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Rosie Jones presents a game show centred on judgement and first impressions. She is joined by comedians Suzi Ruffell and Fern Brady, who sit alongside team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love. The format revolves around judgement and first impressions.

Rosie Jones fronts a new game‑show that centres on judgement and first impressions. The premise is simple: contestants are put in situations that test how quickly they can read people and form opinions, with the host guiding the action and keeping the pace lively. Jones’s comedic style sets a light‑hearted tone, making the concept feel both playful and immediate. The programme pits two team captains, Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, against each other. Joining the captains are fellow comedians Suzi Ruffell and Fern Brady, who add their own perspectives to the challenges. Each episode sees the four personalities navigating the same judgment‑based tasks, offering contrasting reactions that highlight the quirks of snap assessments. Beyond the core format, the show leans on the chemistry between its regulars. With Jones steering the proceedings, Ryan and Love bring their distinct comedic voices to the captain’s role, while Ruffell and Brady contribute fresh energy as the supporting players. The combination of host, captains and guest comedians creates a dynamic environment where first‑impression games unfold with humour and a touch of rivalry.