Nottingham couple and the two sisters‑in‑law against the established winners, setting the stage for a lively showdown. With Ray at the helm, the episode promises a spirited battle as the newcomers strive to unseat the incumbents. All participants are eager to prove their skill.

In this episode, the contestants're a family duo and a pair of close friends who team up to challenge the current Lingo champions. Father Paul and his daughter Amy join forces with their best mates Laura and Louise, each hoping their combined word‑play skills will be enough to topple the title‑holders. The four of them work together, crossing letters and solving clues, determined to outwit the reigning pair. Their partnership blends the familial bond between Paul and Amy with the long‑standing friendship of Laura and Louise, creating a united front aimed at beating the champions at their own game today.

The episode pits two family teams against the reigning champions. Sisters Olami and Ito join forces, while mother and daughter Pam and Enya form the other pair, each aiming to outplay the title‑holders. Throughout the competition, Adil Ray acts as the presenter, guiding the contestants and keeping the action moving. The format centres on these four participants as they strive to out‑score the champions, with Ray providing commentary and facilitating the challenges. By the end, the sisters and the mother‑daughter duo have each had a chance to demonstrate their skills in the bid to claim victory over the established champions.

Friends Brad and Will join forces with the mother‑and‑daughter pair Helen and her daughter Esther, forming a team that steps up to confront the current Lingo champions. The quartet is set to test their wits and speed against the title‑holders in a direct head‑to‑head contest. The episode is presented by Adil Ray, who takes on the role of host, guiding the participants through each round and keeping the pace of the game lively. Ray’s commentary frames the competition as the four challengers strive to unseat the reigning champions. The host also announces the scores after each segment, ensuring the audience stays informed of the progress.

Adil Ray takes on the role of quizmaster, guiding the game alongside his friends Charlotte and Lucy. Also featured are Sarah and Alyson, who appear as an aunt‑niece pair, and Uzo and Lola, who take part as a couple. The episode brings together this small group, with each individual listed participating in the quiz under Ray’s direction. Charlotte and Lucy join Ray as fellow friends, while Sarah’s relationship to Alyson is that of aunt and niece, and Uzo and Lola are presented as a couple who are also taking part. All six participants are involved in the quiz segment of the programme.

Dean and Johnny, Bev and Tony, together with Aaron and Joe, take part in the latest episode of the programme. The six contestants sit opposite each other, ready to tackle the challenges set out for them. Guided by host Adil Ray, they are tasked with spotting the hidden words that appear within the Lingo grids and the accompanying Puzzlewords. Throughout the round, they discuss possibilities, make guesses and try to piece together the correct terms before time runs out. The format keeps the pressure on as each pair works to uncover as many valid entries as they can, with Ray offering prompts and keeping the pace brisk.

Adil Ray takes on the role of quizmaster, guiding the game alongside his friends Charlotte and Lucy. Also featured are Sarah and Alyson, who appear as an aunt‑niece pair, and Uzo and Lola, who take part as a couple. The episode brings together this small group, with each individual listed participating in the quiz under Ray’s direction. Charlotte and Lucy join Ray as fellow friends, while Sarah’s relationship to Alyson is that of aunt and niece, and Uzo and Lola are presented as a couple who are also taking part. All six participants are involved in the quiz segment of the programme.

Dean and Johnny, Bev and Tony, together with Aaron and Joe, take part in the latest episode of the programme. The six contestants sit opposite each other, ready to tackle the challenges set out for them. Guided by host Adil Ray, they are tasked with spotting the hidden words that appear within the Lingo grids and the accompanying Puzzlewords. Throughout the round, they discuss possibilities, make guesses and try to piece together the correct terms before time runs out. The format keeps the pressure on as each pair works to uncover as many valid entries as they can, with Ray offering prompts and keeping the pace brisk.

The episode pits three pairs of contestants against the same word‑solving challenge. Laura and Kirsty team up, as do Iqra and Rhaina, and Lydia with Celeste. Each duo attempts to identify the words that show up in the Lingo grids as well as those hidden in the Puzzlewords. The action is steered by presenter Adil Ray, who introduces the rounds and provides the necessary commentary throughout the game. Throughout the segment, the pairs discuss possible solutions and test their guesses against the grid layout, aiming to complete each puzzle. The format encourages quick thinking and teamwork as the contestants race to fill in the correct entries.

Natassja and her Auntie Ashley, who both come from Northern Ireland, appear in the programme. Also featured are the married couple Jay and Shruti, who reside in Hertfordshire, and the married pair Ian and Mary, who live in Devon. All four participants take part in the episode, representing their respective regions. The episode therefore includes Natassja, Auntie Ashley, Jay, Shruti, Ian and Mary, each contributing to the show. Their involvement forms the core of the cast for this particular instalment. Natassja and Auntie Ashley bring a Northern Irish perspective, while Jay and Shruti provide insight from Hertfordshire, and Ian and Mary represent Devon.